Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-02-14
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Us handsome grey, years oil this spring, very
large, iuIl 10 hands, d high form great strength
ana beauty, his general appearance commanding, ad-
mlred and approved no viii stand the ensuing season
at my stable in the county of Chesterfield, within /
mile OF Moodys Tavern, 10 from Petersburg pnd -
from lslchnond, and is at his stand ready to
mares SO the leap and $50 the season. ppv-
able the 18th July next, when it will expire: $50 TO
insure mare, payable soon ms she is known to h,
III foal, or parted withone dollar 90 the grown for
each mare to be paid when she is sent 20 the horse.
Pnsturage gratis which Tor quality and extent is verv
desirable, each pasture being well enclosed and ali
OF then well watcred. Every care Will be taken to
prevent accidents, but no liability for any that may
happen. Servants sent will bc found witheut cfarge,
and mares with or without colts well fol if desired
at % cents a day. Ny overseer Jefferson Baugh,
an' Arthur Taylor both residing near the stable vii
a end particularly TO oil orders in my absence.
PEDIGREE.
Nedleys sire was Sir Hal, the best O. the i'm
ported horse Sir Harry, by Sir Peter TceZe; Halls
dam by the imported horse Saltram, BY Eclipse; his
grand dam by the imported horse Medley nv jim
Crack, his great grand dam by young Aristotle, BY
the imported Aristotle.
.hedteys dam old Reality, ny Sir Arci,y, and
LIS favorite daughter; she tho best faccr IN her
day, and is now think the best breeder; his grand
dam was Marmaduke. Johnson's old Medcy mare,
who was moro productive To- her owner as a brood
mare, and produced moro and more winners
than any other mare in America. was by the old I'M
ported horse Mcdley his great grand dam by the M
ported Ccntincl, out of Polly Williams, the greatest
in her time; she by tho old imported Janus and
her great grand dam by the imported horse Spankcr.
II will thus be from his Pedigree, that he has
more Medley blood, than any stallion known,
WHICH in ny opinion is the best blood
PERFORMANCES.
The Spring he was wears old, he ran n rnuc! rnco
in New York, over the Union Course for three hou-
sand dollars. against Mr. Verplancks Spicndid, ont
of Ariels dom, which race he with very great
case two hcGts.
sam' course on Long Island, 70 which there wore sr
ven subscrbers, $500 each, which ne wo, nj ty,o
meats IN quick time, beating Rob Row SplendiJ g.,
s'tl on tbeje horses that nc so easily boat have
SINCE been wnnefs on the Northern courses.
Inc TAU utcr nc was trained, md run in had
imo.ih, and OF course in bad order and was heat b,,
tcd Murd6ca aud Arici-tho' in his then conaifc,
he performed wcil.-Saure fall he ran for n sv,ecp-
stakes over the BelG6l1 course, nile heats . sub
Hscribcrs $500 each, which racc ho won with proaf
caeR~beaiipf Col Wynn horse Merlin and Mr.
tsnrfieyn's iyanhoc, &c
spring he wag four yoars OH, he won the Jscley
.uo purse over tc tfrcncoviile COURSE four anlo
heats, 5000 without atnnte,t
Ncxt week lc won .fto pnreo ~ Nc,, Nt,,l,,.
thecc milo heats 10 uc q 6 ana, $500; 80,
rny formidable foce rfefe Ariol ,effnsf i,stc,i1t
NJ two heats, and runnn ~. ,re,, \ ~, s6
Ihis waathc Aet fncD he as.. ~. -,
tuincd an Injury u his ehopldcr--whiS6 aisvsr 80
prncd on bin When pptin exercise. e,is vii ~.
crust iot ms halnH pert iakcn If0m tl.a tnff -
Foom--Ibnvc hettcf ffidfhtt however, ~ t,,.,,,
powers than his pdtc races AZ H. a.s trs;oeg s,'
Fcroral times had private Iriais With Sno,@ siorro
SALLY Walker sand TGnpator, the vreyc y ,,..,,i.
rood runners ard cln snv with tru,h tbnf nc;tbc,
of them ever locked him aAcr runhiur half n tn,Ir
This should moi have mentioned had rot Artbnv
Taylor and Mr.. Badger ho,l seen these trials and
know the correctness Of this statement
Chcstcrfeld icb i3--f'r w. " INHNSON