Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1832-03-20
CarOA5ssi1n.

CarOlilsian.
FENHlS Celebrated Horse amongst the best of Sin
n Archie, both Racer and Foal- Getter, is al
my Stable, Spring Grove, Hanover county Va Is miles
from the city OF Richmond, 10 miles from Hanover Court
House, miles from Goodalls Tavern, and miles from
the Merry Oaks; where he will stand the present Season
at 25 the Season. which may be discharged by the pay
men OF $50, if paid within the Season. 1916 the Single
Leap TO be paid when the is served Si5
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
icr from Tennessee. have become interested in this
horse believing him to be inferior horse i'm point OF
counties of Orange, Culpcpcr Fauquier, Sc &c. and
reduced price consequently number of mares were
put to him that were not thorough bred Those that were
nearly every one OF them brought racers of the FIRST order,
that were trained TO wit: Bayard, Pest, Gentle Kitty
Young Ceronian, sc. &c His colts, generally, the
largest ever saw, by any horse and he has proven him
self sure oagetter There horse of the present
day that stands at such reduced price, of his celebrity
As he has been absent from this State several wears deem
properto insert his Pedigree Performances Sc as hcy
may have been forgotten By that may wish 20 breed
from him am well prepared with good Pasuragc, Lots
&c, for the accommodation OF that may be sent TO
him. and they will be well fed at One Dollar Fifty Cents
per week. No responsibility for accidents or escapes
though every care will be akento prevent them.
Hanover, March ls 1892 VIM l. WHITE.
Pedigree.--CARoLINGAN was bred by aior Philip
Claiborne ofSetwood, Brunswick county, and oaed the
18th May 1919. He is feet 3 I-2 inches high, dark
bay and was got by the unequaed horse Sir Arche his
dam by the imported horse Druid; his grand dam by Old
Wildair hqyery best of Old Fearnought; his great
grand dam by Amercu his great great grand dam by the
imported horse Old janus his great great grand also
by Old Jams his great great great great grand dam by
the imported horse Moors Partner his great great great
great great granddom by the imported horse Old jolly
Roger, out tthe imported mare Kitty Fisher.
N Is. The Pe1grre of all the ancestors OF Carolnian
is in my possession taken from the general Stud Book
OF England-ed. of 1893. rHOS CLAIBORNE.
Brunswick County, State Of Virgiia.-I do hereby
certify thatIhaye faithfully traced the Pedigree of the
celebrated race horse Caronian the general stud book
OF England Of the edition OF l8O3 which purchased my
self IN Liverpool in July, 1906, and from my obser-
vatons thereon pronounce the aforesaid horse Caonan
10 be thorough bred, aud the whole family from whence
lie has descended consider TO be OF pure blood
horse, either nthis country or in England urge this
the more iorciby on the public at large, being my
tavorte crosses and which prize more than
those OF any other impored because, after Gas
thoughtD almost ruess search in order obtain them
Tor considerable time, accidentally TO the possession
which at present have and nothing short of very
siderable price indeed woHld induce part with be-
ing nearly allied TO Caronian in the following manners Fear
nought Jolly Roger Janus Druid and the celebrated mare
Kitty Fisher Caronians blood be the above
book as far back as the following horses in England
Places White Turk imported by Mr.. Place. stud
keeper 10 Oliver Cromwell in the year 1862 when he was
proecor The l-ysier or Sraddling Turk, 1853 Dods-
worth dam 1916. Glven under my hand this 18th day
OF February, 1928. PATRI NESBETT EDGAR
PERFORMANCES
CssFgIfuon's Performances the 2ls.,E-Tan 1919
Carolnian commenced his at Warrenton; he beat
Mr. PlumeTs mare by Sir Archie with case.-At Drum
mondsburg he the great post stake beating the great
horse Virgnian, and Mr. John Worsham's Quickstep
Spring 1919 he beat MIR William Winns celebra ed mare
Lady OF the Lake, over the New Hope COURSE near Hall
fax with great two mile heats This race was pro-
nounced one of the best that turf. 81 that
time the opinion of the abest sportsmen as ell as
OF the spectators, that Caronan rstrata horse
He afterwards beat Mr. NJ Inns brown horse by Sir Ar
chic, Capt James j. Harrison's Wild Rover by Forizel
and several others He, however, his way TO New
Market alter the at New Hope accidentally received
injury which thereafter found serious as 10 dis
qualify him from conenng with horses, heretofore bea
ten by him with great So very apparent the in
jury that he withdrawn from the turf and no more
came on the turf until fall 1928, wheshe was CATER
yeng three seasons trained and during that fall
ihree races, namely at Boydtown, Va, Milton N. c.. and
Charlotte, all which he won beating many fine horses
with ease 1t is admitted that Caonan lost several ra-
and after his injury beaten by horses that he had
before beaten That he is and excellent ioaget-
ter, have abundant evidence There have never been
trained but two OF his colts that know-hIr Reeds ce-
LIBERATED horse Crawford who proved himself winner and
first rate race horse in the State of Georgia. in many races
and Mr. Edward b. Bolts colt, who was trained bv nv
late excellent friend Thomas Field, Esq, Decd but lit
lie time before his death, and learn thought highly
of by him. (Signed,). A. B. DRUAiNOND
February II, 1927
l, William C. House, do hereby certify that stood
Caronian two seasons myself and resided within one
mile of the place he stood third season. and still reside
in that vicinity and say with truth that he proved
himself and certain oa geter and his cosae greatly
admired insomuch that the people of Fauqucr, Cupcper
and the adjacent countless give him the decided prefer
encc over any horse they ever had in that section
moreover the al New Hope n C.. near Halifax
town, when he beat Gen Wynn's celebrated mare
Lady of the Lake. which race, in the highest possible
style, was won by CarOlnian with ease; and it is my
ing and running horses that Caronian able TO have
conlended successfully with any horse in America on that
day. CaroiInan's colts large, sprghty and active
insonuch that the people of the above counties arc anx
Ious to get him back to stand amongst them after having
bred from him three Given under my hand this
18th day of February 1927. WM c. HOUSE
This to certify that at the annual meeting and exh-
biion OF the Agricultural Society Of fredericksburg Va
on the 10th OF November, 1924 stations were ex-
ibed, viz Carolniln, Prcendcr, O5cas Young Archi-
bald, Celer Walnut and Sir Bongbrook. The commit
tee OF Judges OF horses, and colts, reported that
the horse CarOlinan, ownedby Philip Claiborne ESD of
Brunswick county, the best Stallion exhibited and
entitled TO the premium offered. Whercupon, it was
Ordered, that silver cup of the value of thirty dollars
be awarded Philip Claiborne Esq of Brunswick county
in compliment TO his horse Carolnian"
JAMES NJ. GARRETT, President.
WM +. GRAY, Sec'ry. March g. 9s-Gt
q AND FOR SALE.-'The subscriber is duly auhori-
"a scd to sell that well known Tract Of Land, called
Mayiicd, lying in the county OF Hanover about one mile
from the INTERCHANGEABLE turnpike, seven from the city of
Richmond directly on the road leading from the Meadow
Bridges TO Hanover town, and bounded by the lands Of
Richard Johnson Edmund Crenshaw Hill and others
his tract contains agreedbly 5O2 acres