Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1834-03-01
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TUVHIS distinguished stallion commenced HE pressnt
~. at the stable Of the subscribers. at Charlotte Court.
mousse va. $50 tho season. payable on the expiration
thereof snc $50 to insure-hc insurance to be paid when
ever the mare 10 known TO be with foa or parted with
aud one dollar Cash 10 the groom Ter the service OF each
mare Every possible care will be taken prevent scci-
MAN s iavouabiy know in Vireiysn and in fact in
several OF the adjoining States race horse eet,er of
and hrstrae saddle horses, that
sary to say the present caso than 10 refer all
those wishing more particular inOr alton in relation 10
his perormsnccs, age size, colour sc TO his memoir in
the September No., 1882, OF the Turf Register We will
however, add to the list OF his dsng ushej get furnished
in that MEMOIR the performances ot other OF moro
recent to w Lady Pest, the winner Of eighteen
ont Of twenty She he races last TALL
without losing heasgainst the yet OF Sir Charles,
Eclipse, Sir Rock and Bertrand The why Carol-
nian's colts the Virginia Turf during the
last spring and m IT, that he made aons
to the two las) in Tennessee where learn, his colts
are telling well OH the TUT think from Ca,
size, commanding torn and sinewy limbs, we can conf.
Identity say TO all those who propose TO breed from him tho
ensuing season. that il they a TO get horses they
will get colts tit for any other service Tor he
long to that class OF wa y eggy horses, Chat propa-
eating race too slow for the tur aud too light Tor the
draft, but TO the Eclipse aud locon orer, that are ex.
hbiiing stock adequate 10 any service.
PKDIGREE-C drOLnidn was got by the renowned Sir
Archie. his dam by the imported Druid his grandam by
old wdair, (bes OF old Fearnoagh) his grandsn,
by Americas, his e. g. grana by the Janus,
ms E.. e. e. dam also by old JANUS his x. <. g. e. x.
dam by The imported horse Moores partner his e. T. e. "
g. & dam by the imported horse jolly Roger, out Of the
traced the English studook far back as to the fol-
iowiog horses: Places White Turk, imported by Mr..
Place. Stul Keeper Oliver Cromwell in 1852 when h
was Protector the Lysier, Suadny Turk 1888; Dods-
worth's dam 1916. &C. SC.
The subscribers know full well the objection with ma.
ny persons to sending their distance horse az
OF them in particular has often been sufferer in that
way, and therefore feel for others similarly crcum
sanced They have, there fore, united themselves oge
ther Tor the purpose OF aordng every possible facility
towards the keeping Of mares entrusted to their care and
P.e"se themselves as lar as good pasture good fec i'
and good care will obviae the and
themselves from censure All persons sending mares
distance, will please direct them the OF II. l.
Gaines, one Of the subscribers living Charlotte Court
House, with particular written directions how they wish
them kept, whether pastured fed their temper habits
NC, and their directions shall be honestly complied with
lie has provided himself amply with grain stables
rate enclosures and every ,hug necessary
tu' accomplishment OF the end in view; .hall be
wei led at 20 cents per day. and servants will,
boarded gratis. We would suggest the propriety oil send
ing mares before they foAl every way preferable
the practice OF travelling young COILS accompanied also
with the uncertainty OF the mares standing, Sc.
THOMAS p. RICHARDSON,
RICHARD l. GAINES.
February Is. 92-w4w