Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1834-02-22

tnis coulpieNi0n must tney come at ast.-Ib.
TUNHE high-bred imported race horse AUTOCRAT,
will cover the ensuing season, at my stables near
Loyds, Essex county, Virginia. so miles from Richmond
AZ from Fredericksburg, and ~ from Tappahannock al
$40 the season, payable before the Is taken away;
$50 insurance. payable the 10
pasturage and boarded gratis Grain at rs cents
per day. have well enclosed lots mares and colts but
will ineus responsibility for accidents escapes; every
precaution will be observed, under my o,cn eye.
Autocrat imported in 1882, is grey IL years old
next grass, 16 IL hands high he is ofne FORM combining
substance, muscular power and beauty he elegant
Of kind and gentle disposition he is descended
from one OF the best running families in England and was
himself good runner at all distances high weights for
example, at Lichfed, in Staodshre, the 18th Sep.
TENDER, 1926, when only years old, he won Kings
plate mile heats, carrying Lit pounds, beating at two
heats some Of the best horses h For his other
performances, refer to the American Turf Register vo.
iume 4.
Auocrat. bred by the Earl OF Derby) by Grand Duke;
nj, Scotia by Eclipse, d Harmony by Herod,
gggg d sister to HighHyer's dam by Blank, gggggi
by .Regulus, & ggggg by soreheels, gggggggd
have Certificates from England and New York thai,
Autocrat is an uncommony foa geer. The dam Of
Gcah was go, with foal by him, with col, her feet
Onder such circumstances she never bred before.
HENRY A. TAYLOE.
Oakley, E sex CO Va. Feb. 20, 1884
10 Northern Neck Mares will be put across the river
Mares not proving with foa will be insured season
at the price OF The season. [93-wswl
IACKSON-A beautiful, thorough. bred horse. the
e. property OF VIM X. johnson and Col. John White,
VIII stand the ensuing season my stable, In the county
Halifax Va at the late residence of my Father Robert
Hurt 10 miles North of the Court He is now at
on the 10Th OF July next at which time the season will ex
pire-Sl cash to the groom for each mare-S6O 10 en-.
be so or is parted with All the mares which failed nv
the season OF Lance last Spring, will be ensured this
Spring to Jackson at the price of the season. Very ex
tensive, excellent and well enclosed pastures gratis
Separate wheat lots have been laid down for mares and
colts they will be fed, however, il required at 25 cents
per day, and Servants sent with boarded gratis
Every necessary attention will be paid accidents
or escapes, but no liability for either.
Halifax. Feb. 20. [95-w6w] wM W. HURT
DEscRIPrIoN-Jackson is beautiful blood bay, CO.
Iored with remarkably black legs, name and TAIL without
any whitefu 16 hands hight year. old this Spring;
Of fine body, full in his muscles and beau.
fully formed in all particulars with an activity and spirit
not surpassed by any horse whatever
PERFoRMANcEs.-The Spring he was 3 years old,
when in wretched order, he beaten by Bonnets of
subscribers Long Island Spring 1881 when wears
Old he was let to mares, and his colts very promising
Spring 1882 when years old he the proprietors
purse at Monmouth Races, New Jersey0 beating True
Blue, Queen Dido and Juliet The week he won the
Socieys Purse at the Duchess County Races, NJ York.
beating MIR. Shermans Dewitt Clinton and Mr. Badgers
horse Independence Fall 1882, Mr. steyenss mare Ce
este bea, him tho Duchess Course, N. Y. mile
heats, in 3m Sos. aud 3m. 81. The next week he won
Gen. Twins Lara, Mr. Snedekes Robin Hood, Mr. Ste.
venson's Screamer istancing Angelina, Ripey Amanda
and Two others he then ran Tor the post sweePstake OF
$4,000, mile heats at Baltimore which won by
Sir Andrew. Spring 1883, Jackson years old won The
Jocky Club Purse, mile heats, The Eagle Course
N. j. at heats beating Uncle Sam and Virginia Tavor
"a very quick race, the IL miles in 23m. 5Ss NAV,
1888 over the Union Course for the Proprietors Purse
mile heats, he was beaten by Black Maria, at heats,
and Alice Gray in the He and Maria running the
third heat in the Unprecedented time of SIN. 4Ss The
next week he won the Socie,ys Purse Of $500, mile
heats the Duchess Course, N. " at heats beat.
lug the distinguished horse O'KelIy, and others
O'kely winning the I'd heat. Fall 1885, he won the
Jockey Club Purse al Brunswick N Jersey mile heats
beating easily others His last the Union
Course IL. I) for the Jockey Club Purse of $1,000
mile heats, ia which he dsanced by Alice Gray
and Black Maria through mistake in the rider who had
orders not TO for the first heat and was deceived in
the distance, il having been shortened $50 yards for
miles. WILLIAM r. JouNsoN
PED1GREE-l, Joseph ii. Vanmater, have this day
sold to COL John p White, the bay horse Jackson, who
was got by John Richards, his dam the celebrated bottom
mile racer, Honesty, who by the old imported Ex-
petition, his grsndan Zelpha, by the old imported Mes
senger, his grandam Samerkin, by imported wildsir
his g. grandam Cub, by old Cub and for further and
other crosses which excellent and approved see
Turf Register. John Richards got by Sir Archy,
his dam by Raler, grandam by The imported Medley his
&. grsndam by the imported Wilair, <. e. grandam by
Nonpsreii, out OF an imported mare 1 further certify
that the above performances correct account of all
Tue races where the bay horse Jackson has started and
that the said horse Jackson bred by me- and that he
was years old last spring, and more. Given under
my hand this 9th day Of October, lS5s
have the originals Of The above Pedigree, Cer6ese
and Performances in my possession and will she them
with pleasure TO any one who may wish to see them as
feel satisfied offer the public fine horse and trust
breeders will do the favor Of calling and xsmning for
themselves. VIM w. HURT. |
I'm CHANCERY-V 1RafNIA.-At rules holden IN |
the Clerks Office Of the Circuit Superior Court Of
day the 9Th day OF January, 1884:
Alfred Bups, and Joice his wife, plaintiffs.
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