Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1834-05-23
ANDREW

NNiLL SAND the ensuing season at my stable. IN the
w county OF Dinwiddie, 80 miles South Of peters.
burg and immediately the stage road from thence TO
Brunswick Court House. He will be let 10 mares at $50
the season, payable Ist August next when IL will end
$50 insurance. payable when the mare is known 10 he In
odi or exchangedwh dollar to the groom for
eaen mare. Arrangements are made for the
horse having extensive and excellent pastures well wa
tered and dvided-besides plenty OF stable to pro-
ertihem In bad weather. so that with young cclts
order or without limit, with grain, at 25 cents dav-
Servants sent with boarded gratis. The greatest
care will be taken TO prevent accidents, but no response
o'i'y Tor any that may happen.
EDWARD JOHNSON.
Dinwiddie, Sth February, 1884.
DEscRiPrIoN AND PERsoRMANcEs-4ndre,c il
beautiful DARK chesnu' ul' feet inches high; most
splendid animal; truly formidable racer with the bold
est and most energetic action As 10 style beauty and
pearance, he Is universally admired. There was indeed
while ON the turf and in orle but opnion about him
aud that was, fndreo against the field purchased him
late in the ia of 1884, aud trained and him spring and
iai oil 1852 In the spring at Fairfield, he the Pro-
prieiors Purse mile heats, at heats running the 2ud
heat in Bun 49, beating Betsey Hare Gen Brook and
others The next week at Tree Hill, he won the Jockey
Club Purse, mile heats $1,000 in heats aing with
The greatest ease, Sally Hornet, Molly Howell Spar
rowhawk, Mohawk, and two Others. The next week
AZ bsumore, he wen the great mile race, S250O in
TWO heats, beating as hard the boy could pull him
Sparrowhawk, Bachelor, and one other The nex,
week he won at Norfolk the Jockey Club Purse 4
mile heats $500, in two heats, beating Collier, Hu.
CO. Moiiy Howell, aud two Others, ia IN. so e. the
Isl neat and The unhcard-of time OF 40 the second
neat heng The best second heat the u. States
Fail 1881 at Broad Rock he the Jockey Club purse
nile heats beating at heats with the greatest ease
Sally Hornet, Eliza Wharton, Betsey Graves and xo
others AT New Market, he won the Jockey Club nurse
nile heats, beating in two heats Red Rover ending the
race IN walk. The week alter he went Baltimore
and won wiih the utmost ease the great stakes, mil.
heats $4,000 in two heats beating Black Maria jackson
aud Malcolm. He immediately returned 10 Fairfield
aud started Tor the Jockey Club purse, mile heats
starting, when he completely broke down and was moi
soie TO stand up Tor SO hours-whith was al
meats ny 'ohai. w. r. JOHNSON.
PEpicREs--andre,o was got by Sir Charles, (whose
sire was Sir Arey, and whose dam by the imported
horse e.zen his dam by Herod, who was by old import
eu Domed, ms grandam shepherdess by Phenomenon e.
grandam Rosina by Diomed, e. e. grandam Venus by
Shark, his & g. g .grandam by Medley. Phenomenon
was raised by Jos Il Mayo, OF Henrco and tlaned and
run repeatedly by the late Col Miles Seiden-was by the
imported horse Wonder, dam by imported Dare Devil,
grandan by Mark Anthony, g. grandam by FeArnought,
digree.) RIc4AR1 An.ys
Richmond l4,h November. 1882. SCI
YHHHE thoroughbred stallion GREY BEARD. bred by
n X. Singleton, Esq OF South ina and now The
property of John b. Coles, Esq will stand the en'onS
season at the farm of K. Cunning hnn on James River
Powhnen county, va nine miles from The House,
one mile below eichauxs Ferry, three m les from Gooc
land Court Houe, and thirty miles 81 of Richmond at
sou ne season. (Which may be discharged by S25 dollars
II paid when the is taken away)-s;i5 cash Tie
single leap SIS insurance. TO be psd As SOON az e
mare is ascertaned TO be in oal, parted with 90 cents
cash 10 The groom Very extensive and well enclosed
cen per day. Separate herds grass lots have been laid
of for mares with colts Every attention will lie paid In
lor ei her
Servants sent with will be boarded gratis ANY
person sending six Mares viii be charged but Tor ave
z. J. ARCHER,
Grey Beard is rising years old, rich dappled grew
full 10 hands high, remarkably heavy though finely D.
p1'IGnea and very active pronounced by good judges
VINO nave had an opportunity OF comparing GREY Beard
IN most oil the distinguished horses of the pIesen; Jav
mat ne Is scarcely equaed in muscular pc and
bone by any horse in Virginia.
Pedgree.-Giey Beard was got by Kosciusko (sre Of
.aIa Fisher &c) hls dam the imported Psyche.
hoeluko by Sir Archy' his dam Lottery; (Which 2
races out oil ~ from two TO four mile heats beating the
best horses OF her daythe which she lost being her
hs when she was disianced by acciden) Lottery was
got by The imported horse Bedford he by Dung annon and
ne oy okellys Eclipse her dam the imported mare An
wilma om The celebrated stock OF Col. oKelly OF Eng
iand; she by the Prince OF Wales famous RUNNING
horse Anvilher dam Col O'K's celebrated and tavo
brood mare Augusta by his stallion Eclipse-her dam bv
hssod' g dam by BsjAzet- Regu!us lonsdale Arabian
and American Tur Register, Vol. 2, page 3aS
Anvil was by ierod, Am. Turf Register vol 3, page
y92l dam by Feather, by GoiOpbin Arabian. g. dam BY
Laih by Godophin Arabian. e. dam, by chiiders own
sister to Snip, zee Am T. Il. vol. A. page452f
P:yche was bred by The Earl of Derby, [See Am Turf
her dam called BAb by Bordeaux out of spersuza
sister to saram, by Eclipse Snap Rsgulus SISTER 10 Black
Bordeaux brother to Eorizel and sting oo, hy
herod; dam by Cygne, Cartouch BASIC, lam f. R. vol.
1, p ll9, and 81. p. 1909
Psyche a distinguished racer and nrod,csd so,ai
racers oil The rst order, Blank, Markime, and Lambae
ull sls,erio Grey Beard. An early accident prevented
Grey Beard IRON being trained.
Pedigree erpiained-Sir Peter Teszle Grew Boards
grandslre was by Hghhyer OF PSpilIon full sister to
the dam OF Old Medley. Hghhyer was by Herod who
was also The grandsire OF Sir Archy boing the Sire of
Rockingham, who was the sire OF Casiianirs Sir
dam Bordeaux was full brother Sir Arcllys grandsire
Fiori1el who was the sire OF imported Diomed both bv
Herod lSee Am. T. II. vol. ]. p. II91
by referring 10 the English Stud Book and American
iui kegisier, Will be evident any one that better
bred horse cannot he found in England or America In
addition TO bis fine breeding he has great size stamina
ana muscular power which would be desirable cross for
me racing stock of the present dsy-Ai of his family
eiber IN England America have been good ne
long distances, and from the promising appearance nj
Grey Boards Colts. there is just 10 conclude
IRON good Mares his get will be able 10 compete with The
getoi any other stallion. There promise of sufficient
SIZE IN his Colts and should they fail to run thew will
(SgneD JOHN B. COLES
Ertract from Mr. Singlefon's Certifcdfc.-" He
thosciIsto Is The sire OF Clara Fisher Muliors Lady
ci the Lake, Sally Taylor, Lady jane Grey &c. and Is
Jusuy ebu'sd 10 rank with any horse ia America as a
The above grey stud colt (Grey Besr was bred by me
was iour years old last May and more was ever
trained 10 consequence OF Injury received one OF his
foreegs at an early age.
Given under my hand this Sih day of April 1891
lSigDed) RICHARD SINGLETON
W The season commences the 10Th OF February and
expires on the first OF July All letters by mail 10 be d.
reeed TO Goochland &. II.
March o7,,u