Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1832-01-24
GOHANMA


ess. sssssEzg stand at fifty dollars The season,
whch may nc discharged by the ray:nsnl OF Err,
dollars, wien the mares are taken away, Or Tc-
fuse the hors'; otherwise a nGtc VIII be c%;"c'-
ed Tor fifty do lars, payable the ii:.t OF Jaau.
ncXt-six'y five dollars insurance ata dollar
20 the groom
Gaod pastures arc provided, and chargc @!
twenty five cents Il day for all mares lett witt
the horse, for feeding, &c.
G1hanGa'S colts have not yet made their up-
pcarance Oh the turf ana it is with great Diff
dence ard hesitation that | undor;0iA to spea!,
| vi Their performances III u!i training, least
par iali;y and Interest. may have m!slad re, and
might thereby mlslcad others; suffice ii 10 say
that, as far t!cy have been Tiled by inr, AID
heard Of from others, they have fully Errc
than cqualied expectation; and / trGi The most
confident assurance that those who may dc,irt
10 breed from this fine horse, VII set Be oisJp-
pointed or dssat- fled with the rcyUl'.
That he is of the purest and most genuine race
horse stock, is attestcA by the fact, that Where
has never been member OF his fAlaIv that was
not race nag OF distinction, either Of the pre-
sent generation as far back as il can be traced
with the exception OF the imported mare, and
she was never tried, beng purchased at two
| years old, exclusively for breeding.
| 1t is not a little encouraging TO those " ho
have heretofore bred from Gohanna, as well a,
| those who may desire 1t i'll future, to be informed
| that challenge has been made TO run one q
his colts oycf the Norfolk coursc, next Spring,
| against any colt in the United states, for five
| thousand dollars. This cigcum-tance is men
toned because it merely is one vel calculated TO
increase the public cUnfdencc III him STOCK
uORsE.
Johanna served one hundred and Ghy-seven
mares last year, having the celebrated horses
Sir Charles and Timolcon as !;:s competitors
which furnishes the best evidence Of salIsia ion
vi the appearance and promise Of his colts.
There Is another accommodation that may
with proprcy bo offered iOf breeding from Co
hanna, wLicH Is that his colts arc so large 81 fine
las universally udinittcd) that such as should
not prove TO be race horses, are sure to cOmpcr-
safe their owners for the trouble and expCnsc
Of raising: a circumstance which should not be
overlooked i'll breeding, in the nature Of
ihlugg, 1t is uct likely that al can make race
horses.
Johanna, it IS believed, is now standing low
er than any other horse Of distinction in Virgil
MAJ this does not proceed from disposition 10
underDld other horses, EOT Is 1t because his pro-
prlttcr thinks he ought rot To stand as high a.
any 0 her whatever; but he does not feel justified
in raising to a level with Others. until there has
been some public exhibition or ,a- pay. Of ais
colts.
Mares viii bc cc-ccd az cry ra' a".'Hr tie year.
/ anA such as. did Ec PROVE las ,.'a' from tie last
season. may he seat aga.". o"d r1 G., '7g" :aa1e
for the services Of tac torSe. unias- aH.t 5.auiu
prove in !ca. JNp NJ HyJF&
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