Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1834-05-06
Chesterfield, 9Th February, 1884.
ANDREW

WM7ILL stand the ensuing season at my stable, in The
w county OF Dinwiddie, 30 miles South Of Peters.
burg, and Immediately on the stage road from thence TO
Brunswick Court House. He will be let TO mares at $50
the season, payable on LIST August next, when il will end.
$50 insurance, payable when the mare is know 10 be iD
ioal or exehanged-with one dollar cash to The groom for
each mare. Arrangements are made for mares sent to the
horse, having extensive and excellent pastures, well wa
tered aud d~ivided-besides plenty of stable room 10 pro.
tect them in bad weather SO that mares with young colts
can be kept separate. They can also be fed according TO
order, or without limit, with grain, at 25 cents a day
att VIII be taxen to prevent accidents, but no Response
bhity for any that may happen.
Dinwiddie 9Th February, 1884.
DESCRIPTION AND PERFoRMANcEs.-.4ndrep il a
beautiful dark chesnui, full 5 feet 3 inches high a most
splendid animal a truly formidable racer, with the bold
est and most energetic action. As TO style, beauty and APP
pearaDce, he is universally admired. There was indeed,
while on the turf and in order, but one opinion about him,
and that was, .dHdretU against the field. purchased him
late in the fall Of 1881, aud trained and run him spring aud
fall Of 1882. In the spring at Fairfield, he won the Pro-
heat in BIN. 49,, beating Betsey Hare, Gen. Brook, and A
others. The next week al Tree Hill, he won The Jockey
Club Purse, 4 mile heats. $1,000, in 2 heats, beating, with
the greatest ease, Sally Hornet, Molly Howell, Spar
rowhawk, Mohawk, and two others. The next week
at Baltimore, he won the great 4 mile race, $250O, in
two heats, beating as bard as the boy could pull him,
Sparrowhawk, Bachelor, and one other. The mex
week he won at Norfolk. the Jockey Club Purse, 4
mile heats, 800, in two heats, beating Collier, HUI
60, Molly Howell, and two others, in z in. 80 $. the
LIST heat, and the unbeard-of time oil Z m. 40 s. the second
Fall 1882, a, Broad Rock, he won the Jockey Club purse,
3 mile heats, beating at 2 heats, with the greatest ease.
Sally Hornet, Eliza Wharton, Beisey Graves, and two
others. AT New Market, be won the Jockey Club purse,
4 mile heats, beating in two heats Red Rover, ending the
race in a walk. The week after lie went to Baltimore,
and won with the utmost ease the great stakes, 4 mile
heats, $4,000, in two heats, beating Black Maria, Jackson
aud NJ alcolm. He immediately returned 10 Fairfield,
and started for the Jockey Club purse, 4 mile heats, 8
starting, when he completely broke down, and was not
able TO stand up for 80 bours-wbich race was won al 4
heats by Goiah. w. X. JOHNSON.
PEDIGREE.-dndTetC was got by Sir Charles, (whose
sire was Sir Arcby, and whose dam was by the imported
horse citizen0 his dam by Herod, who was by old import.
ed Diomed, his grandam Shepferdess by Phenomenon, &.
grandaIn Rosina by Doomed, z. e. grandam Venus by
Shark, his ., z. &. grandsm by Medley. Phenomenon
was raised by Jos. H. Mayo, OF Henrico, and trained and
run repeatedly by the late Col. Miles Selden-Was by The
imported horse Wonder, dam by imported Dare Devil,
granddm by Mark Anthony, 6. grauddm by FeafnoUght,
bis &. e. grandam by Flimnap, &. &. z. grandam by Ads.
toile'-( Copy from Joseph II. Mayo's certificate ofPe.
digree.J RICHARD ADAMS.
Hichinond, llth November, 1892. S0-f