Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1832-03-17
TIE THOROUGH BRED HORSE
GREY ESEARD

ri OW in fine health and condition, will stand the en-
suing AT my stable in Nelson county, Virginia
ten miles south Of Rocsh Gap, and twenty five miles
from Charlottesville.
DEscRIprIoN.--Grey Beard is rich dapped grey,
with black legs, name and tall about sixteen hands high
remarkably heavy though finely propor;ioned strong
and very fine acon respects his muscular power his
equal is seldom seen.
TERMs.-Grey Beard will be let to mares the mo-
dcratc price OF $40 the seasonwhich may be discharged
by the payment of l5, before the first day of Sep
tembcr. $40 cash. the single leap $50 insurance. 10 be
paid the Mare is ascertaned to be in foa or
transferred. Fifty cash in each the Groom
The season TO commence the 18th of March, erm-
nate the first day Of July Extensive low ground pastr-
age gratis, portion of which seeded early in Rye for
grazing with young colts kept separate other
mares-and mares will be fed when requested 25 cents
per day. The subscriber is of the very great i'm
porance TO his interest TO return all entrusted
his TO their in good order, and exeron on
his part shall be wanting. His personal particular
attention shall be given all times and every prccaution
sed to prevent accidents, but will not be liable for any
that may happen.
The present is offered gratis to any well bred
mare that has distinguished herself the Turf, produce
cd colt oTuf distinctions provided the owner in each
case will pledge himself 10 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 Va and now
in his got by Koscusko, of the import
ed mare Psyche bred by Lord Derby and got by Sir
ter Teazle out OF his called Bah, by Bordeaux
Speanza, who was got by Eclipse, and sister
Saltram or further particulars refer to the general
Stud Book of England.)
He is halt brother to Blank and ark Time, and fill
brother TO Lambae. Blank first rate Racer; she
beat Transport and many other distinguished in this
State, OF her day. and beaten but by Timocon
except when she broke down at Savannah-Mark Time
beat Aratus, Washington and others, the Tree Hill
course, Va and beaten in this State but
tand and was OF distinguished Turf noety, both i'm s
Carolina and Virginia Lambale won the Handicap,
purse at Columbia in 1929, mile heats the best in s. al
seven heats beating Sally Taylor, Lady Lighoot Lady
of the Lake and several others.
Kosciusko got by Sir Archie his dam Lottery by
Imported Bedford, of the imported mare Anviina by
the Prince of Wales famous horse Anvil Colonel
OKey's celebrated brood Augusta, by his stallion
Eclipse, her dam by Herod grand dam by Baazet Rcg-
lus, Lansdale Arabian, Bay Bolton, Darley Arabian
Anvil, her sire, got by Hcrod, dam by Feather,
grand dam by Lath great grand dam by Chders, and
sister TO Snip. For further particulars, refer to the
general Stud Book of England
Lottery won twenty-onc races from to mile heats
beating many distinguished in this State of her
day, and beaten but once, that the first
race she ran, when she was distanccd by accident.
Kosciusko, aho' very distinguished on the Turf
was FIRST rate Racer AT years old he won the Jockey
Club Purse, mile heats at Augusta, the 3d DAYS jockey
Club Purse at Charleston, miles, and the Gold Cup the
Saturday following, mile heats, the Jockey Club Purse
mile heats at Savannah and the SATURDAY following the
Handicap Purse, mile heats which the only
he ran that season. AT years old he Virginia
under the of VIM. Wynn, and injured in training
and broken down in the at New Market, four mile
heats.
He is the sire of Clara Fisher Multiora Lady of the
Lake. Sally Taylor, Lady Jane Grey SC. sc. and is Just
ly 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 never trained in
consequence of an injury received in of his orcegs at
early age. Given under my hand this Sh day OF April
1881. RICHARD SINGLETON >
March 3. 96-w3w