Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1834-03-08

heats at Tree Till with Tnne and several ohss Ina was
nird IN The race; wonby Mr.. VIM. Minge's Molly How.
Ell III nree hsa''; ior particulars, American Turf Re.
gi,ier, June No. 1881, vol q page 5l3 In The ensnin
,l lie ran at Newmarket petersburg, two n,;i L,,s
winning lbs race IN three heats, beating Mr.. Goodies colt
oy Eclipse, Mr. wm X Johnson's Clifford by Sir Charles
anl received forfeit from others amounting TO $500
he next spring his gave him TRIAL with tho ce
eoateh b"yard, two miles, aud then single mile: he
proved better on both trials than Bayard lie ran the two
miles IN minutes 81 seconds, the mile in M 55 s.
Oh dead heavy, sandy conrs: in this trial, Panunky
sustained an Injury SO much so, that he clear
Oh iahehess afterwards. A few weeks after, he ran
AZ Fairfield, mile heats, aud beaten few DAYS alter
lie ran at Broad Rock three mile heats still very lame
against Go'ah, Collier Mslcolm and Mr. Goodies mare
la ic second heat in the third mile closely conestinp
the heat, he sprung his sinews broke down and fnav
Terminated his racing career. deem il nothing more than
ample justice 10 Pamunky say, that he was racer of
the first order; and do with propre,y that prcvi
Gus to bis injury he the best race horse ever train
eu; ana Tor iuther confirmation OF what have said
lemen: o"''s gem
- We do certify, in the spring of 1882 at Major Thomas
Doswe's, trial of two miles and then single
mile, with Bayard and Palnunky The former WAS con-
'dered first rate two mile horse Panunky beat Bay-
ara NE TWO miles running in the for "a mites In
ha an honr alter, they mile, and Pan,unkv heat
bayard Few feet. We believe Pamunky 10 be bet
ter horse at that time than Bayard. The two miles was
run III m o. seconds, and the mile in m So second.
we believe Pamunky injured i'm that trial and
N few weeks after broke down
Given under our hands, this 23d day of Dec. 1892
CHALEs THOMPSON, Jr.
WILLIAM l.. WHITE
PEDIGREE OF PAMUNKY.-He was roaled in the
spring oil 1928. He was got by American Eclpse (,be
New York horse) dam Beona was by Sir Arcbv. his
grand DAM the famous mare ATLANTA (DrummonrsS
ey Sir Harry; grand dam by Melzar; e dam Jet, by
ggg dam Sally Fainter, by serns; p's'ru,'
Ola Silver imported, Sterling, and both by Besze
Arabian alba THOMAS DoSwELL
u For more particular account of Jet and her ped
gree, see american Turf Register VOL 2, p. 3O9 r. d.
BIT any mares that are not in ioai that we put to
ramunky last season. they shall be insured this season.
the season price He served 20 mares last season and
only two have failed, that have heard Of r. ID.
February 90 93-w6w
yHNtlE thoroughbred stallion GREY BEARD -hrcJ -,
n. single on, Esq. OF Sout! Carolina, aud now The
property OF John b. Coles, Esq will stand the en,un
season at the farm of E. Cunning ham r on James River
rowha'an county, Va, nine miles from the Cour, House.
one mule below Michauxs Ferry, three mile from (;oor
land Court lou.e and thirty miles W, s, of EicmonJ n
$50 The season. (Which may be discharged by 25 dollars
Paid whch the mare is taken away)-Sl5 cash the
mare Is ascer"ned TO be in foa parted with so CENTS
cash to the groom. Very extensive and well encIsed
pastures graIs' aud mares will be fed with grain at 25
GEMS per day. Separate herds grass ma We been laid
Oh Tor mares with colts. Every attention will be maid 10
prevent accidents escapes but no liability for either
Servants sent with mares will be boarded gratis Any
Po" sehu"s SIX Mares VIII be charged but Tor ive
4. j. ARCkER,
Z. CUNNINGHAM, Jr
Grey Beard is rising years old, rich dappled grew
uil 10 hands high, remarkably heavy though NJ
poriohed, and very active, pronounced by good idpe
VINO nave sd an Opportunity OF comparing Grey Heard
WIN most OF the distinguished horses of The 40
hat he is scarcely equaled in muscular no er and s
bone by any horse in Virginia. '"s
~ FemsTec.-Gtey Beard was got by Koscusko (sire Of
OAra Fisher, &c) his dam the imported mare Isvche
Kosciu'ko by Sir Archy, his dam Lottery; (which won o.
races out oil ~ from two to four mile heas beating ,b
pes, horses OF her day the which she los, being her
first, when she dis,anced by accieui1 Lot,ery ns
got by the imported ho'ss Bedford by Dungauon and
ne ny okey' Eclipse, her dam the imported mare An
vina from The celebrated stock of Col OKeIy of Euy
ri
horse Anvil her dam Col O'K's celebrated and fsvo'i
brood mare Augusta, Ivy his stallion Eclpse-her dam bv
ieToa' :. dam Gy Bajaze- Regulus- on,das Arabian
and American Turf Register Vol e. page Bus LUX
o Anvil was by Herod IAN. Turf Register vol 8. page
ys2 dam by Feather by Godophin Arabian, g. dam Sv
sister to Snip Zee Am r. r. vol H. PAGE 45 aus''' 0""
p;yche was bred by the Earl of Derby, [See Am Turf
her dam. called Bah, by Bordeaux out of Sper,nza own
sister to ss'rsm by Eclipse, Snap Regulus sister to Black
Bordeaux own brother Forize and Sting. no, bv
,iero,, dam by Cygnet, Cartcuch Basio lam f. f. VOL
l, p. 1l9, and 81, p. 1901 ~ '0
Psyche was distinguished racer and produced several
racers oil Tie FIRST order, Blank, Markme aud Lamballe
u'i siserto Grey Beard An early accident prevented
Grey Beard from heng trained.
fa;gree eTpl@inedasir Peter TeAze, Grey Boards
"use' was ny tighiyer out Of PapiloD full sister In
the dam of Old Medley. Highnyer was by Uerod ,yho
was also The g. erandsre OF Sir Archy, bsing the Sire of
Rockingham who the sire of Casiianira Sir Arcbv'
am bordeaux was full brother to Sir Arclys eranJsr
fior%ei who was the sire ci imported Doned boil, bv
irroi. lSee Am. +. r. vol. L. p. II0l
iy referring TO the English Stud Book and amo.;
ui Register, it will he evident TO any one Thai heer
bred horse cannot be found in England or America In
auuiion 10 his line bieeding he has great size stamina
ana muscular power, which would be desirable cros f
ne racing stock OF the present day-A of his f,niv
elmer IN England or America have been good
a, long distances, and from the promising appearance If
grey Boards Coils, there is just reason TO coucud. dis,
rom good mares, his get will be able 10 compete Win The
ge' OF any other stallion. There promise of snlcien,
SIZE In bis Colts, and should they fail 10 run thew viii
make valuable horses for other purposes.
(Signed) JOHN r. CORE
ETraet from Mr.. Smglefons Certificate 81.
thoscnsko The sire Of Clara Fisher MHl1ora LaJv
OF The Lake, Sally Taylor. Lady Jane Grey &c and i
sire" ~ ." n'"erica as
The above grey stud colt (Grey Bear was bred bv me
was Tour years old last May and more and was never
framed 10 consequence Of injury received in one Of his
iorelegs al an early age. Wv v ''''
Eiven under my hand this 9Th day Of ApriI 1891
(Signcd) RICHARD sINGi From
W Inc season commences the 10Th of February and
expires on The first OF July. All letters by mail TO be d.
rected 10 Goociland G.. H.
maeh L. 97--wu
N CHaNCERY--YIRGI rules holden in
~ The Clerks Office Of the Circuit Superior Court M
Law and ChaDcefy for the county Of Maltbe ON Mon
day the oh day OF January, 1881:
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