Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1833-02-28

THNHE thoroughbred horse PAMUNKY, blood bay,
III with black legs. and tall full fifteen hands 3
inches high, stout made and commanding appearance,
WIZ stand the ensuing Spring at my stable, White Hail.
Hanover county, Va, two miles from Tayorsvile,
from Hanover Court House, and twenty one from Rich.
mond, at $50 the season. discharged by SIS paid or
before the 10th day OF next August-S30
to be with ioa-partng with the fories the
surance money-hity cents to the groom. do not put
Pamunky at this low price, considering him inferior any
horse on the continent but from believing this time that
all the blooded horses standing high, the
time wishing to do safe business and TO give the farmer
rs wen as the racer an opportunity of raising blooed stock
Pamunky viii be exhibited frequently this Spring, at
vera adjacent Court Houses Court days, and will have
out stands desired season expire the
18th day of July. have three separate pastures we'll en-
closed, on the river, containing least 100 land
vera lots in grass and clover with failing
oil water Gentlemen sending oiA distance, shall
have pasuragc and servants board gratis and their
LED at ~ cents per diem, with grain il they wish it
Great care aud attention prevent accidents or escapes
! but VIII not he responsible Tor either.
! Performances IF Pdmunky.-In the Spring of 1881,
when years old lame and in bad condition, lie mile
heats at Tree Hill, started; lie third in the race.
For farther particulars, American Turf Register June
No, 1881, vol page 5l3.-n the ensuing FALL he ran
at Newmarket, (Petersburg two mile heats winning his
race in three heats, beating Mr.. Goodies by Eclipse
Mr. VIM X JOhnsons colt Clifford, by Sir Charles, and
received tories from two others amounting to $780,
The next Spring, he was put in training, and his
thought so highly of him, that they gave him heat
with the celebrated Bayard, two miles and then a
single mile: he proved better both trials than Bay ard;
ne ran the two miles in minutes and 81 seconds the
gle mile in minute and % seconds, a dead, heavy,
sandy In this trial. Pamunky sustained an iniil-
ry; so much that he clear OF aneness aI-
terwdris-Though in few weeks AFTER he ran at Fair
held 4 mile heats, and beaten. A lew days after he
ran at Broad Rock, mile heats still very lame against
Golah Collier, Malcolm and Mr.. Goodies iy. In the
second heat in the third mile closely contesng the
he sprung his Snew, broke down, and finally terminated
his racing career deem it nothing more than ample
justice TO Pamunky, than to say that he of the
first order, and do with propety, that previous to
his injury he the best horse ever trained and
Tor further confirmation OF what have said, will attach
the subjoined certificate of the following gentlemen
We do certify in the Spring OF 1892 Bueld at Ma
Jor Ihos DoswelPs. trial of miles and then
single mile, with Bayard and Pamunky-the former
was considered a hrs-rate two mile horse. Pamunky
beat Bayard the two miles, running in the for one
mile and three quarters. In the mile race, after half
hour, he beat Bayard few feet in the mile We believed
Pamunky to be better horse that time than Bayard
The two miles in 3m and 57s and the one mile
In I'm and Sos. Wo believe that Pamunky was injured
in that trial, and in a few weeks after broke down
J Given "nd-T eus hands, ,is zJd Dec, 1882.
CHARLES THOMPSON, Jr.
HAIDEN BUNSLEY,
WILLIAM l.. WHITE.
Pedigree Of PGmunky.-Pamunky was foacd in the
Spring CT 1928. He got by American Eclipse, Ohe
New York horse)-hs dam, Bcllona was by Sir Archie
his grand dam, the famous Atalanta, Drum
mond'sO by Sir Harry, his &. G. dam by Melzar, his G.
e. 6. gr dam, Jet, by Hanyns Flimnap, <. e. K &. e
DAM DIANA by Caudius, & {. e. e. g. DAM Sally Pain
Ter, by sterling, e. e. e. e. &. g DAM old Skies, import
ed, Sterling, and both said to be by Belseze Ara
bian. THOMAS BOSWELL
" For particular of Jet aud her pedi.
gree, see American Turf Register, vol. 2 p. 300. T. d.
! Feb H. 92-wtIStAp.