Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1832-03-03
yUyWENTY DOLLARS REWARD.-Ran away. in
THE THOROUGH BRED HORSE
GREW ESHIARR.

M wv IN hne health and condition., will stand en-
suing my stable in Nelson county, Virginia
ten miles south of Rocsh Gap, and twenty five miles
from Charlottesville.
DEscRIprIoN.-Gr Grey Beard is rich dapped grew.
with black legs, name and tall about sixteen hands high
remarkably heavy, though finely proporoned strong bone
ana very hnc action as respects his muscular power his
TERMs-Grey Beard will be let to mares at the mo-
derate price OF $50 the season-whch may be discharged
by the payment OF $l5, before the first day of Sep
TENDER $40 cash, the single leap $50 insurance. TO be
paid the Mare is asceraned to be in foa or
transferred Fifty cents cash in each the Groom
The season to the 18th of March, and tcrm-
nate the first day OF July Extensive low ground pasr-
age gratis, portion of which seeded early Rye for
grazing: mares with young colts kept separate other
maresand will be fed when requested at 25 cents
per day The subscriber is of the very great i'm
portance to his interest all mares entrusted TO
his care to their in good order and exeron ON
his part shall be wanting His personal particular
used to prevent accidents but will not be liable any
that may happen.
The present offered gratis to any well bred
that has distinguished herself the Turf produc
cd colt OF Turf distinction; provided the owner in each
will pledge himself have the colt from Grey Beard
trained. JOHN b. COLES.
South Carolina, Sumter District.
hereby certify that the Grey Stud Colt, which have
placed in the hands of John b. Coles Esq of Va and
in his possession, got by Kocusko of the import
ed Psyche, bred by Lord Derby, got by Sir Pc
ter Teaze, out of his called Bab by Bordeaux
SPeranza, who got by Eclipse and own sister to
Satram (For further particulars the general
Stud Book of England)
He is half brother to Blank and Mark Time and full
brother TO Lambac. Blank first rate Racer; she
beat Transport and other distinguished this
State OF her day. and aeaten but by Tmocon
except when she broke down at Savannah.-NIark Time
beat Aratus, Washington and others, the Tree Hill
COURSE Va and was beaten in this State but by Bcr
trand, and of distinguished Turf notriety both in S.
Carolina and Virginia. Lamballe the Handicap,
purse at Columbia in 1922 mile heats, the best in s.
seven heats, beating Sally Taylor, Lady Lightfoot Lady
OF the Lake and several others
Kosciusko got by Sir Archie his dam Lottery by
Imported Bedford, out Of the imported Anvina, By
the Prince of Wales famous horse Anvil out of Colonel
OKellys celebrated brood Augusta by his stallion
Eclipse, her dam by Heroi grand dam by BajaZe Rcgu
lus, Lansdae Arabian, Bay Bolton, Darley's Arabian
Anvil, her SIRE got by Herod, dam by Feather,
grand dam by Lah, great grand dam by Chlders, and
own sister to Snp. For further particulars, refer the
general Stud Book of England.
Lottery won twentyone races from to T. mile heats,
beating many distinguished in this State her
day, and beaten but once and that in first
race she ran, when she was disauccd by accident.
Kosciusko, aitho' not very distinguished the Turf,
first rate Racer. At years old he the Jockey
Club Purse Charleston, 3 miles, and the Gold Cup the
Saturday following, mile heats the Jockey Club Purse,
mile heats Savannah, and the Saturday following the
Handicap Purse, mile heats which the only races
he that Ats years old he Virginia
under the of VIM. Wynn and injured in training
aud broken down in The New Market four mile
heats
He is the sire of Clara Fisher, Muli1ora Lady of the
Lake, Sally Taylor Lady Jane Grey, &C. &c. and is
y entitled to rank with any horse in America as sire
The above Grey Stud Colt was bred by me, was four
years old last May and more, and trained
consequence of injury received of his orelegs
an early age Given under my hand this 9Th day April
1881. RICHARD SINGLETON.
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