Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1833-03-05
silver EEeeFS-

w Bile. Charlotte Court Ionge VI, TLr So, "a
commence on me 2oth o! February, and The 2Oh of
Juy. He will stand Ss26 the season. ,liscb,ryaIe
with $40, if paid within The for insurance $40
WI be required, payable the naee is known to
be IN io'l or parted with. Mares that failed by the sea.ou
,.st spring VIII be insured at the season price. Tho
GroomS fec, 81 cash Mares sent from distance ,,iI
w supP'etM,,n P'S,urage tree OF charge, grain. fed f
required at 20 cents per day Due care will be taken
to avoid incidents, but 40 accountability ior any hat
Silver Heels WAS bred by Governor b. Wright If Ma
ryland, and was foaed on the 10h of March 1915 He
is tue Medley grey, Of fine muscle, sinew and hone
and of great symmetry; full 10 hands hiph am, n, G
indicating great powers. At Baltimore, in 1921 the Aqri
cultural Society OF Maryland awarded him the premium
for The best Stallion in opposition to than 10 of the
finest horses that could be had in the State
Silver Heels is quarter lfedley and quarter Ga
brie and all the balance OF the very best blood ever a
orded ny this or any other country, as will lie by
what follows He was got by Gov. Ogle's Oscar his
dam was Gov. lloyds Pandora, who was got bv Col
Iayloe's Grey Dionede, (and he by imported Medcy1
his granddam got by Hairs Union (lso tlc I,nn
OF Dr. Eden's Floretta) his G. e. dam by Lonni,s his
G. e. &. dam by Gov Shapes imported Ohello his e g
T. .. dam by Gorgcs Juniper his g. o. o. ~ 49, -,
Nor,on,s iu,oroJ rr.voII -; - X X = < uam ny
was Col Taskers imported and celebrated Selma who
was got by tie Goophin Arabian and was herself ca
piIal runner and that too in Ills country
Oscar got by the Imported abriel OLA, sire r Poe,
Boy aud lrequif) his dam Col. Tay Ior's Vixen by
imported Medley; his granddn was Col Tsyloe's Peue-
rope by OLD foncI hi' dam got by old Raner
his e. dam by OLE Gn who was imported and ,y,s
hal. brother 10 the famous old imported Cu5 Mare from
whom descended Raer, Sumpter, Chlers and Fliriila
Oscar was also closely allied Ohrough his dam Vixen
ana grandam Penelopc) 10 Col Tayloes celebrated Bcl
lair silver Heels, il is TINS seen is traceI ,yi,J,ont
flaw the dams side, TO Tasker's Selma bv The Gi,
phn Arabian. All his progenitorS (nalc and fen,al\
were eeeoFa'ed race nogs At all distances, parc,
atly IN fOur mile heats His sire Oscar was one of ths
best runners Of his day-he beat First Consul i'm match
The Tour mile heats, in fine l,'e and Style and won
many other races Gabriel the sire of Oscar was one ~
ne pest runners q" his d4y-fc is races in three
years and four of them Kings Plates Dori,nont ne
sire OF Gabriel won prizes 10 the great amount of G3 63
Gfins, anu was moreover The oil Ohe never beaten)
High Flyer.
Pondoa, Che dam of Silver Hcels) was one Of the bc,,
runners OF her day. She won the prea1 Sm.on, -, >,
Lscata"ay at years OLD, aud afterwards bear every
thing ut Baltimore, the 4 mile heats in great stv, sI
we have the authority at Gov. Wright to saw farther at
her colts, Pocahouias Red Bird Aurora and silver Ueo
were all great runners Silver Heels AT , ve,rs iii
was led over the Cenirevie Jockey Club Course and
look the purse ozone daring 10 contend with hm)-At3
wears "'u ne w'S winning the great Sweepstakes nj
Washington $500 entrancr) against some of the finest
nagS IN America, when uniuckily lie fell By this fall
nc sustained an injury from which he never recovered
Although he afterwards run, and was afterwards a
winner The same fall, at Easton, he won The Jockey
Club colts pure.
We have of his running again until ba ,v,s
years old, and II IS presumed he was rested during
the interval, in order tAt he might recover from the
INJURY he had received at Washington. At wears Old
he won the frs, days Jockey Club purse AT E,ston A.
Marlborough the same fall (altough in bad cou,ou\ mo
maze c'WaI race OF three four mile heats-the first
heal ne was beat by Mulum in ParoO by imp Chanre)
six inches, running The heat hearg course in eipL
minutes aud six secondsc second and third heats were
severely contested hy Mr. Johnson of v, liz r.,
capital horse. Silver Heels in this race contcnJcJ lor
every heat He was, while upon tie turf owned exclu
sivcy by Gov Wright, who although one Of the ruest of
sportsmen OF The olden time rarely ever known To
bring horSe 70 the post in good condition
SILVER Heels has hcen purchased stock horse IN oc
count OF The purity Of his bio0d and unqueSfioned ed
gree, and because Of the large proportion of 1fedey
blood he has in him. having If IL than any horse
living IN England or this country BY tracing the blooJ
Of the distinguished animals he Is descended from on boil,
SIDES 1t will be tat he has innumeabe dire ct Cross
es Of Tdskcr's Selma, and OF the GOdolpbn arabian
Cans better he had for the various descendts 81
old Domcdc, and Sir Archie, Of Janus S,ltran CsIer
&c? THOMAS p RICIIADDSN%To ''
THOMAS p. HOGE,
ROBERT DARLINGTON
b. That Silver Heels ia sure f,al. letter no beusr
evidence can be required than that a!ored by the sur!
joined certificate:
owe, the Subscribers, members Of the Legislature NJ
th' state, now IN session here from Queen Annes coup
~ Gently that well acquainted with tho borso
called StUer Heesbrrd and owned by the late Govctnor
Wright Of our county, u his dcath-and where he chief
" stood gu he purchased by Capt. Smith (o Marv.
lands and thai sc always. whilst he remained there
known to be sure J0di gcficr: aud further nia bi4
COILS row anong particularly remarkable for their
ne form and excellent shoulders those were chiefly out
OF the ordinary Of the country, there we re- per
h7ns no mares u The county thoroughbred cxccpt those
IN the possession Of Gov. Wright himself"
(Signed hy) THOMAS EMORY
RtCH'D. w. CARNiICUAEI
JOHN BROWN,
LEM'L. ROBERTS.
l. -. THOMAS.
Annapolis 7h March, 1882. Feb q. 93-wsw1