Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1834-05-06
April %

THNHE thorough bred stallion GREY Beard, bred by
M X. Singleton, Esq. Of South Carolina, and now the
property OF John Is Coles, Esq will stand the ensuing
AT The farm of h Cunning Jr James River
powha an county, Va nine miles from the Court House,
one mile below Sichanx. Ferry, three niles from Gooc
land Court Hou,e and thirty miles OF Richmond
$50 The season, (Which may be discharged by 25 dollars
II paid when the mare is taken away)-$I5 cash the
single elp-$l5 insurance, to be paid as soon as the
mare is ascerined to be in oa parted with so cents
cash TO the groom Very extensive and well enclosed
Pastures gratis, and mares will be fed grain 25
Gems per day. Separate herds grass lots have laid
of Tor with colts Every aeaon will be paid to
prevent accidents or escapes, but liability for eli her.
Servants sent with mares will be boarded gratis. Any
person sending six Mares will be charged but Tor 6ve
p. J. AR'HER,
E. CUNNINGHAM, Jr.
Grey Beard is rising years old rich dapped grey,
uil 10 hands high, remarkably heavy though fDey pro-
por'oned, aud very active pronounced by good Judges
who have had an opportunity of comparing Grey Beard
that he scarcely eqused in muscular DO and strong
bone by any horse in Virginia.
Pedigree.-Gfey Beard as got by Kosciusko (sre of
Cara Fisher, &c.) his dam the imported mare Psyche
kosclusko by Sir Archy his dam Lottery; Inch won 2
races out oil 22 from two four mile heats beating the
best horses Of her day The which lost being her
hrs when she was dsIsnced by accient) Lottery was
got by the imported horse Bedford he by Dungannon and
he by OKey's Eclipse, her dam the iDpor ed mare An
wilma from the celebrated stock of Col. 0'KeIy OF Eng
land; she by The Prince OF Wales famous running
i'orso Anvil her dam Col OK's celebrated and avo
brood mare Augusa, by HE s.aion Eclpse-her dam by
bay Boon-Darley Arabian--[See English Stud pook
and American Turf REGISTER, Vol. 2, page soS
Anvil was by Herod IAN. Turf Register vol. g. page
Lsth by Godophin Arabian, g. g. dam. by Grinders, own
sister to Snip, Zee Am. t. IL. vol. 4, page 1871
Psyche was bred by the Earl of Derby, [see Am Turf
Register, vol 4, page 427 was got by Sir Peter Teaze
her DAM called Bah, by Bordeaux, out of Spersnza own
sister to sram, by Eclipse Snap Regulus to Black
Bordeaux brother yorizel and Sting, go, by
Herod. dam by Cygnet, Cartouch Basic, IAN. f. T. vol
LIP. Il9, and Sd, p. 100
cI,a Il, ,.l
racers OF the first order, Blank, Marklme, and Lambae
full sister Grey Beard. An early accident prevented
Grey Beard from being trained.
Pedigree erpiained--Sir Peter Teazle, Grey Boards
grandsire was by ighye out of Pspilon full sister 10
the dam OF Old Medley. Hghnyer was by Herod, who
was also the grsndsire of Sir Arcby. being the sire Of
Rockingham, who was the sire OF Cssanira Sir Arcby
dam Bordeaux full brother 10 Sir Arrays grandsirs
floHzei, who was the sire OF imported Dioed both by
Heroj. See Am. 7. II. vol. I, p. Il9
BY referring TO the English Stud Book and American
Turf Register, IL will he evident TO say Que that better
bred horse cannot be found in England America IN
addition 10 his line beeding he has great size, stanina
anu muscular power, which would be desirable cross for
the racing stock Of the present dsy.-A OF his family
either in England Amecs, have been good performers
at long distances and from The promising appearance Of
Grey Boards Colts. there just conclude that
from good mares, his get will be able TO compete with the
get OF any other stallion There is promise Of sufficient
size in his Colts, and should they fail 10 run, they will
make valuable horses for other purposes.
(Signed) JOHN b. COLES.
Ertraef from Mr. Sngieton's Cerfifcote.-" lie
(kosciusko) is The sire Of Clara Fisher, Muliors Lady
Of the Lake, Sally Taylor, Lady Jane Grey, &C., and Is
justly entitled TO rank with any horse in America as
The above grey stud colt (Grey Besr was bred by me
tour years old last May, and ore and was ne YER
trained in consequence Of an injury received in Of his
forelegs at early age.
Given under my hand this 9Th day Of April, 1881
(Signed) RICHARD SINGLETON.
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