Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1828-04-08
MONSIEUR TO.NSO.w

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mnating the LIST July, and will be let to mares at $50 the
season to become payable the LIST oet75
Whenever the mare proves u be in oa 81 the groom
IN every All those geneu who pay ,n ia. season
wa be allowed ten per cent for cash payment rhe prom
well attended to- ha; be this ors having rented
several Ase hes aud mad considerable quutty 81 wheat
ana forage fCt feeding them They haze engaged an ex
'eh,re suit ." stables at the stand, .uci,at 100 mares.
seeUrs them from the iGreney Dad rainy w,ahe The
anseinen together With the pc. sona attention OF one II
hs assisted by faithful oes, provided thu
purpose wni he hoped thai will welt
treated and returned 10 their owners IA rooI coalition H.,
n Ior see'dent' or escapes but every exe.ton wall
DESCRIPTION.
Monsieur Fonson beautiful blood BAY hsuj, ms.
nish wiih black legs, and TAI, with most beautiful
court ii han, which fnr sleelnes, ami n+ne,. i, seLIom
snd never exceeded which shy indicative Of has
lie Possesses srr4; beauty aud corresponding
America That Scehes Viii h. J,'t S Se . ,o,
tue Archie AMI Diomed stock, readers highly valuable
aud such aeauion this part OF tb. GO pl, "
n"e strains OF blood which held IN such high e,mat
Y nudieou. ,porsmtn brted.rswe ailude c.izen
Dalsn aud Medley; which he so fully combines m
aud watch renders him ne remote eros,
uron the stock OF horses OF the present. day Much more
eovu De sSh but the Gentlemen Of the tui, breeders
IN va gina aud Moth Cat olna are too generally ao<a,n
wan Tue b. nthrisi results from ueiou, crosses to equine
any thns but Their own judgment disc tn.
u The present "BPouny ol improving then Stock.
On the SIRE, sdr Monsieur Tonon wa, soi bv P,eI., p
eost b the imported hor C1en 10y Pa,,i.t OF
ae ny biank aud he by the dolphin Arabian Ctizea dam,
~ iuiki he by Regulus aud he by the GGdoiphin
arabian his ssndam, FAIRY Queen, Wy young Cade; he by
Naut ah1 ne by tue G9d0rhn abIan grandani
pid,A Eyes hy Grabs out OF the Warlork GALLOWAY
~ Snake, BALD Galloway, Curwens Bay D4rb. The dam Of
was Cot Epp; grey mare by rPFoo Sab, l.he
h' ,sh Of several race horses, anung them, Faafa
"hk.s wonder, &el Tippo, Sab by Lndey Araban ior
az o. ms hr,se see American FAgt, No. 2s, Vol
ga ISeyitr' Grsndam by BDHeii be by the imported
morse, VAani he by the imported horse Yaant he by Dor
. r.; anu . ne ny me Haaophn Arabian The dam Of Brim
e ~ te u.npytd morse J''ly Roger. Pacoiops great
oy aam he by the imported horse, Jumper out
o. Col Iaskeis Imported mare Selma, by the Goduphin
Afahaoi Juniper by Babraam of England and he h., tbs
uoolPhm Aahan Pacoitts goat great srandam b. the
ronsons dam got by Top Gallant he by 6 .i t;
ny the imported horse. u, dtod, imported MAJ nv
S1sirofsted English Eip'e. The dam Top Gallant n,
Mhdsi he by Feanought; h. ny Regulus and ne by The
Of she imported mare, Kitty Fisher. The grandson of TN
Gallant by the Imported hor.e, hello le9mmony called
samme KIN Monsieur Tcu.on' andau by GREY Mede,:
he 5y HATS old imported Medley. Tie dam Gie, Mtjty
ny Skpwnh Black aud All Black; gran,ain by Dav Bolt
he by Bay lion Of England, vi the imported mai B,o
SONS great gandsm by Old Partner; great great sr4ndon by
skP~lh Black Black by the ted hp I ,e , un
geti he by Oonoko hs BY old Ciob, HISS Sa kn
'eh ana All blat ks dam, by Ariei, brother to old
FATHER beng by Norton. traveller ont OF selma 5y b
1odoph,n A"omn LoGgsda'e go by Jolly Roge out Of
~ lmPoTtej mare, bred by SIR John Rsni,dtn aud cot bv
motkey her DAM Lord Lonssdale, Black ArabiaS, Bay
a. &c, Se Monsieur fonson's great gsndan
~ e mOtt Ted h"Ise, OScaIi he by young Sun; his dam v
Lord MoIIon's Arabia andsm by 1d Crab; eeat
by the Bad, siowsy; sres great gronl, ~ a. 1 1e
az Aoan' ine sIea grand dal. atvLs!cu rypon nv
%. imported horse FtaruOusn lie by guu. AMI he bv the
@ % aian Thus II ev'd Of ir"m the above Ped
blood IA tbs lud'ng that
"ilda f'arnaugEt, oily Roger, valiant, ola Paaer ~
and goes directly hack all his crosses To the most opr
blood IN England particularly that Godoip hin Al absn
u who se.brattd horse, he psrakes mol thau
uinersnt- oTOsses.
PERFORMANCE.
Monsieur TonsOn his rst appearance uuon ,np Turf
~ lS- men Two years OLD aud mile hea nv Mr.
"a b. Shelhy's Paeoist ty Mana, consequence heing
ISmt and out OF Odei Three weeks after, the two
year old stake at Caro- Tennessee, mile heats ht atng the
I , o. i aud others In the spring OF 1928
hth lpee years old lac won the Jockey Club Pu ALA
tn, two male heEts In tb. is of same yeaa he Won ill.,
Iea, cots 'ake Gallstin mile heat, II nty., $500 each
beating mr. CVnnalys P~ocle kHly, Nj. Sbtby. MaraCu
SMITHS Andrew Jackson, and Others oi IT., Isl heat
minute 90 seconds second beat, minute 5I.. lew
days alter he won ths Jockey Club Pusoa ence Aab
ma heating Andrew Jaek;on otheTs. He
lr1m 10 Natehez with the running him theI
dstemPeT, aud his feet betamt diseased with Tie Thru,h
owing 10 winch 80 was moi that country. Early 10 the
sPngo 1926, Henry Clay Esq purchased an rnert ~
hn ap1 avell him 10 Aiitun, North Carolina. dstsner
to ira'nmg for the fall races, and h career
IN TINS country by winning the Jockey Purse al milton
The week after he won The JJeE@y cJSb u,-. u,S nsai
Court House, beating Sally Walker, two mile heats. On The
he the JoCky Club Purse free Hh beating Ar,e
Gohanns act Btnhein mile heats Two weeks alter be
ARIEL and Lafayette three mile heats Fht week be ,s
the Jockey Club purse New lIupe beating Shakt.peare
mule heals Two weeks AFTER ne the jockey Club Pure
at Boydon, beating the famous Sally Walker mile
heats Tbls acknowledged been the be mil,
race ever IS6 Va VTgnis, having been a vey tough
heavy track, Let heat ~ 7m 55s, 81 heat 7m 5is In The
spring q 1877, he was put into training, with the view Of
running for the great mistake at Tree HILL but becoming lame
he was tufned cut and far recovered from his aene
as 10 warrant the hope Of h beng able run IN the fal
and ~ SePtepoe he won the Jockey Club Purse at Casw
courthouse, beating Capt Har,on horse Fsnc three mile
heals. From the svious injury OF The Tendon Of his fore
S ne orokt down early III rhe second heat this race hav
Jog 10 nearly tie whole Of the hta ~ was evident IN m
sPeciasors On the other three legs Thus ended the racing
career OF hs noble Administering beaten all bic competitor
every dfiauee Hong sho with abb ea,e; CLEARLY
demonstrating bsupefioy whether they run for speed Of
ooom-wh justly entities him rank with the hest hor,
Of The age. TIIOS WATSON
ABNER ROBINSON
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