Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1830-02-11

TuNHE ckLEDRArED RAGr-noRsx AND srAI-
LION, TlMoLE0N, Sire Of Sally Walker. Wash
ington' Sally Magee, aud number Of other disiin-
guishei hace-horses viii staod the present season.
commence on the 18th int, and etd the 18th day of
July neXt, AT my able, IN Boydion, Meckienburg
county, Fa aud will be let to mares at $50, payable
at the expiration OF the Ion, with discount Of 20
per cent; TO those who tnk proper 10 raw before the
end thereof S75 the Insurance. oavahis az ANN "a tbs
Is d be ia ioaI or the p,ops,tv cbary
ed with 81 ca.h % lie groom ia every instance Per-
sons senins mares from distance are informed that
have extensive pa-'urage both high and low grounds,
WIN separate enclosures for and colts, and that
!e greatest cafe will be taken TO accidents or
escapes but that will be liable for either. Grain
VIII ne I'D 10 macs al 25 cents per day. hich must
be paid for when they are carried away. Servants
sent with mares will be boarded gratis Tin oleop
although bred in Virginia, by Mr. Benjamin Jones Of
Brunswick) has been for several years in Alaoana and
Tennessee: il is, therefore, deemed proper 10 give
full history of his Pedigree and Performance. He IL
Oeau' full red sorreI, full sixteen hands high combn4
ing as much beauty, strength and symmetry, as any
horse in America-in fact, his bone and muscle are SUI
perior to almost any other horse in this country He
stands at the head OF Virginia Race horses, from his
appearance on The Turf to the present day. the
nexed certificates of &, nenen, who are not only of
the FIRST responsibility, but are known TO be the very
highest Authority In matters of this kind, will shew.
His colts are better racers than the get of any h1Iss
in this country, with he exception Of his Sire Sir Ar
chy they have been winners at all the best race
courses in America-viz: Long Island B,l,imore
Washington, Broad Rock, Tr-e-Hill New.Market
Boydton, Milton, Bellied, Halifax, LawrenceviIie
Warren on, Charleston Augusta and New Orleans
country where he has been standing the last six or
seven years. Timoleon has had a fair opportunity
OF establishing his stock, having only stood few sea-
sons IN the immediate neghbourhood Of his Sire Sir
Atchy, before he carried TO The West-anJ IL Is
tact well KNOWN that no horse, however gre at char
acter he may have established Race horse will 90
10 the best FLOODED Mares until he has established him
self az getter Of race-hoses queny only the
second and third rate mares were put TO him-from
which has been produced great many frst.rate ra.
GERS from which, is but ar 10 infer, that if the best
mare' are sent TO him now, his colts win be generals
iy race. hor:es OF the FRS, order. VIM. TONNES.
Boydton February $, 1880.
PEDIoREE.-Timo!eon was gotten by Sir A ehy:
his dam Ivy the imported cd Ssl,ram (who was bv
OKelly's celebrated horse Ecpse;) his grand dam by
Old Wiidair; his great grand dam by the thoro, OH
bred horse Driver; his G. Sat great grand dam by the
imported horse FallOw, out of Thoroughbred VAN.
pyre mare BENJ HOMES
PERFORMANCE on the Turf in the Sprirg Of Isi6
when limoeon was years old He un AZ New.
Market (Va) mile heais--six subsc ibers-SI en-
trance-whch he won wi.H uncommon Ease. beating
Col. AlrHaniers Sambo, Mr. Forests GRAY Fillv
Fair Rosamond and Mr.. Jones' Eagle. Let heat in
min Al sec-2i heat. in min. AZ sec; in which hca,
he ds,aneed the field The morning before this race.
he run match for 500 against Mr. Wo,.han's Poto.
mac colt, which he won with ease.
| CERTIFICATES.
l, william wynn 10 h-reby certify. ths, trained
| and run iirnolsou, in the Fall OF ISI6 He wen the
hrst heat in the Post s axe New Market two mill.
heats six Subscribers $500 each: First he a. hard in
hand 20 or s9yards ahead, in min. 40 -2nd and
81 hea Realty beat him. for want OF strength in lis
rider TO brace hm-2l heat, in min Al se--Sd heat.
3 min As SER; bra ing Mr. Druvmon1's Cooue,te
MIR. Worsh"m's Lady Richmond, and Mr.. FORESTS
grey n'ey AR Rosamond, and received forfeit ON
NJ Harrson's colt Laurence. The next week he
walked over The Bellhcld course for the Prorietors
pnrse OF sou, two mile heats The same Fall, he
won the Jockey Club Purse, at Tarborough 500 two
mile heats, beating the famous mare Lady Lghtfoot
and MIR. Bnllocks horse. In February, 1917 he won
the sweepstakes over the Charleston course two mile
heats, four subscribers, $500 each winning tho two
trsi heats 10 great style, beating Mr. sing eto ey
Blank, MI. spafrOw's colt, and Sir. ARerey's colt fora
Georgia; four days afterwards, he won the Propreto,'s
rurse' three nile heats. hard in hand, TWO h., ats
beating Mr.slr geion's Glley Blank Mr. Rchardsons
horse lycurgus, Mr. Watson's Black-eyed Susan Nc
Cooper's Bedford horse, and Mr.. Taylo,s mare The
7th OF May following, after travelling from Charleston
geung home the 2O'h Of March, he wen The jockey
Club Parse, at New Market four mile he ats beating
Col Aien's famous mare Reality, hard in hand nj tw
heats, when the couise considered deeper from,
! eNcessiv rains, than il ever he Ore This was
hough 10 be The best four mile that ever run
over mat course; the brs heat, min. sec; second
heat, min. 4 IL In Sept. 1917 he wen IN,
Jockey Club Purse at Warrenion, three mile he =.
nsahmg Mr. Drummonh's bay horse IIarwooi aud
| Mr. Worsbams Optimus, with uncommon ease AZ
the race, sold him 10 Mr.. Robert r. Johnson f..
S4ioo and in ten days, ofred S. 900 for him back
as ana believe him then to be superior any face
IT,, ,, e' -, g'''ei on any course in the
united S'a'es Given under my hand.
WIN. WYNN.
Robert X Johr son, do certify that trained and rum
inoiron Alter purchased him in the Fail of 1917
run him at New Market, three nile heats against
| Mr. Worsham's Florzei mare, for the P,oo,isio,'s
Purse oil $500, which he dGanced the frst ea, The
following Nrek, he Walked vel the Bellied course.
Tor Tie Jockey Club Purse Of $500, when there were
"eVe race horses on the ground and to Start
Sg"ins, hlH' ihe following week. he walked over lie
GROUND, over the Halifax course for the Jockey CHM
Purse OF $500 Tie following week he walk d O, er
the Scotland Neck course, tour mile heals for he
Jockey ClHo Purse OF 800. In January, 1918, ira
yelled him 10 Charleston, and he was taken with The
dlstemper very bad run him for the Prorretor's
Purse; two mil: heat. for $500, which he won will,
startled N lie heats NJ. I,: