Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1832-04-20

mentioned in the Pedigree of Duetto and silver
tail THIS fact is worthy OF the notice of Sports
men every where.
! Rnaldo is TEN wears old--hc will cover at sos.
payable by fifteen within the season. > u the leap.
and $50 Insurance., TO tie paid and returned on the
same conditions as those expressed IN the ADVERTISE
mcnt of Janus. lie has been since 1875 in Mary
aad and Delaware, where his stock are highly spo-
ken of.-Rctercuce this subject is respectfully
given TO Louis McLane, Esq who at one time
was one of the Stockholders oil tanaldo, and has
bred from him. He is a horse Of vast strength and
great activity. He, too, has bred after the dam,
most luckily; for, easier trottcrS or more hardy
and thity race Of horses never cxisicd--they will
keep tat upon what will barely keep alive the cggy,
| iong-bdchcd CARRONs, that arc now all tho rU"",
and which are fit for nothing but long race or
collar and names; whereas the true scrv!ccahe
horse rs the quarter horse being active, surcooed,
speedy, and capable of breaking down the fashion
aOie stock in hard ride of fifty, even five and
twenty miles II is only in race of more than
mile or in harness, that the Tong backed horse can
De successful competitor against the quarter
morse lie is stum5er, and breaks down With
| his own unwirldy weight.
Rinaldo is oi the best running blood, will be
! seem His neck was injured by too early smelling
al mares. His head is large but bony. His body
ana limbs cannot be surpassed by any horse. Old
Shyiock himself, janus, have not Il finer back
ioin, thigh and limbs. His feet of the old hor
ny and cnPped description, that distinguished he
virginia horse before Col. Uonncs iuunda'cd our
country with worthless Stations, and introduced
| the flat, thn-socd, weak-crustrd foot that can
hardly hold shoe, and cannot travel five mites
without one. Our old fashioned horses never re.
CURED shocng except i'm hard frosS, hard work.
| on stony ground. The new stock must be shud
when not at work. or they fall lame.
Erfract Of letter from Nnthan Lufb3romgh, ri
grassland, ESP, 10 John Raado!ph Of Roanohc,
"CArTroI or ruEU STATES,
Thursday, Feb. l6 1892
"Rinaldo is in good health and fine spirits; and
IT he Shall reach you as hope and trust he may,
III the same condition thu he is n have no
hesitation in saying that you Will have of the
! finest horses the South side Of james River,
not excepting his sirc SIR Archy, any of his
| sons.
"AIr. Alexander wishes to breed from Rinaldo
This spring. l think asked you in of my last
letters where would probably he his STAND. by
the way, did not violate certain GOLDEN RULE,
by permitting Rinaldo to cover Miss Grafton and
Rob Roy out of an Oscar by Gabriel, both 'orwhich
missed last spring 1t is nevertheless right that
you should be informed of tie fact.
| 81 shall feel anxious to hear that the horse has
| got TO you safe and sound"
| Ertrdct Of Il letter FROM Mark Alcrander, Egg,
Of Virginia N. C) 10 j. r., of Roanoke, daicd
"WAsuNGroN, Feb. II, 1892.
81 will not tire you with politics. which | know
to be disgusting to you; but enclose tho within
respecting Rinaldo, which will be more pleasing.
81 think you would do wrong to part with him,
as know OF no horse in country likely to
equal him stall Ills action, color and pow
ernsll recommend him."
ed mare LADY c. by UAMDLEroNrAN, the best horse
OF his day, and best grandson of Okcllv's Eclipse
LADY G.. was the dam of MAGICIAN. See Stud book.
Her dam was SIR Thomas GAScoIGNE's famous mare
Golden Locks, which the dam of Lord Fol
| eys celebrated horse SooTHsAYER that won the
GREAT ST. LEGEE STAKES in ISL, and the DoNCAs-
TER STAKES next day. and who covered in England
| at TWENTY FIVE GUiNEAs mare. lie SiOpd Rine
S"cc 'SSice gears at Ne1r- W0ket-Hrom 1871 to |
1922, both inclusive In 1923, he was sold Roa.
sIa GOLDEN LOCKS was got by that capital son of
liiGHFLYER, and famous stallion DEIPINI, out o:
NIoLETby SHARK, who ranks next to CmIh3RS aud |
ECLIPSE as racer. She VIoIET) was out of
DUCKS CHARLOTTE by BLANK, the best son of lie
GoDoLPHIN ARABIAN, except RcgntUS Graz, Dycr's
DMPLE, Bcthell's CAsTAwAy, WHY Nor, ROYAL
MARE There cannot be a higher bred horse, aud
he is Of immense power. His SISTER FLORA is SIX
teen hands high Ills growth was stuntcd by i'll /
| usage in 1924 when the mare sent to horse, |
where he was oaled. lie is most beautiful crea-
ture not tail enough To suit the present dcpraved
taste for leggy horscs-but taller than old MEDLEY
or his sire GmcHAcN, than old JANUs, or Jolly
| Roger AS stallion he is un;ricd. having only
covered last year privately He is eight years old
next grass.
| and agreeably to the rules Of measurement has |
more to grow. Persons deceived in the height |
of Glscoigne by tie difference between the mca-
'urc over his back and over his withcrs, greater
than ever saw in any horse, such is the holiness
of his crest.
lie viii cover at one hundred dollars and col.
lar to the Groomi which may be paid 10y sixty dol.
lars within the season. Any winner or breeder Of |
winner of responsibility shall be covered GRATIS, |
viz Sally Hope Kate kcarncy, Polly Hopkins, Sal |
| ly Walker, and Bonnets of Blue And hum
drcd dollars will be paid to the proprietor Of Ariel
| for permission to cover her, and TO the owner of
Reality also, provided she be not past bearing.
Most extensive pasturage on Mr. Cardwers
i plantation, upwards of 300 near the G. Ii.
and as much on Mr.. Randolph's Bushy Forest Es.
tate adjoining it. Boxes and sheds for the mares,
which VIII be fed separately corn at the discrc
ton of the proprietor of the mare at cost aud
charge Of transportation, viz: two dollars barrel
| on Dan River. Mares sent to foal kept in separate
Paddocks. No other than thorough bred mares
will he permitted to be covered by Gascojgnc.
Certificates of Pedigree must be sent: ncilhc will
he be permitted to cover more than sixty mares in
Guiding Mr.. RaDdoph's, which arc numerous, say
IL to 20. The greatest care taken. Fences good
and boys TO fetch and carry the 10 and from
Pasture. WYATT CALDWELL.
Valentines Day, Feb. ii, 1892.
Not bong able to procure stand for GasCOiguC
OH his own account, (iur consideration could IN
ducc his master u FARM HIM. the proprietor OF ihc
horse has been induced, by his thorough con
fdcncc IN MIR. Wyatt CardwC to permit him 10
cover at Charlotte H., where he can often
| sec the horse, and supcrrntcnd occasionally his
own mares, as well as such way be sent to him
| Profit 1T Will be seen forms part of the
object OF Gascoigne's master. He does not
expect TO clear much money tins sea-
sou as will pay the horses and the expense of
advertising. For, after lis Own mares shall have
been covered and such as he viii receive gratui-
tously, there will remain very iew vacancies, and
those probably will not bc filled up. The mares
sent TO GascOi@nc will be kept exclusively on Mr..
RandOlph's Bushy Forest estate, where boxes and
sheds erecting for them The pasturJgc is
extremely line--chicGy highland, lllthougb there
are extensive low ground, also, which the proprl-
ctor deems very injurious 10 horses after the month