Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1834-02-25
GOLIAH.

WIS distinguished Stallion, will stand thu presen
SEASON a, my stable, Spring Grove, Hanover Coun
y, Sa-Io miles from the City Of Richmond, IL from
Hanover Courthouse, z from the Merry Oaks, and 3 frou
1oodsns iavern-at 800 the season, $50 to ensure
mare 70 DC In ioaI, (partiug with the mare forfeits the i'm.
surance money! aud 81 to the groom in every case.
have made ample arrangements, with good pastures, SOW q
In small grain; and lots attached to good herds grass
meadows, under strong fences, and never-f falling sire ans
Tor tho accommodation Of mares sent to the horse, with
| separate stalls to feed each mare to herself, If required. al
20 cents per day. Servants board gratis. I have en-.
Pieyeu a very trus'y young man TO superintend the man
agement oil Gohah and the Mares-shouid l be absent al
any time. Every care will be taken to prevent accidents,
but no responsibility for any that may happen;
description and Pe0ormanees.-Goliah Is "a light
Chesnu', full 8 feet 8 inches high, AMI as to stamina.
symmetry oil limbs and general appearance, 1 have never
seen his superior, aud my opinion Is borne out by ali good
Judges who have seen him since he has been put in stallion
order.
The fall after Goliah was two years old. be ran and won
a match race one thousand dollars a side, mile heats, beat
ing Mr.. Jacs'on's tine colt, by Henry, next spring. then
8 years Did, he again beat the same colt, the same distance
ir the same sum. Fall he was three years old, he won
the great stakes at Poughkecp,ie, New York. two mile
meats, Ss0o each, fourteen subscribers, beating Celeste and
others. The Spring he was four years old. he was beaten
a match race mile heats, by Bonnets O'Biue, he was
then sent 10 virginia, being much injured in his feet, so
muen so 'hat ne was obliged 10 be rested one season he
then beat al New Market, October meeting, 1892, for the
proprietor's purse, 2 mile heats, the celebrated Ironette,
Desey Hare and others, in very great time; at Tree Hill,
Bayard and Nulhier; at Broad Rock, he won the Jockey
Club purse, 3 mile heats, at three heats-beating the ceIe..
erated horses, Collier. Malcomb and others; a fair race and
line time; at Fairfield, he won the Jockey Club purse A
mile heats, at 3 heats-beatng the noted horse Andrew.
Eliza Kelly, l. e. and others, a good race; at Fairfield
spring meeting, 4 mile heats, at 4 heats, he beat Tycbicus.
PiZarro, II. A. and others.
L am not in possession of all The races he has run . Ia
ran several others, and was sometimes bea'en, but he me-
yer made a bad race, unless obviously out of condition and
hea'h; his iamiiy are Of The purest blood and best racers,
lsee me certificate OF Messrs. Badger s. Livingston be.
,ow0 his full sister only three years old this Spring, who
haa neverrun but one race, and that a match Tor 81 900,
uIIic Uedts, liz Idll ater She n y yoaro ,Il L-, I---
Iateiy sold al 81 800 for one half; and Mr.. John C. Ste.
vens, VINO now has the. management of her, aulhorises me
$4,000. e "' 's0 ''
Pedigree of Chestnut Horse Goliah.-He was 90, bv
inc celebrated ace.horse and gctter OF racers, American
Eclipse, his (Golish's) dam was got by Mendoza, a full
brother to Sir Walter. by Hickory, out of old NetIe,up.
by imported Diomed, his grand dam was got by the;inl.
Por,ea y morse Expedition. his &. grand dam "MIaid OF the
Imported Shark, his g, &. g, grand dam by Gen. Nelson's
Nocklngham' by Partner, his 6 z. &. & grand dam by True
wing, insg,g. g'g. g. grand dam by Col. Baiior's horse
the imported horse Regu!us, by Regulus, who was by
G~odolphin Arabian, his g. &. g. g. &. g. q. grand dam
oy The imported horse Diamond; the dam Of Goliah was
out oil the dam Of the celebrated Medoc and Midas: Men.
doza, the sire Of the dam of Gosh, and full brother to
OF walter, was got by Hickory, his dam (Nettletop) by
i "a" rue D,9mea, grand dam by imported Sharke. e. grand
u ,honv Sy II s ,ad'ay's Abraham. g. 9. grand dam by Mark An
z. grand dam by Crawford, his &. &. g. g e. grand dam
oy the old imported Janus, his g. z. e. g. q. 2. grand
dam out Of a mare imported by Cen. AiessansaierS seoi,s-
Tooo; o. Spottsyivania county, Virginia. The dam of
Goliah, the dam OF Mcdoc, and the dam Of Midas. were
all bred by me, and the above pedigree is correct and
""e. Bella BADGER.
Goiiah was bred by me, and his pedigree, as given by
Mr.. Badger, is correct. e'
Sept. 20; 1888, WALTER LIVINGSTON.
4. s.GGentlemen wishing to purchase blooded horses
they can be bad on very reasonable terms. w. l.. W.
February 10. 92-2awtT