Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-02-13
MEDLEY

! HS hanhsnnn grey, years old this spSi,f, var,
large, ioii ~ hands, of high iorm great s:renetf
aiu ooauty, MS general appearance Commanding al
mired and approved; he viii stsnd the o,s,,n
" my stable ~ The county of Chesterfield within
mile ef Moodys Tavern, le ifoui Peictsb,ro and .
rom richmond, and is nuw at his stand ready ~
sS,se mares at 20 the leap and $50 the scason n. -
able the 18th July next, when il will oxnra I'd - ;,
insure mare, payable - soon rs She is known 70 H.
IA ioal, or parted wtA-one dollar TO tl, ,rra,,,, g.
.acn inue' TO be paid when she is seat 70 The Lnce'
desirable, each pasture being well enclosed and ~
al them well watcrod Every care will be tt, .,
prevent accidents but No liability for nnv dit - ~
happen. Servants sent S'i be found without charcS
- o. WIN or without colts well fed If desired
al 20 cents day. My cynrseer Jefferson Ba,oh
una Arthur Taylor, both residing neartbo stnbIs :, NJ
attend particularly to all orders in INV absence.
PEDIGREE
SIRE was Si- Hal, the best sun o. Tin, i'm,
ported horse Sir Harry, by Sir Peter Teazle Hal.
dah ny the imported horse s;altraui Ly Ernsc. his
grand dam By the imported horse Nedoy. bv lin
rack, lis great grand dam by Young Aristotle, by
tle Imported Aristotle. :
'redIeys dam was old Reality by Sir Archy. and
his iavorte daughter; she was the b,s., racer ~ 49,
I9' uha u now think the best breeder; his ,raud
ui'h WAS MaTlnaduke. Johnsons old Medley marc
mlip was more productive to her owner us brood
mare, and produced more rnnuers and moro ,yinnc,s
than any other mare in America vas bv tho "a -,
ported morse Mcdley; his great grand dam By the i'm,
ported Cohtael, cut of Polly Williams the creates,
tacer IN her tie she by the old imported Janus, and
her great grand dam by .. i..,,.r, Cd i.,rs s,,,
1T will thus be seen from his Pedigree that he his
more Medley L!ood than any stallion now known.
wIlch III my opinion Is the best blood.
PERFORMANCES.
Inc Spriug be was years old, he ran match rlc.
IN New lorH. over the Union Course for three TO-,
saul dollars, against Mr. Verplanck's Splendid. out
OF Aricls el:n which race he wen will very great
case at two heats.
hc next week he ran Tor i SWEEPSTAKES oyer tl,e
slhe cours: on Long Island tu which there wore So
ven Subscribers, $500 each, which he won nj two
meats III quck time, beating Rob Roy Spepdid Sc
p-th oi these horses, that he easily beat, have
since nc, been winners on the Northern courses.
Tic iall after he was trained, arud run in LnI
neath and of course in had order, aud was luat nv
istd Aurdock and Ariel--tho' in his then conAifio;,
ire perinrined wel-Sarnc fall he ran for ;wern
s'a!ca OYER the Bel!ic1d couc.c, nile heats 5-sub
sGrihers' 5000 each, which race be won with urea.
case, beating: Col. Wynns IoIsc Merlin ana Mr.
GarrIsun's lvanhoe, q L.
Spr:ng be was four vclis old he von m. Joc.,.
C!hb purse over the Laureuceyic tnlusr, far unic
heats, $500, without q confess.
NeNt week no &on the p0rse at New Market,
uTee mile heats, in iii time anl STYLE bra,iru the
Truly formidable race Ariel, without difficulty
az NO heats aud running the second heat in 5rl ls
Is was the ~ race he ever started for having sus-
tanned an injury IN his sloulder--whicb always re.
turned on him when put in exercise. This will nc
count Tor us having been taken from the turf so
sooh'-I nave better eI dCnce however OF his running
powers than his public races, us h. was trimmed and
several times had private trials with SNOW Storm.
'aaHy walker aud Trunpator, that were certainly
goou runners, and say with truth thu, nnith
OF them ever locked him after runnipo half, nil,
4, LAIS Should not have mentioned had no, Arthur
Taylor aud Mr.. Badger both seen these trials aod
know the correctness ofthis statement
t.hestericld, Tel 49, w. r. JOHNSON.