Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1834-07-01
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ANILL stand the ensuing season, my stable in the
w county oil Chesterfield, about 20 miies from both
Richinonj and Petersburg, and whinon mile OF Moodys
Isven-he is nov at his stand reaSy to mares,
$50 the season, payable on Let August next when il
will expre-Sl00 insurance. payable as soon as tbs
mare Is known to be in foa parted wh-one dollar TO
The groom in every case Large and very extensive pas
turage sown IN small grain, expressly for left with
the horse separate lots for co,s many new
stables for them in bad weather and board gratis
Those sending from distance, Will send
servants with their tina, they may be attended TO-,
agreesbiy to their Instructions Mares fed II reqnr-
ed, at 20 cents day, responsibility accidents or e
capes, but every precaulion 10 p-eventihen.
GEORGE w. JOHNSON.
PEDIGREE.-Honsie'r Iosson by Pacoist, he
by the imported horse Citizen he by pacolr Of England,
he by Blank, and Blank by Godophn Arabap his dam by
Top Gallant, he by GAa,n Gana'in by imported Bedford
&c &c. his grsndam by Grey Medley, imported Oscar
Imported FeArnought, &c-Nonsenr Tonson IL the fui
brother OF Sir Richard. Henry and Champon.--Sir Ri
chard and Champion TO be superior horses
and have never been beaten.
Monsieur 7onson has made himseTso ,oeR 6no,cn by.
ms isaHsd aehiecencnfs on the ul, to render fur
er notice unnecessary. Those Who desire more
detailed account OF his edigree and performances
ened to SINNERS Turf Register. January No, 1881
Nonsieur T0nsons colts have sold atvery high prices
saw their Improvement, he having bad ssi All win
ners 'han the get OF any Other horse in Amseaihe best
evidence however, oil any opinion OF him s, that paid
last November ten thou sapddo cash Tor him.
w. II. Johnson.
Chesterfield. s'h Feb'usr7. 1884. SIT
FEIHE thorough bred Imported Race Horse BARE
Ia FOOT, will stand thssn.vng season, (which COM
enced on the LIST OF February, and will Terminate on the
lst OF Juiy) at my Farm. adjoining the Msnches-
ter shh opposite 10 HE City OF Rcbmont. The
hy dollars the season, disc harged by the payment OF forty
within the season-and sSay ibsnse with oaI-
and one dollar TO the Gre contemporaries iiriduals
Seeding six will be charged bu, for five. There
are lots aud sheds prepare for and pasurage with
ont charge Every aiten ion will be paid prevent acci
dents escapesbut the spbsc iber will no be yesponsi-
BILE for either Mares will b fed graw IS day.
and charge made for the board servants accompany
ing them Barefoot yaled the properly Of MIR. Wat
IN 1890 Zone OF the most seecessin spOFtSmen breed
ers OF horses in all Et,gand) who sold him to Lord
Darlington, from whom ke purchased BY his present
owner, Admiral Sir lisa Colin, who sent him ia this
country As Bs refoot dstng uhed OH the
English turf as any horse Of his day having beaten say
oil The best in En- gland, snd said to De he only
horse ever imported, tina, had the GREAT ST. LIZ
GER For detail OF his performances, see hsnt-bis
Bareioos pedigree is equal TO that OF any horse He
was got by Tramp out RosamonJ, by Buzzar; dam
koebuy sister TO Hubby, by Phenomenon; her dam Miss
West by Maichem, ,2agaus Cab, CbhfeYs Basic
Tramp was got by Dick Andrews, out a Gohsnna mare
her dan Fiaxinella by rcntam, woopecker yast-
ing 10y Eclipse Dick ndVcws was got by Doe Andrews
out OF Hghiyer mare; her dam by Cardinal Puff Tar
let Snip, GodoIphn Arabian Joe Andrews was cot bv
Eclipse, out oil Amarsnda, by Omnium; her dam CIoudy
by Blank, Crab, Partner, Nr.
Barefoot is red sorrel, five feet two inches high Of
great bone and s,ew and highly lormet az anv hors
Richmond, April 20. Gil4-ul Z G. MAYO