Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1832-03-17
CarOlinian.

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u Archie, both as Racer and Foal-Geer, is now at
my Stable, Spring Grove, Hanover county, Va IS miles
from the city OF Richmond 10 miles from Hanover Court
House, miles from Goodals Tavern and miles from
the Merry Oaks where he will stand the present Season.
at S25 the Season, which may be discharged by pay
ment Of $40, paid within the Season; Sl5 the Single
Leap, to be paid when the is served Si5 onsure
mare TO be in foal; and One Dollar to the Groom The
season will expire the last of July extend the
longer in consequence OF being unable to get him in
lier from Tennessee. have become interested in this
horse, believing him TO be inferior horse point
blood and foal gettcr He stood several years the
counties of Orange, Culpepcr Fauquier &C. &c. and at
reduced price: consequently, number of mares were
put to him that were not thorough bred Those were
nearly every one oil them brought Of the first
that were trained, TO wit Bayar, Pest, Gentle Kitty
Young CarolniaD, SC. &c. His colts generally, are the
largest ever saw, by any horse and he has proven him
sell sure foagetter There is horse OF the present
day that stands at such reduced price, OF his celebrity
AS he has been absent from this State several years. deem
1t properto insert his Pedigree Performances &c., as they
may have been forgotten by that may wish breed
from him. am well prepared with good Pasturage, Lots
&C., for the accommodation of that may be sent to
MN, and they will be well ted at One Dollar Fifty Cents
per week. No responsibility for accidents escapes
though every care will be taken to prevent them.
Hanover, March LIST, 1882. VIM. l. WHITE
Pedgree.-CA RoLINIAN bred by NJ ajor Philip
Claiborne ofSetwood, Brunswick county, oaed the
2sth May, 1915. He is feet 3 1-2 inches high dark
bay and was got by the unequaed horse Sir Archie his
dam by the imported horse Druid his grand dam by Old
Wildar the very best of Old Fearnought his great
grand dam by Americas his great great grand dam by the
imported horse Old Janus; his great great grand also
by Old JANUS his great great great great grand dam by
the imported horse Moors Partners his great great great
great great grand dam by the imported horse Old Jolly
Roger, out Of the imported mare Kitty Fisher.
N. b. The Pedigree of all the ancestors OF Caronian
is In my possession as taken from the general Stud Book
oil Engiand--ed. OF 1903. THOS CLAIBORNE.
Brunswick County, State of Virginia-I do hereby
certify, that have faithfully traced the Pedigree of the
celebrated race horse Caronian the general stud book
OF England, OF the edition OF 1903, which purchased my
self in Liverpool in July, 1906, and from my obser
vaon thereon pronounce the aforesaid horse Caolnian
to be thorough bred, and the whole family from whence
he has descended, consider
horse, either in this country in England. urge this
the more forciby the public at large, being my most
avorite crosses and which L prize more than
those oil any other imported, because, after Gas
hough almost fruess search in order obtain them
for considerable time, accidentally the possession
which at present have and nothing short of very
siderable price indeed would induce me to part with be-
ing nearly aliedo Caroinan in the following Fear
nough jolly Roger JANUS Druid, and the celebrated
Kitty Fisher Caronians blood be traced the above
book as far back the following horses in Engand:-
Places White Turk was imported by Mr. Place stud
keeper to Oliver CROMWELL in the year 1852 when he was
Protector The Lyster Straddng Turk, 1868. Dods-
w W dam isdS Given under my hand this 18th day
PERFORMANCES
Cay-olinian's Performances on the IMf-Fal 1878
Carolinian commenced his Warrenton; he beat
Mr. Pumers mare by Sir Archie with case.-At Drum
monsburg he the great post stake beating the great
horse Virginian, and Mr.. John Worshams Quckstcp
Spring 1872 he beat Mr. William Winns celebrated mare
Lady of the Lake, the New Hope course, near Hall
fax, with great ease, two mile heats. This pro-
nounced one of the best run on that turf AT that
time il the opinion of the ablcst sportsmen as well as
of the spectators that Carolinan rate race horse
He afterwards beat Mr.. M'Lins brown horse by Sir Ar
cbie Capt James j. Harrson's Wild Rover, by ForiZel
and several others. He, however, his way to New
Market, after the New Hope accidentally received
an injury which thereafter found serious as to dis
qualify him from contcndng with horses, heretofore bea
ten by him with great So very apparent the in
jury that he withdrawn from the turf and no more
the turf until fall 1923, when he was (after CO.
vering three scasons,) trained and during that fall ran
three races namely at Boydtown, Va, Milton N. c., and
Charlotte, all which he won, beating many fine horses
lie aln f.atr DlYt..,
ces and after his injury beaten by horses had
before beaten That he is and excellent foa get
ter have abundant evidence There have never been
trained but two OF his colts that know-Mr. Reeds &C.
LIBERATED horse Crawford who proved himself winner and
first rate race horse in the State of Georgia. many
and Mr. Edward Ii. Bolts colt, who trained by my
late excellent friend Thomas Field, Esq., decd but lit
tie time before his death, and learn thought highly
OF by him. (Signed0 A. b. DRUMMoND.
February II, 1927.
l. William C. House, do hereby certify that stood
Carolinan two seasons myself and resided within one
mile OF the place he stood third season. still reside
in that vciny and can say with truth that he proved
himselfa and certain oa gette his greatly
admired; nsomuch that the people of Fauquer, Cupeper
and the adjacent counties, give him the decided prefer
ence over any horse they had in that section
moreover the at New Hope N c. near Halifax
town, when he beat Cen Wynn's celebrated mare
Lady of the Lake, which race, in the highest possible
style, was by CarolDian with ease; and il is my
opinion alter considerable experience in regard to train
ing and running horses that Caronian was able TO have
contended successfully with horse in America that
day. Carolinians colts large sprighy and active
insonuch that the people of the above are anx
ous TO get him back stand amongst them after having
bred from him three Given under my hand this
18th day of February, 1927 VIM. C. HOUSE.
This is to certify that at the annual meeting and exhi-
biton Of the Agricultural Society fredericksburg Va
on the 10th OF November, 1924 stations were ex
hibed viz; Carolinan Preendcr, Oscas, Young Archi-
bald, Ceer Walnut and Sir Bolingbrook. The commit
tee of judges of horses mares and colts reported that
the horse Caroinan, owned by Philip Claiborne Esq of
Brunswick county, the best Stallion exhibited and
entitled to the premium offered whercupon il was
Odered, that silver cup Of the value of thirty dollars
be awarded TO Philip Claiborne Esq Of Brunswick county
in compliment to his horse Carolinian.''
JAMES NJ. GARRETT, President.
VIM +. GRAY, Sec'ry. March g. 9S-6t
Elm CHANCERY-Y IRGfNfA.-At Rules held In ille