Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-03-10
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b = handsome grey 5 years old this syrfn- very
iarSc, tuii is hands, of high FORM great STRENGTH
ana beauty, his general appearance comma ndnr adj
MIRO ana approvc' he will stand the ensuing season
Ut my STABLE IN the county OF Chesterfield within
mile of Moodys Tavern 10 from Pctersburor and -
"oui o"nhond, and Is now ut his stand seady to
serve mares at $40 the lean and $50 tho season nav
aole 'ne I'th July next, when it will expire: 500 10
!"s'e mare, payable rs soon she is known tn hc
IN foa or ,'artcd with-onc dollar To TN, GROOM for
Sacn mare 10 DC pal when she is sent to the horse
oS'ur2ge gratis. which for quality aud extent il very
ench pasture being well enclosed. and all
'l 'ncrh wct wotered. Every Will be taken TO
prevent accidents but liability for any that may
honpen' Servants sent will be found without charuc.
anu mares with or without colts we'll ted if desired
! Ut 20 cents Il dry. Ny oyersecr Jefferson Bauuh,
ana arthur Taylor, both residing the stable will
attend particularly to all orders in my absence.
PEDIGREE.
.Hcdrys sire Sir HUI, the brst son o. the in,-
ported horse Sir Harry, by Sir Peter Teazlc; Halls
dam BY the imported horse Suliram by Eclipse: ms
grand oom by the imported horse Medley. bv Jin,
CracA ms great grand dam by young Aristotle, by
the imported Aristotle.
.Ucdtcys dam was old Reality, ny Sir Archv md
his iavorite daughter she was the best racer in her
,ay, and Is now think the best breeder; his prand
dam was -Marnaduke. Johnso;.'s old Medley mare
VINO was more productive TO her owner as brood
mare. ana produced more runners and moro winner
than any other mare IN America, was nv the old inn
ported horse Medley; lis grea, grand dam by the i-
ported Ccntnel. out of Polly " lun,s the greatest
racer in her times she by The old imported janus and
her great grand dam by the imported horse S;nankor
It vii! thus be from his Pedigree, that he has
mere Motley blood, than any stallion nov known,
WE'ch IN my opinion IS the best blood
/ PERFORMANCES
The Spring he wears old. he ran n match -,ce
IN New YORK. over the Union Course for ~ roe thor
sand doii1rs against sir. Tcrpunck's SDi,7,i; ont
/ of Arlcrs dam, which race he won with very rrent
cese two heats.
The next week he ran for a svcepst1I,es over tbc
Island ,ylic;, tl,.,o
ven subscribers, $500 each, which he won nj two
heats IN quick time, beating Rob Roy, Splendid SC
Il IN OF these horses that he 50 easily beat, have
SINCE been winners onsLc Northern courses.
Tho tail after lie trained. and run in had
health, ANA OF course IN bad or;er and was beat nv
Red Murdoch and Arie-tho in his then condition
ne performed we.!.-'oame fall he ran for a sweep
stakes over the Bcihcld course, mile heats sub
scrbers 5000 each, which race he won with great
case, beating Col. Wyms horse Merlin and Mr.
Garrlsons Ivauhoc &C.
Spring he was four years old, he won tho Jocky
Club purse over the Laur melville course four mile
heats, $500, without a contest.
Next week he won the purse at New Market
'hree mile heats III iine time aud style, beating the
truly formidable race mare Ariel, without difficulty
at two heats, and running the second heat in 5 I9s
rms was the last he started for having ss-
famed an INJURY IN his sloulder-whIch always re-
turned OH hm when put In exercise. This will ac-
count Tor his having been taken from the turf so
suon'-i nave better evidence however ofhis running
powers than his public races. as he was trained and
several times had private trials with Snow Storm
Sally W alker and Trumpator, that were certainly
good runners, and can say with truth that neither
OF them ever locked him ?iler running half mile
This should not have mentioned had not Arthur
Taylor and Mr.. Badger both seen these trials and
know the correctness OF this statement
Chesterfield, icb l3-9tc w. r. JOHNSON
"a ONSI Gi < TONSON VIII stand the ensuing season
L'a ut Tree iii, Richmond. Ills will nfreuce
c hrSt OF cCTy, and terminate the FIRST July next He
wa be ei To mares at fifty dollars the season. which may he
nSoae! by the payment of foy dollars within the season
iHT' car Ec insured ~ five dollars r1yae when tho
mare sha! prove to be IN ioa One dollar tie eroo In
every 9 ."
The Tree 1911 estate has been leased and well enclosed nv
Inc 7'fs, who VIII furnish gCoi pasurasc fof mares
gratis ard stable them IN all had weather. They can he vol
cs, II required, at % cents pcr DAG.
fN":v desirable arrangement has been for the a-corn
not"" e." mares and OF the will give his
Constant PERSONAL attentions order ihnt they nav be we'll
treated alH returned 20 thor good Under
signed cannot be responsible for accidents ara, hut IN
use eveiV cSeriion prevent both. Monsieur Tonsnn is
beautiful tsy fifteen hands three inches high with binck e-.
mano and tail lie is finely propoone cx!ir, .teat po,y
er AMI beauty throughout his His blood appcara nee and
performance cannot be surpassed by on the coii
nent For Pedigree, sc. see horse bills.
fb 3-ifc ABNER EOHiSeOV'
q the Editors Of the Petersburg int.lgencer viii pr
mseTthc above week for months and the redo
Tickshvre Arena week four weeks and forward tcr
accounts 70 This Office.
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