Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1834-03-11
,GOl1IAHH HI.

THNHIS distinguished Stallion, will stand the present
ty, Va.-lS miles from the City OF Richmond IL from
Hanover Courthouse, from the Merry Oaks and from
Goodalls Tavern-at $50 the season, $50 10 ensure a
mare to be IN foal (parting with the forfe
surance money! and 81 TO the groom in every case.
have made ample arrangements with good pastures,
in small grain; and lots attached TO good herds grass,
meadows, under strong fences, and Dever-ang
for the accommodation of to the horse with
separate stalls TO feed each to herself if required at
25 cents per day. Servants board gratis. have
pleyed very trusfy young superintend the man
agement of Goliah and the Mares-shoud be absent at
any time Every will be taken to prevent accidents
but no responsibility for any that may happen n,
Description and Performances. -Goliah is a iigh,
Chestnut, full feet inches high and TO Stamina
symmetry OF limbs and general appearance, have
seen his superior, aud my opinion borne by all good
judges who have him since he has been put stallion
order. Z
The fall after Golah was two wears old he ran and ON
match thousand dollars side, nile heats beat
ing Mr. Jscksons fine coli, by Henry, spring. then
old lie again beat the colt distance
Tor the same sum- Fall he three years old, he won
the great stakes at Pougbkeepsie New York. two mile
heats $500 EACH fourteen subscribers beating Celeste and
others The Spring he four years old, he beaten
match race mile heats, by Bonnets o. Blue, he, wi
then sent to Virginia, being much injured in his feet
much SO that he was obliged TO be rested he
then beat at New Market October meeting 1882 for the
proprieors purse mile heats, the celebrated Ionelte
Beisey Hare and Others in very great e Tree ri H.
Bayard and Nulifer at Broad Rock, lie tile Jockey
Club purse, mile heats, three beas-beang the reIe-
fine me Fse he won e 5oesey cas sn
mile heats, at heats-beating the noted horse Andre W.
Eliza Kelly L. Z. and others, good races Fairfield
siHg mestag mile heats, a4 heats, he beat Tychicus,
PiZarro, H. A.1and others
am not in possession of all the he has run he
ran several others, and sometimes beaten but he ne
yer made bad race, unless obviously of condition
health his family of the purest blood and best racers
(see the certificate oil Messrs. Badger s. Livingston be-
low his ull sister only three years old this Spring who
had neverrun but one race, and that match for O00
mile heats, the fall after che years old, has been
lately sold at $4,000 for half and Mr. John C. Se
vens who has the manag Of her, authorizes me
5000.
Pedigree of Chestnut Horse GoIiah.-He was 90, nv
the celebrated acehorse and geer of racers American
Eclipse, his (Goahs) dam got by Mendoza, full
brother TO Sir Walter. by Hickory, out of old Neteop,
by imported Domed his grand dam was got by The i'm.
ported horse Expedition, his e. grand dam Aad of the
Oaks by imported Spread Eagle his e. g. grand dam by
imported Shark his g. g. g. grand dam by Gen Nelson's
KNeklngam, by Partner his gg grand dam by True
the imported horse Regulus, by Regulus who was by
Soa1'p'in Arabian his 8. 6. g. g. 6; &. e. grand dam
out OF the dam Of the celebrated Medoc and Midas Men.
doza the sire OF the dam of Goah and full brother to
Sir Walter, got by Hickory, his dam (Nee,op) by
imported Doined grand dam by imported Sarke, grand
isay, his g. g. grand dam BY Silver Eye. his g. g. e.
&. grand dhm by Crawford, his g. e. e. g. grand dam
Ssm Of ys sy so
wood, OF Spottsyvana county, Virginia. The dam Of
GoIiah, the dam OF Medoc and the dam of Midas were
all bred by me, and the above pedigree is correct and
true. Bella BADGER
Goiah was bred by me, and his pedigree as given by
Mr.. Badger, is correct.
Sept. 20. 1888, WALTER LIVINGSTON
r. S.-Gentlenen wishing to purchase blooded horses
oil any kind, would do well 10 call on the subscriber
they can be had on very reasonable terms w. L. w.
February Is. 92-2awif