Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-02-27
MEDLEY

10 handsome grey, years old this spring, very
Tl9e, iul 10 hands, of high form, great strength
ein oeauty, ms general appearance commanding, ad-
mired and approved; he win stand the ensuing season
u my stable IN the county of Chesterfield within
mile OF Moodys Tavern IS from Petersburg and 90
Hom hichlioHd and - now at his stand ready ~
serve mares at $40 the leap and $50 the season. paw
able the 18th July next when il will exuire: $50 IL
insure mare payable soon as she is known to be
IN ioai, or parted with-one dollar 10 the groom for
each mare, to be paid when she is sent To the horse
tostufaSe gratis winch for quality aud extent is very
desirable, each pasture being well enclosed and Oh
U thcm We'll watcTcd Every care viii be taken 10
prevent accidents but no liability for any that mas
happen. Servants sent will be found without charoa
and Iuares with without colts well fed if desired
at 3 cents a day. My overseer Jefferson Baupk
and Arthur Ia lOr, both residing near the stable %
attend particularly to all orders IN my absence
uediey's sire was SIR Hal, the best son o. the i'm
ported horse Sir Harry, by Sir Peter reaze; HAS
dam By tue imported horse Saltram, by Eclipse: LIS
grand cam by the Imported horse Medley, by Jim
Crack his great grand dam By Young Aristotle, b.
the imported Aristotle
.dedfcy's dam was old Reality, b. Sir Archy, rDd
lis lavorlte daughter see the bes. racer in her
day and Is now think the best gscder; his GRAM
dam was Slarmadule Johusons old Medley mare
who was more productive to her owner as "a brood
mare, and produced more runners and more winners
Than any other maze IN America was by the OLD inL-
ported horse Medley; ms great grand dan, by the i'm
ported Ccntnei, out of Polly Williams, the Creates
racer ID her times she by the old imported Janus ant
her great grand dam by the Imported horse Sparker
1t "i! thus be seen from his Pedigree that he hcs
more Medley blood, than any stallion now known
WHICH III ny opinion Is the best blood :.
PERFORMANCES.
4LC spring he was years old, he ran match rarr,
an New FORK, over the Union Course for three thou
@tnd dousTs, against Mr. Vcrplanck's Splendid ont
VI ArieIs dam, which race he won with very rreaE
ease AZ two heats.
The next week he ran for sweepstakes oyer the
same course on Long Island TO which there were se-
/ e,llD a..,
heats IN qulck time, beating Rob Roy SPLENDID Sc
3 IN CT these horses, that he SO easily beat hny.
since been winners on the Northern courses.
Inc iaI after he was trained, and run in bad
healt and or course in bad order and was beat biz
Red Murdoch and Arcl--tIo' in lis then conJtiaI,
J he performed we.-Surue tall he ran for a sweeD-
stakes OYER the Bcfeld course, mile heats sob
scrners, $500 each, which race he won with ureak
Garrisoa's IyaIhoe, Sc,
Spring ne was four years cid, he won the Jacly
C!uo purse over the IaurenceyiIle COURSE four mile
/ heats 5000, without contest.
! Next week lie the purse at New Mrrkc+
tAree mile heats, III fine tune and STYLE beating ,e
truly formidable mare Ariel, without difficult.
at Two heats, and running the second heat in SIN AZ
tanned an injury in his shouider-wl.ch ALWAYS r..
TUNED OH ln when put Ii exercise. This viii ac-
D. count IOr his having been taken from the turf sn
s9on-i have better evidence however ufhis runniur-
po"Cs than bis public races, as ne was trained and
several times had private trials with Snow Storm,
Sally Waller and TTumrotor, that were certain1y-
good runners. AMI car 80 with truth TINT neiths.
! OF them ever locked him after running L,ut L mile
+. inns should not have mentioned had net Arthr-
taylor and MIR. Badger buth seen these triu.s and
! know the correctness of tbs statement
chesterfield, ieb !3-9tc ". Il. JOHNSON