Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1834-04-01
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NilS celebrated stallion aud race horse will, s,,nJ ,h
M ensuing season at FAN field and will se,ve mares a,
$50 the season. TO he discharge by TIE pavmen, of Geo
when the mare is taken from the horse Groom fee, ST.
ne season VIII commence The lOh OF February and ex.
pre- inc Isl OF July Extensive pasturage is provided
mares w be led with grain, IL required, at 25 cents
uay. Black servants boaided gratis but white servants
VIII be charged 80 cents day.
The performances OF this dis inyuishcd Lorso ri, III,
them he;c. " 'e'"''
His get occupy that high rank in racing fame 40 n
nave stamped their sire oai- geter inferior TO no horse
living IL will be recolected that Tmoeon made h,,,
Two seasons before lie was sold and carried to the Vest
"uhg nose two years. his sire, Sir Archv was i'm the
Zeh oil his ams, and had the preference of all the hes,
Mares yet Timoleon in these two years got some host
hass o' moern days out OF unified mares, as Sally
aiSer Que OF the best mile horses that ever ran,
ngton, but lille inferior; Sally McGhec dis,ineui.I,rJ
winner 10 Virginia, North Caroua Tennessee, Alabama
ana Louisiana; iotspur. Of great promise bu, broke Gown
az years old In running miles heats be atiny Flra
we n.s' neal anu was winning the second when his leg
gave way; Nancy Warren and others. e
, In me West, the performances of NIoIa Sam Patch
Emerald, Susan Hull, Don Pedro and Others attest his
lame. ' S' MS
TO show the high estimation in which hi. s,,,.
oil the Turtles in 1926: w 'p"''''
we, The undersigned, having been in the hab, Of
seeing anu training horses Tor past take pic in
e'uefhg justice TO the stallion Washing His runs
"o 'hree and four mile heats have distinguished him no
racer OF ne mrs. Order The of Ariadne his dam.
s'e er hgh station the turf the races of his sire
inoeon, are acknowledged by all 10 have been the h,
ever seen and the runs OF the colts of Timoeon hereto
$50 '"'' P"'uCuidTiy, nave not only been
1926. w A'" No'emoer'
I'm r: johnson, II. H. H,yche.
He"y ~ Gay, John Voyshain,
HIM Hymn, " Gee
Jas. j. Horyison. Hribur T,,,y
hoot. H. Johnson, HIM. Nc Grthee
prove his being sure ioal-geer give an extract
from IRON letter 10 me from Dr. John hinge: Gas to limo.
ieon do most candidy believe he is as sure toa a,,
as any horse in America, having OIL, of l3 mares in h
neighoorhood impregnated L. OF the mares len win
e morse mere was not SO great proportion; ow ing to the
hos' dreadful dis'emper ever breaking out among
H. a. iayoe, Esq, at whose house he stood The Last
season. writes me-"Mr. Key pu, three mares and w,e
me uey are all IN foal put FIVE, and Tour of them
sure ioa getter." " "'' 'eihS
Extract OF letter from WIN. Fl. Tayloe ESQ
Deieve Iimoeon foal. gctter NV bro,bors
ana sen put seven mares TO him last season and bu, on
mas missed One is in foal that bred before bongb
sen, 10 oher staiions-Sr Charles was one of them,
Mount Airy, January 10Th, 1884,
iimoieOn was got by Sir Archy. his dam
Sai'ra"'' dam by Wildair & & dam by Driver o. q q
dam by Fa'ow gig dam by Vampire Timoleou : = Ihs
only great grandson of the celebrated English Eense
now living in tie U. States RICHARD AD,MSPs e
o' ~ Il 1871 S7-2awSw