Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1833-02-23

that might be- he entertained no doub, bn, ,b,, ,S
Ok to which the gentleman (Mr d. has Just alluded
would be ule spprehensive as he mir Ny was n, hs
Ing gored by an animal more remarkable for lie ear,
its horns
n IAROLlNIAN-A thorough bred racc. hor.o and Get,
" ter of race Horses and amongst the hes, sons of
Sir Archy dark dappe bay very much the colour form
and commanding appearance of his sire feet ncbe.
high. Those wishing 10 see this fine stallion and c,nno
have an opportunity of doing so refer ,h.,, N s s.
TENDER No. OS32) Of the American Turf Register and
Sporting Magazine where his portrait is inserted and
said, those who know Caroinian we'll TO be gool rLa
nesstogcthcr with his pedigree performances on the
turf and list of some OF his fine colts In giving the ne
dgree Of Caronian in the Turf Register did not extend
the pedigree of the imported Druid the sire Of his d,
he was by Pot 8 os.-he by o. Kesys Eclipse
Isay without the fear of correct con,rad;cnn ,b,,
nan s,horoag bred as any horse in Europe or Amereo
and where mares that were well Bred were sent to him
Ses"py 70 .'er humoer-no horse can show greater
,, " s'ou rsce.hoses-Ahd nave cer'ihestes from
Seo ' % gn standing IN my possession, residing in
me seenon OF country where he stood Years in
SION, "eh state thcy never saw an indifferent looking colt
him =, The ;n 81 s noS induced me 10 purchase
Ln n."i p 80, " Yo,Voo, a. 'he age oi 10 years-tho
~ - :, SUI sooa cohs"'uuon ne looks IKE colt
, j." 70 say any thing more, though le
boovin@ an oil oyinU m oo o .;n % 10 say;
C,;s "n V s"ylng1 good wine needs no BUSH
E VIII s'ahu inc present season at my stable,
p,S n""1Ver county va, 10 miles IRON the
~ 80 o,u; ~ mhes from hanover IT, House,
n, oS o. Uooudh Tavern, ana miles from the Merry
at SoV e season, discharged oy the payment OF
~; -, P -, min ie sessoh-Si' me single leap, to be
paw Wien hc service rs Petiorined-S5O TO insure mare
~ a'' pa'ns WIN me mare ioricits the insurance
g LIZ, " IN, o sI1oh ne season VIII expire the 10Th
proys IN oa will he Ps"red =, los, season. mar dd not
40 ~, 80 =, ~ "eu a. .ne price OIL Tue season.
inf; ~. "S n a" ne price uo' because he is
- ~ any nolsc' o1, am coh'ehted 10 DO sale bust
80 zoo "'i Ne'y s'au 10 receive wholesome iavors-
Nv 1 "eresUl goou pasture, LOT the accommodation OF
int. $50, -, e,-,a'hs streams iaiu OH IN large
fed eh rano ~ ne,r o.ereN SITUATIONS; ana stalls to
e. 49,. ssPaia'e WIN gram IL required, al twenty
" =; .e" per uay. know now ndispen'a6Iy necessary
had er with a I,s, 70 ane,r owners 10 good condition
with tic rnorto o aST season upwards o. hy Mares and
GOOD ~ h,p ~ rery 'e"' returned 'hem IN ss
eI = ~ oo. eonuilon, .nah received 'hem'
who viii AZ all ,imes b ICON ana correct young man.
~" al az u'nes DC present. 10 attend 10 the manage
'n o. ule morse ana mares Every care will be taken
MAJ, S a''ue"'' ou' no responsin'ty Tor any that
Sr I;Pp c. ,,r, ,aoo M IL, " N L.
-P6 o, =. eoIuHI y, 300 oo-%aWow
THNHE thorough bred horse PAMUNKY blood bav
IL with black legs and tall full fifteen hands
inches high, stout made and commanding appearance
VIII stand The ensuing Spring at my stable, White ALL
Hanover county, Va two miles from TaylorsvilIe fen
from Hanover House, and twenty one from Rich
mond at $50 The season, discharged by $l5 If paid or
before me 10th day OF next Augus-S30 to ensure mare
10 be with ioal-parting with the orfeits the in
surance money-hfty cents to the groom. do not put
at .ns low price, considering him inferior to any
horse on the continent but from believing this time that
all the booded horses standing too high at the same
time wishing to do safe business and give the farmer
well as the racer opportunity Of raising booded stock
Pamunky will be exhibited frequently this Spring az Sc.
veral adjacent Court Houses Court DAYS and will have
one or more out stands desred the expire the
closed on the river containing least 700 acres land Sc
vera lots IN grass and clover with never-ang
OF wafer Gentlemen sending mares from distance, shall
nave pastuage and servants board gratis and their
led al Zo cents per diem, with grain il they wish it,
ureat care and attention TO prevent accidents escapes
ou, VIII not be responsible for either.
Performances ~ Pdmunky.-ln the Spring of 1881,
wheh years Old lame, and in bad condition, he mile
meats AZ Tree iui, started; he third in the
'IFner particulars see American Turf Register, June
NO. 1851 vol z, page 5l3.--in the ensuing FALL he ran
Al Newmakei, (pe'eTsbnrgl two mile heats winning his
race IN hrGe heats beating Mr. Goodies colt by Eclipse,
received ories from two others, amounting $780,
he next spring he was put in training and his
'nouEn, 80 n,ghy OF nlm' that they gave him heat
WIN he ceIeDrateh bayard two miles, and then
single mile: he proved better both trials than Bavaria
nc an .e TWO es IN minutes and 81 seconds, the sim
se m"o III ''nue ana % seconds on dead heavy,
10y 'os t !" 'n,s ual, FamunNy sustained an inJu-
terwards-Though in few weeks after, he ran at Fair.
held, mile heats, and beaten few days after he
ran at Broad Rock mile heats sill very Iane ,g,inst