Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-04-05

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turf Who has been breeding from him The last two
years. He says his colts are of equal or superior size
To his colts from the same mares by any oihcr
that he has a two year old hlly, fifteen hands high; aud
MS yearsing colts equally promising, and that he does
not believe that any horse could have gotten as good
racers out OF the SAME mares. ! have, also, mauy other
testimonials 20 the same effect: and one from DIR. Lewis
Marshall, Il mention him because l presume he is
known 10 many gentlemen in virginia) he speaks Of
the stock IN the highest terms, particularly of their
superior size and fine form. And, all the gentlemen
with whom l have corresponded, concur in the fact,
that he has been lie, TO no blooded mares, until the last
two years; So that his colts b.. them have not yet come
ON the turf. The distinguished racers he has pro.
duced, Kassina, (supposed BY many the very best race
from common mares. BY reference To the American
Turf Register, vol. 1. page lsl, he is spoken OF as
producing a striking and very superior race of horses
feb 15-1anIs,M
M l. wall stand the ensuing Spnng an my
I'VE stable, in the county of Chesterfield, being
the same place he made his last season, within Quo
mile of Moody's Tavern, 10 from PETERSBURG. and
p from Richmond, and is now ready to serve mares
at $50 the leap, $50 the season, pa yable the 10Th Ju-
ly next, when it will expire-i5o to ensure a mare,
payable as soon us she is known to be in foal, and
one dollar TO the groom.
.Mediey is n handsome grey, 6 wears old this Sprino.
tuli 10 hands high-for form, strength, beauty, ap-
pearanee, performance and blood, admired and ap
proved.-He has made but one season, when he
had II mares besides my own. Mr.. John ID Kir-
by's mare Coquette was, however, put to him be
fore he made q season, and produced a VERY propi
sing grey flley, which is the only orc Of his get
that has yet appeared; 500 in cash was offered Tor IL
at I months old, and $1,000 ashpd-and as addition
al evidence ofthc value of his family, | sold last fail
the half OF two FLIES by Sir Charles out of Medley's
dam, Old Reality. one four aud tho other two years
old, for $500 in money. My ovcrseer Mr. Bsugh,
my son George, and Arthur Taylor, all residing near
the stable, viii attend particularly to all orders in my
absence. w. r. JOHNSON,
Chesterfield, Feb. 2 c2In
'aNliE imported YOUNG TRUFFLE, an entire
4 Horse of the best blood in England, will
stand at the village of Darboursvillc, the ensuing
season, to commence on the LIST March, and end on the
5Oth June. The price of the season will be thirty
dollars, ii paid within, and forty dollars if paid beyond
the season. Fifty dollars to insure IA mare in Ioal,
and a dollar to the groom. Three hundred acres of
Iand covered with various grasses and well watcred,
VIII be afforded gratis, for the exclusive use of the
mares sent. Better or more abundant pasturngc could
not be desired.
This beautiful and h~igL-bred IIorso, bought by
james Barbour. Esq. at 4 public sale of Walkers
fac stud of horses in London, on the 18th June last,
IS a dark bay, sixteen hands high, of fac form aud
great activity, and needs only 20 be seen, to be adj
mrcd. HIS age (he being only six years old last
spring. adds much 10 his other good qualities. I'm
ported horses arc generally too Old. before they are
brought TO this country, Young Trufle was 50 IN
juTed IN his first training, whilst he was the property
ot The Duke de Guiche, that he never ran. His
Pedigree ls IN the annexed certificate, a reference TO
e. "'NH ShNiA SAAo-
jects, thai he IS of the purest blood in England. He
VIII be exhibited at the CoiTt-houses of Aibemarle,
Louisa anG Orange, Oh the G-stday Of their respective
March courts.
N. d. If any one will send FIVE mares, the price
OF one VIII be RENTED; and if I mare sent to him this
season, fail, she will be insured The next, at the price
O. the season.
Two FLIES, from nry Stale in The Union. hayinr
won a purse CT $500, Will be put graiis: the fist
applicants TO have The preference. Care will be
taken to prcTent accidents, but I viii not be respon-
sibie Tor them. S. W. WAGER,
For James Barbour, Esq.
BarboursyiIlc, Jan. 20lh, 1880.
I5h ,Jugr, 1899.
Tins IS to certify, the brown Horse sold by me TO
James Barbour, Esq. asbredb by the Duke de Gaichc,
got by TrufHe out of Helen by Whisky, her dan
brown Justice by Justice, out of Xenia by~Chaflen-
ger Aau!cppe by Felipe. Tiufle covered in 1929.
at Is guincns. He was got by Sorcerer out of Horn
10y Lass, by Buzzard, her dam Puzzle, by Matchem
Princess, by Herod.
Signed RICIID TATTERSALL.
Hyde Park Corner, London.
Truffie was sent 10 France, and bought back arajn
at 1000 guineas. r. r.
Jan 5-wI2t c