Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1834-03-01
GOlIIAH,


- Season tiny stable, Spring Grove, Hanover Coun-
~ Va-ls miles from the City Of Richmond, II from
Hanover Courthouse, from the Merry Oaks and from
Goodall's Tavern-at $50 the season, $50 to ensure
mare to be IN foal (parting with the rieiis the
surance money! and 81 TO the groom in every
have made ample arrangements with good pastures sown
In small grain; and lots attached to good herds grass,
meadows, under strong fences, and neveriaing
Tor the accommodate mares sent to the horse with
separate stalls feed each mare to herself if required al
20 cents per day. Servants board gratis. have EN-.
poyed very tr9sy young man TO superintend the
any time Every will be taken 10 prevent accidents
but no responsibility for any that may happen
Description and Performances -Golish is a Iph,
Chestnut, full feet inches high, ami as TO stamina,
symmetry oil limbs and general appearance have
his superior, and my opinion borne out by all good
Judges who have him since he has been put stallion
order.
The fall after Goliah years DID, he ran and won
match thousand dollars side, mile heats beat
ing Mr. Jacksons line COLI by Henry, next spring. then
years old, he again beat the colt distance
for the same sum- Fall he three years old he won
the great stakes at Poughkeepsie New York, two mile
heats $500 each, fourteen subscribers, beating Celeste and
Others The Spring he four years DID, he
match race mile heats, by Bonnets O'Biue, he
then sent TO Virginia, being much injured in his feet
much so That he obliged be season
then beat at New Market, October meeting, 1892 for the
ropretors purse, mile heats the celebrated Ironee,
Beisey Hare and others, in very great time; Tree Hill
in heats OF miles EACH he beat The celebrated racers
Bdyard and Nufer; at Broad Rock, he won the Jockey
Club purse, mile heats at three heatsbeang the cele
brated horses Collier Malcomb and others race and
Jockey
mile heats. at heats-beatng the noted horse Andrew,
Eliza Reilly, c. and others, good race; at Fairfield
spring meeting, mile heats, at heats he beat Tychicus
PiZarro, u. A. and others.
am not in possession OF all the he has run he
several others, and bea en- but he ne
made bad race unless obviously out of condition and
health his family of the pures blood and racers
(see the certificate OF Messrs. Badger Livingston be.
ow his full sister only three years old this SPRING
had never run but one and that match Tor 81 OOO
mile heats, the fall after she was years old has bee
lately sold at 50 500 for half; and Mr. John c. Ste.
vsns, who now has the management Of her, auhoses
So, 900.
Pedigree Of Chestnut Horse GoIiah.-He was got by
the celebrated horse and getter of racers American
Eclipse, his (Golah'-) dam got by Mendoza full
brother to Sir Walter by Hickory, out of old Netle,op
by imported Diomed, his grand dam got by thesm-
Oaks by imported Spread Eagle his &. g. grand dam by
imported Shark, his g. e. grand dandy Gen Nelson's
R0sk,"sham, by Partner his grand by True
Gallant, by Fearnougt, his e. G. e. e. g. grand dam by
the imported horse Rcguus. by Reguus, who was by
Is or,. i e e. sn"h S'%
out OF the dam OF the celebrated Meoc and Midas; Men
doza, the sire of the dam of Goiab and full brother TO
Sir Walter, was got by Hickory. his dam (Neeiop) by
imported Domed, grand dam by imported Shake e. grand
dam by Lindsay's Abraham, g. grand dam by Mark An
thony, his e. e. grand dam by Silver Eye, his e. e. e.
g. grand dam 10y Crawford, his &. &. e. &. grand dam
by the old imported Janus. his g. &. e. e. &: G. grand
dam out of mare imported by Gen. Alexander Spots
wood, OF SPo,tsylvania county, Virginia The dam oil
Goliah, the dam OF Medoc, and the dam OF Midas were
all bred by me, and the above pedigree is correct and
true. Bella BADGER
Goliah was bred by me, and his pedigree gjyen by
Mr. Badger, is correct.
Sept 20. 1888, WALTER LIVINGSTON
p. S.-Gentemen wishing 10 purchase bIooded horses
OF any kind would do well TO call the subscriber
they can be bad on very reasonable terms WI W.
February 10. 92-2awn
A CARD.-Messrs Muse g. SEGAR present their
IN best respects to Thos. Street, Esq. of the Accom-
mediation House and Steamboat Hotel and inform him,
that they have been, snce their January court in too
good a humor, and still are, TO 60 io,c. The Ie-
gal p;csHgdfion is matter for Mr. Lumpkin and Mr..
street, where they leave it, The issue between Mr..
Street and Hemseires, too evidently decided by The
public 10 their fdU0r at January court for them doubt
for moment that public sentiment is with them, and
will continue prize, much more valuable than any
Lawsuit they could bring. And let them here return their
warm acknow Judgments 10 The public, for their good feel
ing towards them, aud them, they will spare no
pains TO merit their fsvor-They say 10 Mr. Street.-The
has ample estate, but child snd a, provided for
cash in hand, has received his full share Of rJe patron
age, and many other strong inducements to remain in
"qpet lfe but that, whenever the public sball call
him TO open house OF entertainment, they will be the
last 10 complain. T9l-tI1
Farmers & Steamboat Hotel, Urbanns, Feb. %.