Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-03-06


~ handsome grey, years old this spring. vnrg
n large, full 10 hands OF high form, great strength
anu Deau =, his general appearance commanding, nj
;lrcd and APPROVED he will stand the en2tno season
NJ my stable in the county Of Chestcrfield within
mile of Moody's Tavern, 10 from Petersburg and -
from Richmond, and is at his stand ready to
sprve mares at go the leap and $50 the season. pa-
able the 18th July next, whom it win expire: SO 10
Insure mare, payable she is known 10 be
Ill toa or parted with--one dollar TO the groom for
each mare, to be paid when she is to The horse
asturage gratis. which for quc.v aud extent j. verv
desirable, each pasture being Wei enclosed and nil
III them wei watered. Every viii be taken %
prevent accidents, but no liability Tor any that !nny
Happen Servants sent VIII re found Without c;.rrt.
ana mares with or without colts well fed if desired.
~ % cents day. My oyersecr Jefferson Raurh
and Arthur Taylor, both residing near the stable VIII
itcfend particularly to all orders IN my absence.
PEDIGREE.
.Aiediey's sire Sir Hal the best s0r n tic in
ported horse Sir Harry by Sir Peter T"aze; Halls
dam by The imported horse Sal,ran, b. ECLIPSE; h.,
G.anJ dam by the imported horse Medley. by Jnn
Crack, hs great gruud dam b. youos Aristotle, b.
tie imported Aristotle.
.Iedieys dam was old Reality, by Sir Archy, uua
Us mvortc daughter; she the best racer in lcr
Gay, and II think the best breeder; lis l,rinG
d7m Marmaduke. Johnsoas OLE Medley mare
vho was more productive TO her owner Is a brood
nIdre aud produced more runners and more winners
than any other mare IN -l.ncr.ca. was Of .c old i'm
ported horse Medley bis ,rca. GRAND darn BIZ the i'm
I7oTted Centincl, ont of Polly Williams ne nrcutcst
III her time; she by the old imported JANIS and
or great grand dam by the imported horse Span ker
u viii thus be from his Pedigree, that he has
more Medley blood, than any stallion Dogy known.
Which IN my opinion Is the best blood
PERFORMANCES.
She Spring he was wears old. he ran n match race
III New-SOrk. over the Union Course for three thor
Otnd dotiGrs, against Dir. Ferpanck's Sgtcnijd ont
Of Arlols dam. which race he won with very great
gas az two heats.
Ihc nest week lac ran FOR d sweepstakes oyer the
saiHe course Cn Long Island, t. which there were sn.
ven sn5|crluers. 500 each, which he won at two
9I,ats IN quicE tne, beating Rob Roy. Splendid &C.
- I'd ol these horses, That he 80 easily beat have
since been winners On Che Northern courses.
TIC fall after he was trained, and run in bad
insith, and Of course ID bad order and was beat bv
4 d Murdoch ard Ar.cl-tho' IN his ti~l coudripn
ile pc formed wod.--Sauc fab be ran for n svycepl
stakes oyer Ii" Bclfcli course, Q mile heats sub.
scroers 900 each. which rncc he won wi,b orcat
erse. bet'uL Col. Wynn5 horse Merlin Vud Nr.
Crr-.scn's iyanhoc, &c.
'prug be was iour vcars old, lc won The Jycl,
Cab purse oyer 'hc Lauren. cyie course, four n.i
heats, 5000. without o contest.
Next week Ee Won lie purse at New Market
i'rce mir heats. ~ FINE time and style, beating tn,
Cay lormdIbe race Iurc Ariel. without difficulty
two hCats md running the second heat IN ON 4gs
f..ned 40 injury IN his shulidcr--whlch always re-
turned on hiu when pat ~ exercise. THIS Will nc
count Tor hls having been taken from the turf 50
i have better evidence i:pweyer ohis Tuunino
power, than his public races, "a hC was trained and
s..er4l Zines had private irIJis WI'h Snow Storm
sally Walker ard Trumpd'Or, that were certainly
good runners, and can s4y with truth that neither
81 thorn over locked hiIn ai;7r running halt miG.
This should not have mentioned had not Arthur
Taylor and Mr. Badger both seen these trials and
Know the correctness Of this statement.
CScsr"rlcid 'ch j>~-,tc W. r. JOHNSON.