Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-03-03


> handsome gre, years old this spring. very
large Toll 10 hands, OF high form, great strength
ana beauty, Ls gcncrallppearaHce commanding 5d-
inIfsd ami approved h. will stand the cusi;r .es.,n
at my stab!c in tn county Of Chesterfield INN !
iIte OF Aooi! Tavern, &c from PctorstH .;i -
from Aich"lon1, ma Is now nj his stand " to
serve aa-3s ut $50 the leap and $50 Inc sc-5 paw
41.e tue 10Th Jelly next when II viii =, rg - =
insure mare payable rs she is known To- b.,
IN iv-l or rart.i S-i-one dnlu- to the groom for
each mare, 10 Re pad when she Is sou, 10 Tie horse
r'stn5ose gratis. which for quality and extent is velv
d., Si7@o!e' each pasture being we'll enclosed aud all
oi '.'tui Wei WdtCrcd. Hlegy care viii bc taken 10
r'cfe;' accidents, but 10 liability io7 any tat mas
aaTren. Servants sent WI be found Yhou, charge
"Ai mares with or without colts We'll ted If de.lr5G
~ x cents a day. Ny Oyersecr Jefferson Iiauri.
ana s,'r IGyioT' aotH residing near tle stubs WI
'ito"d particularly TO all order. in ,Iy absence.
PEDIGREE.
''et'eyS IRE was Sir Hal the best son Of the i'm.
ported horse sir Harry by Sir Peter Teazle: Hale
r1'a 3E 'aa i"rorted horse Satran, b Eclipse; his
grdnd dan ty Tie imported horse Medley by jim
Crack his gfert grand dam by young Aristotle, by
Tie imported Aristotle.
.lehgs dam was old Reality, b. Sir Arcl.y. and
ms iavor-e daughter; she the best racer in her
day, and is think the best breeder his ,,r. nl
dam was AioEneduke, Johusons old Medley mare.
who was more productive to her owner as a brood
mare. and produced more runners and more vinnais
than any othor mare Ill America was 10y the 81! in
ported horse Medley lis great grand dam H. Tie i'm,
racer III hcr time she by the old imrorled Janus md
her grcat grand dam BY the imported horse Spauker.
1t wl thus DC seen from lis Pedigree. that h. Las
more Medley blood, than any stallion now known
which IN my opinion is the best blood.
PERFORMANCES.
ihc Spring I've was years oil, he ran . match rsce
IN New Nort. over the Union Course for three Ayy-
Sart dg/rrS, against Mr.. Ncrpl7uck's S1isqe,d out
OF ArlcIs dam, which race he won with very rreaf
case g. two heats.
The next week he ran Tor sweepstakes over the
same course on Long Island 20 which there were Sc
ven subscribers. $500 each, which he won At two
hIais IN quick time, beating Rob ROY Splendid SC.
Both ct these horses that he 50 easily beat have
since been winners on the Northern courses
The toll alter he was trained oui run in bad
health and OF course in bad order. and was beat hv
l'cd Murdoch and Arcl--,ho N his then condiii.l
he performed weil.-Same fall lie ran for SWEEP
stakes over the Behc'd course, > mile heats .,b-
scuocrs, $500 each, which race hc won ith or, A.
case. beating Col. Wynn5 horse Merlin and Mr.
Garrson's IvaGhoC, &c.
Spring he was four years old. b. won tho IccLy
Club purse over the LourCnce,ic course four nil.
heats, $500. without a contest.
Next week he won the purse az Now Maize.
three mile heats, IN fine time aud STYLE Icalirr "a,
truly formidable race mare Ariel without 1,ttcrl, e
az two hcsts, oad running tho second heat in 51 os
This vast the last he ever started TO- HAVING s,-s
tanned al injury in his shoudcr-vhicI alvy7vs 70.
turned on hun when put IN exercise. This will &C.
count Tor his having been taken from tho turf 81
soon'-l have better evidence howCt crofhis running
powers tlon hrs public races, hc was trained aud
several tunes had private trials with Snow storm
sally Walker and Trumpator, that wcro certainly
good runners and can say with truth that neither
OF them ever locked him after running hafa mile
This should not have mentioned had not Arthur
Taylor and NIr. Badger both seen these trials nd
knoY the correctness Of this statement
chesterfield feb ii--ot G w. n. JOHNSON