Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1832-03-07

,he way, did not violate u certain GOLDEN RvLn,
Dy permitting Rmado to cover Miss Grafton and n
iNcD koy out Of AN Oscar by Gabriel. both orwhioi
missed last spring. 1t is nevertheless right that
you should be informed of the fact
snail iecI anxious to hear that tho horse has
got TO you safe and sound"
Extract Of a letter from MARI Alexander E,s,
% F"gt"'a C-a. O. 10 J. r., Of Roanoke, dated
"WAShlNGToS, Feb. IL, 1889.
81 Will not tire you with politics. which l know
to be Disgusting To you; hut enclose tho within
respecting Rnaldo, which will DO moro pleasing.
al think you would do wrong to part with him
as know of no horse in our country likely To
equal him as stall on. His action, color and pow.
or, all recommend him."
Also, GAscoIGNE, by RoANoKE, out of tho import.
cd mare LADY q. by liAMBLEroNIAN, the best horse
oil ms day, and best grandson of O'Kellys Eclipse
LADY c. was the dam of MAGICIAN. See Stud book j
Tier dam was Sir TuoMAS GAscor0NE's famous marc
Golden Locks, which was the dam of Lord Fol.
ey's celebrated horse SoornsAYER, that won tho
GREAT 81. LEGER STAKES in 1911, aud the DoNcAs-
TER STAKES next day, and who covered in England
at TWENTY-FIVE GUiNEAs mare. lie stood ninc
. %H"' 'ST'r" "orrs at Nctc- Market-(from 1914 to
49, both iuclusivc) Ia lv.-%. ~ a. sold to Rus
sia GOLDEN LOCKS was got by that capital of
illGhFLyER, and famous stallion DELPINI, out Of
VIOLET by SHARK, who ranks next to CmILpBRs and
ECLIPSE as racer. She (VIoLEr) was out of
DUCKS CHARLOTTE, by BLANK, Lthe best of liz
t,oDoLrnN ARABIAN except Regulus.l CRAB, Dyers
DIMPIE, Bcthcll's CAsrAwAy, WHY Nor, Royal
MARE. There cannot be higher bred horse, and
he is OF immense power. His sister FLORA is six.
teen hands high. His growth vas stunted by i'll
usage, in 1924, when the mare sent to horse,
where lac ioaled He is most beautiful crou.
lure, not tail enough suit the present depraved
taste tor leggy horses-but taller than old MEDLEY
or his sire GIMcRAcK, than old JANUS, Jolly
Roger As Il stallion he is untried, having only
covered last year privately He is eight years old
next grass.
Gascoignc is fifteen and half hands high,
ana ngrecaHly To the rules of measurement has
more 10 grow. Persons deceived in the height
OF Gascognc by tie difference between the mea-
sure his back and over his wi,hcrs greater
than ever saw in any horse such is the loltincss
of his crest.
He will cover at one hundred dollars and a DOL.
lar TO the Groom; which may bc paid bv sixty dol.
lars within the season. Any winner breeder of
winner OF responsibility shall be covered gratis,
VIZ sally Hope, katc kcarncy, Polly Hopkins, Sal
ly Walker, and Benncts of Blue. And ono hum
drcd dollars will be paid tho proprietor of Ariol
Tor permission to cover her. and 20 the owner Of
Reality also, provided she be not past bearing.
Most extensive pasturago on Mr.. Curdwelps
plantation, upwards of 300 acres the c. H.
and as much Mr.. Randoph's Bushv Forest Es.
tate adjoining ii. Boxes and sheds for the mares,
which vii be- fed separately corn at the disoro-
ton of. the proprietor of the mare at cost and
charge Of transportation, viz: two dollars barrel
on Dan River. Mares sent to foai kept in separate
Paddocks. No other than thoroughbred mares
VIII be permitted to-'be covered by Gascoigno.
Certificates OF Pedigree must be sent: neither will
he be permitted 10 more than sixty mares in
Guiding Mr.. RaaGolp's, which arc numerous, say
- to 20. The greatest care taken. Fences good
and boys TO fetch and carry the mares To and from
Pasture. WYATT CARDWELL
Valentines Day, Feb, Ii, 1892.
Not being able to procure Il stand for Gascoigne
on ms own account, (tor consideration could in
duce his master To HIM. the proprietor of the
horse has been induced, by his thorough con.
hdence III Mr.. Wyatt CardweH, TO permit him to
cover at Charlotte H., where he can often
@'e VIC h'rSc' and super!:-."::G occasionally his
own mares, as well such as may be so,t T., b;
FRONT 1t Will be seen forms no part of tho
object OF Gascoignc's master IIo does not
expect to clear much money this soa
son as VIII pay the horses tax and the expense of
adverilzing. For, after his own mares shall have
been covered and such as he will receive crotui
tonSly, there will remain vcry few vacancies and
those probably will not be filled up. The mares
sent to Gascoignc will be kept exclusively on Mr.
Randoph's SIshy Forest estate where boxes and
sheds are erecting for them The pasturace is
extremely iinc-chichy highland, although there
are extensive low grounds also, which the propri.
etor deems very injurious TO horses after the month
OF Junc very fuc, cool and new or falling streams
OF water through the enclosures which arc now
sub-div1dmG with view of keeping only very
few mares in each. 1t is impossible for them to
IhrlVc IN merits; TO say nothing OF risk to foals
Mares with ioals not mixed with empfy mares and
any particularly vicious distempcred marc will
be sent home. Servants boarded gratis, who can
see Their ow mares fed highly as their masters
please, at the cost of the corn and charge oftrans
portatIon Mr. Cardwcll will attend TO the mares
That are sent TO Gasco sne in like manner as to
those sent TO Janus. The public SAY place unlim.
tied reliance on his fidelity and sagacity.
Charlotte Court House, I'D iaccnt TO which is
Bushy Fo,est, lies the great mail stage road
from the city of Washington TO Columbia in s. c..
ana Augusta III Georgia. \ stage leaves FEEDER
icksburg three times week, and passes by it, and
through MIR. Randoiphs Ferry and Middle Ounr
tiers, within half mile his door, where also will
stand Peacock, by Roanoke, ont of Roanoke. bv
FIorizcl, (Bal's) the best runner of his dav-h;,
dam Cornclia dam of Gracchus) by Tyler's Chan
tlcicer the best son of old Wildair, out of VANITY
by Cc!cr Mark Authony-Joy Roner-importod
horse Silver Eye, tho property of Samuel Du Val.
Esquire, who covered in 1866 at Three Pounds
and Forty ShIIinga-fis get remarkable for
their spirit.
JOHN RANDOLPH of Roanoke,
Roanoke Feb. II, 1882.
Z. ). | have Il rolt by Gascoieno ont ofRoon-
ple, toacd last spring, for which have refused
S5oO when wcancd, and would not take five times
hat sum for.
for Saie-PmGNoMENoN by Roanoke, ont of
young FRENZY by GEAccHcs- MINIKIN, grand dam
'i JANUs) by President, (sou of old Celer)-TRis
FRAN SnANDY by Morton's Travclcr: his dam INV
Did JANUs-JhNCs-out of Mr.. Booths innortcd
dam was got by MARK An
rHoNY, out OF Iiurdimans BoNNY, which WAS rot
ny old JoLrY RoGER, out Of the imported mare nov.
rY Lass; she was descended from the Duke orAx.
-AsrEns BoNNY LASS by SNIr--LArm, (son of tho
l'odoPhin Arabiam,) casey, Satisfactorily WILKES
ny IihUTDoY.
PHTNoMENoN is Gnc bay, upwards Of fncon
hands high, four years old next giass
Also, WULDFiGE, fine chcsnut, very larpc Tour
years old last grass, got Nv RosvoAKE out of thu
shcsnut marc WiLDFrnE which was bv GR,crurz
out of young EVERLASTING, and sho bv SAva
tuLorrEs out Of old EvERLAsrIvG.
Also, BLACK WARRiouR, Twelve Years old Las,
rrnc- NOT ,sf ici Il