Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1834-04-01

fNNHE thoroughbred horse PAMUNKY, blood bav
WIN black legs name and tall full 10 hands inches
nign stout made aud commanding appearance will stand
The ensuing spring, at nay stable White Hail Hanova
county -. two miles from Tayorsvie ten ON Hano.
yer Courthouse, and twenty from Richmond AZ tyent
dollars the discharged by fifteen dollars if a;d ~
or before The 2Oh day of July next when the season will
EXPIRE hrty dollars 10 ensure TO he .ith Goal:
paihng with the mare fofeits the insurance money.
MY cents to the groom for each mare do NOT Nh,
fahunky at this low price, considering him iniei or
to any horse the continent. BELIEVING al his ,,e H.,
an me oooded horses standing high at the same
time wishing to do safe basuess and to give the farmer
s Wei as me racer an opportunity of raising booled
al several adjacent Court Houses on Court DAYS havs
ree separate pastures, well enclosed containing al
AIRES OF 'an' several lots in grass with falling
streams OF walter Gentlemen sending mares from a dis.
lance sha! have them fed with grain al five cents
per die-Pas'urage and servants board gratis Great
care ana exeriion to accidents or escapes but viii
not be responsible for either.
performances OF Pamunky, n the spring of 1881 when
% years o'I lame and in bad condition He ran mile
c"'s dt rec Fiji with Ire and several others he was
tnird III The race; won by Mr.. VIM Minge's AIoIy How
III ree meats; Tor particulars, American Turf Re-
iai, he ran at Newmarket (Petersburg) two mile hea,
winning his race in three heats beating Mr. G,o,s coli
oy Eclipse, MT m. X Johnons Clifford by Sir Charles
anu received oreit from two Others amounting TO $500
he next spring his gave him trial with the CO.
ieorated bayard two miles, and then a single mile; he
proved better on both trials than Bayarl he ran the ,yo
miles III minutes 81 seconds, the one mile in n, Ak
on dead, heavy sandy course in this trial pamunkv
Ssaneu an injury so much So that he never clear
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a. faIrhed mile heats, and beaten few davs afer
lie ran al Broad Rock, three mile heats sill vcry -
against Goah, Collier, Malcolm aud MIR GoodeS p,aro
IN 'e second heat, in the third mile closely con,etin
"e neat ne sprung bis snews broke down and finale
terminated his racing deem il nothing more IN
aPe justice 10 Pamunky 10 say, that he was racer nj
Tie hrst order; and do with propretv that nrav;
O%s 10 h'i injury he was the best horse ever train.
eu ana Tor luTther confirmation of what have s,;L
WIZ attach The sutoined certificate of the FOLLOWING gon
temen: we 'O''"''s gen
we do certify in the spring Of 1892 at Major Tbomos
Dos"eII $, we saw trial OF two miles and hen e;noIa
mile, with Bayard and Pamunky The former wac 60 g.
sIuefed hrst rate two mile horse Psmunkv heat Rav
Iu me TWO miles, running in tie for 3 miles In
n"i az hour aIter they ran mile, and panunkv beat
p'y"r lew ieet We believe Panunky 10 he n be,.
Ter morse at That time than Bayard The Two miles was
run 30 M 81 seconds, and the mile in m 55 second.
we believe Pamunky was injured in thai trial All
10 lew weeks after broke down.
Given under our hands, this 23l day Of Dec 1892
CHARLES THOMPSON, Jr.
HARDEN BURNLEY,
WILLIAM l.. WHITE
PEDIGREE OF PAMUNKY.-He was CoaIed in a..
sping OF ISIS He was got by American Ecpse Gbe
re" ork horse His dam BeIlona was by Sir Arch bis
E''nn uaih The famous mare ATLANTA (Druun,on,tS
ny SIR Harry; grand dam by Melza q q dam lei ~
ISL r"inna; Egg dam Diana, by Clsudius; q
&g Z yam SdHy Fainter, by Sterling; ggpee g dS,ee
49, - 'Po'e"' as was STERLING, and 10th by Bels.Ze
"' cn THOMAS DOSW NELL
W For more particular account of Jet and her all;
gse' see american Turf Register vol. g. p. 3Og T. ID
~ Is - any mares that not in foti liza, re ,t g.
iamuhky last season. they shall I've insured ts season ~
we season price He served 10 fnsies last season
Fs,,r,,'' on '"''e"' '"a' nave heard Of. H. ID.
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