Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1828-04-18
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Wv way county, Va eoipn.ncinr IN. 18th Feb and ,sy
mmaDg the LIST July and will be let mares at $50 h,
season. To become able the Oct-S75 insurance,
aoe whenever the mare u he foa groou
in every All to.e enen,n who nav within the
will be allowed per cash payment The propr,
e'Dr' nave made the most ample
wen attended To- that be seut 10 this horse; having
several Lar iels and had quantity Of wea,
.owed io Pasimsst, "ih the addition good gram
and forage TOT feeding They have also an
epvt :uh of stables the stand .ueient Tor 100 to
.eenrS them rom the nesnen.y bad RAINY weather The
an ansemenis, together with the Personal attention OF one
the subirnbtts, a,s,tedb by faithful ner-, provided for The
purpose, will he warrants hoped that will he
utseo and siuned 70 then good condition. NJ
po'o"hy Tor accidents or but every will
DESCRIPTION.
Hionseu ron.on beautiful blood bay, IS baud. ms.
n,sh "'ih black legs, nsne and trl, with beautiful
court 81 ha which for sleekntss Deness, seldom
s9nsiedapd neyeI exceeded which, hgly indicative OF m
great purity OF blood
he possesses great beauty and ouepouding ,nd
combines as Nny or poin, than any
nov IN AmsIes That together with his distinct blood from,
he Al hue aud Diomed stock, readers him highly valuable.
nd such an acquisition TO this Of the unit
n0i sa'n OF blood which held such high
~ HuuicO, :Pos'n sllude 10 the Ciiz,
uaiIs',n aud Mei'eyi STRAIN, which he fully combines II
ms reIs ee and which renders HIM fne aud remote
r"n me sYes OF horses OF the present day. Much
eo1d be said but the Gentlemen of the turf, breeder
IN vugna and North olna, generally quaint
VIZ S Tue m @ results from Judieiou' CROSSES, 10 require
any ming ei Their own Judgment aud dsoi induce
' ''''s' PE :i!H !: improving 'ne' STOCK
On the r.'s SIDE Monsieur Tonsou was set nv rseole Pa
os oy Tue imported horre CrEen he by PaeOld England;
he ny Blank and he by the phn abian Cizens
tncts' ny Turk; he BY Regulu he by GsoIphin
IN
ola Oadt aud he by the Gpdyhin sban grandan
ho9hs Black Eyss by Crai Of the Wsiock Galloway
Paeoet was Col EPp grey by Tproo Sab ,he was
also the Sam OF several horses, among them Paaox
an account Of this horse American Fame No 2s Vol
Ns. Paeo!tPs GrandsD by THINNER; he by the IN ported
hofse fAan he by the imported horse Vaan; he bv
mous and he by the Gsiolphn Arabian The dam u Drim
meI 5y the ,uPCsd horse jolly Roger. Paeolers great
saam BY ba' shami he b the imported horse Jumper out
o. Vol Isske'' imported mare Selma, by tie Gud5lphin
a'Anni unPer by pahfsham of England, ne ny
D., a..
imported horse, Jolly Roger On the side tie dam nj
by the Imported horse Bedford out Of an ma b
M1mbrno Bedford by Dungannon hes. sons u the
Ssitora'.d English Epse The dam of Tor Gallant, hy
Wdaij he by Feanoughii Ia by Rrsuus and Ia, by III,
Godoirhm Arabian The 'an, i William, by Jol, gei out
1silsn by the imported hoae, obeo, teSnmony called
Da'k aud All Bia"k;lhe ny old Cab the ia,g,. A.s
Sianme KIN Monsieur Tcnson', by Grey Medic;
he by llnFs old imported Medley. The dam oil Gre, Medic.
~ Skipwits Black and All Black; gTan1an by BAY Bottom
he ny Bay u lion OF England, imported mar Blo
sons gI.ai gapsm 10y Old Parner; great srandom by
i3nsias, great gre4! yrsa, gandam by old Fearn ugh
Skpwhh Black and All Black by the imported house, buns
wick he by o. onoko lbs by old Crab, Miss Samme KIN
Slack aud All Blacks dam, 10y ARIEL tuii brother old
ra',neI beng got by Ioons Traveller Selma by hs
HOIoiPhih AIaban Lonssdale go by Jolly Roger
a. Imported MARI, bred BY SIR john Raulsdtn @ by
h.r DAM L'rd Lonssdalas Black Arabian, Bay
arabian Couyskns &c, &c Monsieur Tnnson' great yrania
1y f imported hcr:e o'eal he by young s6Pi has by
oi1 MO- tone ArabiaU ssndam By s Crab; great grandan
~ iht pad C-lowayi erer great gauiaTD by the barley
an ah1 g ea ss' gr+id dan OF Moe'en r"non by
oi'ea hoT'e fcaInousn lac by Regulus aud hs by
Godolphn az ahian Fhs evident, above y.
9 10 M, COUNT that Of ey,
a-u' = Jsiy hos-F. YaI,sni, 10 2ailHsr 81,
blood N England particularly that OF udolphn Arabian
OF whieb Sesbrai,d horse, lac parakes Of dcze
PERFORMANCE
Monsieur Ionson naue has FIRST apPearsuo, upon Turf
"a Ie5 Then two years old and mile heats Mr.
a b. Shebys Pdsolei Fly Elsa in consequence OF hem
amt ana o1' OF oder Three weeks after, he the
above FLY OF Mr. shelbys aud others spring Of I825
lhite yeas DID, he won the Jockey oab Purse ALA
Iu me Of
ans Mir Cunnay,s Pscole, Fik ri, SbE,} NJ; ~ -
STh's Andrew Jackson aud others. Tine Of the Is, heat
! minute 90 seconds, second beat minute 81. a lew
heating Andrew Jackson others lie wa then travelled
from Fctence "a Natchez with the Of running him there
New olesus; hut hi. way he was taken viii, hs
dtiemPef, s"d has feet beLsme diseased with the Thrush
owing To winch sr that country. Early ~ the
spring Of 1876, Henry Clay Esq. purchas-d an interest IN
ham and travelled him Allison, Moth Carons distance
Of II 81 1900 miles, arriving Juneand July nut him in
to training fo the fail races, and lis acins career
"a tins country by winning the Jockey Club at ion
2lsoi Sept beating capt Harisons Juliet = mile heats
The week ai'erhe won the jockey club purse Caswe
Court House, beating Sally Walker, mile heats On the
18Th Of Oct following, after travelling dtsnec Of 80 mle
ne won the JoSky Clne Purse Al Tree HILL beating ARIEL
Gobanns aud Benhen mile heats Two weeks alter he
won the Jockey Club Purse at eleld, beating Sally walker
ARIEL and Laiay ete three mile heats The
the Jockey Club purse at New Hope, beating Shakespeare
mile heats Two weeks after he the Jockey Club Purse
Of pOyd1h oeath6 ms famous mare Sally walker mile
heals THIS Acknowledged have been the bes mile
race ever ar IN Virgins having been very tough
hea'y UaE ~ neat, 10 'n 55s, 81 hea SIS. the
Spring d IeI7, he was put into training WITH the view "
running TOT Tie great intake at Tree Hill but
he turned out and iai recovered from his aeLe,.
as to waIran, the hope OF bis beng able fs
and 10 September, he the Jockey Purse At Case
tourhouse beating Capt Ha fisnns h,'e Frantic thee in
heats From the eviou injury Of the Tendon If fore
les be broke down esy IN ihe heat this race hay
ing TO nearly the whole of the heat yide nj To the
spsosaioI On The other three legs Thus ended the racing
career OF this noble Administering beaten ali
every dianee Hong shOItl with consider abs ease; ceaiy
demonstrating ms superiority, whtbet they Tor speed
boiiomwbieh justly entities him rank the hest horse
Of the age. TnOS WATSON
ABNER ROBINSON
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