Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1834-03-06
CarOliniam.

HyHiS distinguished stallion commenced his present
IL season the 10th inst. and will close the 10th Ju
ly, at the stable Of the subscribers, at Charlotte Court
house, Va at $50 the season. payable the expiration
thereof and $50 to nsure-he insurance to be paid when
ever the Is known 10 be with foal, parted with
and dollar cash to the groom fer the service OF each
mare. Every possible will be taken prevent acct.
dents, but no liability for any that may happen Carroll.
MAN so favouaby known in Vrgnian aud in fact in
several oil the adjoining States horse geer of
race and rsrate saddle horses that is deemed unneces
sary say the present OCCASION refer all
those wishing particular information i'm relation to-
his performances age, size, colour Sc 10 his memoir, in
the September No., 1882 Of the Turf Register We will,
however, add to the list Of his dsng get furnished
in that MEMOIR the performances Of other of more
recent renown to wits Lady Pest, the winner of eighteen
ouo twenty-five races. she ran tour heat races last fall
without losing heatagainst the get Of Sir Charles,
Eclipse, Sir Rock and Bertrand. The why Caro
mans colts were not seen on the Virginia Turf during the
last spring and fall that he made prevous
to the two las in Tennessee, where learn, his colts
telling we'll the turf We think from Carolinan great
size, commanding form aud sinewy limbs, conf
IDENTIFY say TO all those who propose breed from him the
ensuing season. that they fail to get horses they
will get colts fit for any other servce for he not be-
eating race too slow for the iuri and light for the
draft hut to the Eclipse and Timoleon ORDER that are ex
hibIting stock adequate TO any service.
PEDIGREE CdrOIinion got by the renowned Sir
Archie, his dam by the Imported Druid his grandam by
old Wdar (best OF old Fearnought) his x grndan
by Americas his g. g. grandsm by imported old Janus,
his &. &. g. dam also by old Janus, his g. e. e. e. e.
dam by The imported horse Moores partner, his e. e. e. e
g. g. dam by the imported horse jolly Rodger out Of The
traced on the English stud book far back the
lowing horses: Places White Turk, imported by MIR.
Place Stud Keeper to Oliver Cromwell in 1862, when he
was Protectors the Lyster, or SradDg Turk 1888 Dods-
worth's dam 1916. &c. &c.
The subscribers know full well the objection with ma
ny persons to sending their distance horse, as
one OF them in particular has often been sufferer that
way and can therefore feel for others similarly ccum
sanced They have, therefore, united themselves toge.
ther, Tor the purpose OF aordng every possible facility
towards the keeping Of entrusted their care, and
pledge themselves, FAC good pasture, good feeding
and good will goto obviae the objection and
themselves from censure All persons sending a
distance, will please direct them TO the OF X. I.
Gaines, one OF the subscribers, living Charlotte Court
House, with particular written directions how they wish
them kept, whether pasured fed; their temper, habits
&c, and their directions shall be honestly complied with
tie has provided himself amply with grain, stables sepa
rate enclosures and every thing necessary to the
ful accomplishment Of the end in views shall be
well fed al 20 cents per day. and with them
boarded gratis We would suggest the poprety oil send
ing mares before they foa every way preferable TO
the practice OF travelling young colts accompanied also
with the uncertainty OF the mares standing, SC.
THOMAS p. RICHARDSON
RICHARD l. GAINES.
February Is. 92-waw