Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1832-03-20

SS.rA IlOSP, utlOnJSl
WSA-,o the best sons of Sir Archie, both as
(AseA III racer and foa,-gc,ter, is now OF
M FETmy stable. Spring Grove. III ,novcr
Sf.s+ASSsss9 county, Va, IL miles from The city
OF Richmond, 10 miles from Hanover CT. House,
4 miles of Go"dall's tavern, and miles from
the Merry Ouks; where he will stand the pre-
sent season ut S25 the season, which may be
discharged by the payment of $50, ifpaid within
inc season; SIS the single leap. to be paid When
The mare is served: SIS to insure u mare TO be
III ioa!; ana 81 To the groom. The season will
expire The last of July extend the season long
.r, IN consequence of being unable To get him
III earlier from Tennessee. | have become IN
'cres'cd IN this lorse, believing HIM to be nfe-
rior To no horse in point If blood and as fOal
gcucr lie stood several years in the counties
OF Orange, Culpepcr, Fauqucr. &c, and ut IA
reduced prices consequently, number of mares
We're put to HIM that were not thorough bred.
Those that were, nearly every one of them
brought racers of the first order, that were train
ed, TO wit: Bayard, Pest, Gentle KITTY, Young
CaroIinian, &c. &c. His colts, generally, are the
largest ever saw, by any horse, and he has
proven himself sure ioal getter. There is no
morse VI the present day that stands at such u
reduced price, OF his celebrity. AS he has been
absent from this State several years, deem il,
proper to insert his pedigree, performances, sc
as tiey may have been forgotten by some that
may wish To breed from h;m. | am well pre-
pared with good pasture, lots, Sc, for the ao-
| m,
and they will be well fed at dollar fifty cents
per week. No responsibility for accidents or
escapes, though every care will be taken to pre-
| vent them. WM. l.. WHITE
PEDIGREE
| Caro!inian was bred by Maj. Philip Claiborne,
OF Setwooj, Brunswick county, and foued the
| 28th May, 1915. He is feet 3 |. @ inchc hioh.
dark bay and was & t by the unequaled horse Sir
Archie; his dam by The imported horse Druid; his
grand Gam by Old Widair, the very best sou of
| Old FearnouSh'; bis great grand dam by Anne
rlcuS; his great great grand dam by the I'M
ported horse Old Janus; his great great great
grand dam also by Old Janus; his GREAT great
great great grand dam by the imported horse
Moor's Partner; his great great great q eat
great grand dam by the imported horse Old jolly
| Roger. out of the imported mare Kitty Fisher.
N. Is. The Pedigree of all the ancestors Of
| Carondn Is IN my possession, as taken fl ON
the general Stud Book of Eugund-cd of sos
BRUNSWICK COUNTY, STATE OF VIRGINIA
DO hereby certify, that i have faithfully traced
The pedigree of the celebrated race horse Carroll
man, on the general stud book OF England of the
edition OF 1903, which lpurchnsed myself in Liv.
erpooi, In July, 1906, and from nv own bserva-
lions thereon, pronounce the aforesaid horse
Carohnan to be thorough bred, and the whole
family from whence he has descended, cunsid-
er TO be of as pure blood as any horse, either
IN this country or in England. urge this the
more f"rcibIy on the public at ,arge bcing my
most favorlte crosses and eros. es which prize
more than those OF any other import ed, because,
alter, las | once thought,) almost a fruitlcss
search III order to Obtain them, for IL coHsidcra =
bic time, | accidentally came to the possession
whlch at present have aud nothing short of a
very considerable price indeed, would induce me
to part With, being nearly allied to Carclnan
III The following: Fearnought. Jolly Roger, ia
E nus, DRUID and the celebrated mare Kitty Fish
err Carolinians blood can be traced on The
above book as tar back as the following horses
IN Engiand:-Place's White Turk was import ed
ny Mr.. Place, stud keeper to Oliver Cromwell
IN the year 1859, when he was protector The
| Lys'er or ) raddilng Turk, 1858. Dodworth's
dam $40. Given under my hand this eth day
OF February, 1928.
PATRICK NESBETT EDGAR.
PERFORMANCES
| CARoLINIAN's PERFORMANCES ON THE TURF
ran 1878, Carollnan commenced his races at
! War enton; he beat MIR, Piumers mare by Sir
Archie with ease. At Johannesburg he won
ire great post stake beaing the great horse
Virginian and Mr.. John Wor.ham's Quickstep.
Spring 1919, he beat Mr. William Winn's ccle-
brated mare Lady of the Lake, over the New
| Hope course, near Halifax, with great ease, two
| mile heats. This was pronounced sne Cf
the best ever run On that turf At that time ii
was the opinion of the abest sportsmen, as well
as OF the spectators that Carolinian was frs,
rate race horse. He af erwards beat Mr. Nc
Lin's brown horse by Sir Archie, Capt jaime s
j. H"rrson's Wild Rover by FloriZel aud seve-
| RAJ others. lie, however. on his way to New
Market after the race at New Hope, accident
any received an INJURY which thereafter was
found so serious as 10 dIsquallty him from con
tending with horses heretofore beaten by hin
with great ease. So very apparent was the in
jury, that he was wlihdrawn from the turf, and
! no more came on the turf until fall 1923, when
| he was, (iiicr covering three seasons) trained
and during that fall ran three races. namely at
/ In
all winch ne won, beating many fine horses
with ease. 1t is admitted that Carolinian lost
several races, and alter his injury was beaten by
horses That he had before beaten. That he is a
sure and excellent foal gettcr, have abundant
evidence. There have never been trained but
two OF his cclts that know Mr.. Reeds cclc-
DRAFTED horse Crawford, who proved hims elf
winner ard iTst rate race horse in the State If
Georgia, IN many races, and Mr.. Edward b.
Bolts colt who was trained by my late excel cnt
friend Thomas Field, Esq, dccease d, but lit
tie time before his death, and learn was bought
| highly of by him. Signed,
Feb IA. 1927. A. b. DRUMMOND.
], William e. House, do hereby certify, that
! stood Carolinlan two seasons myself and re-
sided within mile Of the place he stood a
! third season, ard stu reside in that vicinity,
and can say with ruth that he proved himself O
SUE and ccrtein f. al gctIer and his colts arc
greatly admired; lnsCmuch that the people of
Fanqnier, Culpeper and the ad accent counties.
! give BIN The decided preference over any horse
| lhcy vrr had III that section. / moreover saw
the race at New Hope, N. G.. near UalIfax tovi,.
when he beat Gen. Wynn's celebrated mare
Lady If The Lake, which race. IN the hirbes,
possible style, WIS won by CaroIinian with ease
ana IL Is my opinion, after considerable expert
chce IN regard to training and running horses
'bdt CaroiiiIlan was able TO have commended sue.
ceSsfmIy with any horse III America on that dav
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