Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1834-03-13
INDUSTRY,

WIS thoroughbred race horse will stand
INC ensuing season, TO commence on the
LIST Of April, and end on the lat July next. Al
my iarm, eight miles from Winchester. eight
from Newiown, eight from BattIetown.
Tour from wildwood. and two and half from
The White Post-at SIS the single leap. IL paid
within The season. ~ not paid within that time.
me season price will be charged SOS the
season, which may be discharged by paving
!odoiiars by the first day Of Jelly, and forty
dollars Tor insurance, 90 be paid n, soon n.
thu mare Is known io be with foaI (par,,n,
with the mare, or irregular attendance at The
stand, forieits the insurance. Ineyery case
hity cents cash 10 the groom, 10 be sent with
the mare.
wares put by the season or leap last year.
that did not prove with foal, will be insured
nj the season price this year. Mares from
distance will be furnished with pasturage
without charge, and grain, If required. at IN.
neighborhood prices. Care will be taken TO
AVOID accidents and escapes, but I will not be
accountable for them.
lsDusrRr is a beautiful dark brown. l6
hands and OF an inch high, nine years old
IN" spring and Is one Of the largest and bcs,
formed thoroughbred sons Of his distinguish
ed sire lsir Archy) His performance, un-
der his former name Niger, and hi. present
name, rank with him the best horses for speed
ana oottom-and as a foal getter he - inferi-
or TO none In one Of his races over the Bal
timore course, he ran miles in minute.
and 53 seconds.
PEDIGREE.
lSDusTRr was by Sir Archy, his dam nv
bali's fiorizel, his grand dam Celia by vii.
dair, great grand dam Lady Bolingbroke by
fantaioon, great great grand dam Cadiz by
Ming Herod, by old Fearnought, out OF Kitty
FISHER; Cadiz's dam was Primrose who wa.
got by Dove, who was got by Cadiz. who was
got by Old Crab, who was got b, Silly who.c
aan was Selma, who was got by Godolphin
Arabian.
PERFORMANCES.
october lsZ1, When years old, he ran for the
posi-stake over the New market course. which he
won IN fne style. Next week, over the Tr.e-h;II
course ne Won the sweepstakes. Next spring, ~
years old. he Was beaten over BroaJ-roek eours..
mile heats, by Sally Hope good race. lie
was th,n taken 10 baltimore, and won the 3 mile
heats, beating Bachelor. Fail Of the .ame yrs,.
Washington, he won the colts pur.e 2 mile
heats, Next day he WOO the jockey club purse, }
n,ie heat, beating Mulstto Mary and others
Next week, at Baltimore, he wo1 the miI- hat.
beating Bachelor. May 1922. (then wear. old.
over the Washington course, he won the mile
heats, beating Bachelor and Hypona. At B.l,i
more next week, he ~on the jockey club pur,e
mileheats Next fall Ice vas beaten over ala,
hagerktovn course, IN which race he broke down
and has never started since
INDUSTRY has proved himself sure foal rett-r,
IN 1889 be covered iiS mares, and iOI OF thrn,
proved with iosi. In 1888 he covered i23 mares.
,he precise number that proved With foai has mo-,
oeen yes aseer'aine', but il is believed very few
missed AZ there ~eTc only six sent back in the
Inii season, although advertised tlIsl those that
| DID not prove with foal in the spring. should he
'ent back TO the fall SEASON wthou, further chsrr.
ISpUsrhT Siil only be permitted to sttend To
Iour mares day, st intervals Of four hours and n,
no 'aaanee - III this rule be devisted from Mares
Pu. y u'e seaso" this spring, that do not prove
With fosl, will be- permitted 10 go 10 him ,hrarsL.
OUT u'e isii season. without any additional charge
HECTOR BELL