Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1834-02-20
NEW ADVEHSTISEMENTs.

YuNHE thorough bred horse PAMUNKY, o blood hay
Il with black legs, name aud tail. full fifteen hand,
high stout made aud commanding appearance will stand
the ensuing spring. at my STABLE White Hail. Hanover
county Va two miles from TayorsyiIIe. from Hano
dollars the discharged by fifteen dollars If paid on
or before the 20, day of July next when the season will
expire; thirty dollars TO ensure be with foai
parting with the forieits the insurance money
nifty cents to tbs groom Tor each mare. 1 do not put
pamunky at this low price, considering him inferior
to any horse on the continent Believing at this time that
all the blooed horses standing high at the same
mo wishing to do safe business, and give farmer
well the racer, opportunity Of raising bloocd
stock Pamunky will be exhibited freanentiy ,is .priny
al several adjacent Court Houses Court days have
three separate pastures, well enclosed, containing least
7o0 acres oil land several lots in grass with failing
streams oil water. Gentlemen sending from dis
lance. shall have them fed with grain five cents
per diem--Pdsurage and servants board gratis Great
care and cxeron to revcnt accidents escapes w
not be responsible for either.
Performances OF Pamunky, in the spring Of 1884, when
three years oil, lame and in bad condition. He mile
heats at Tree Hill with re and several Others he was
third in The race; won BY Mr. Wm Minge's Molly How.
ell In three heats; for particulars American Turf Re-
gter, June No 1884, VOL 2, page 5l3. 10 the ensuing
TALL, he ran a, Newmarket (Peersburs) two mile hca
winning his race in three heats, beating Mr. Gooes colt
by Eclipse, Mr. VIM. r. Jolnsons Clifford by Sir CHARLES
and received forfeit from Others amounting to $500
The next spring his gave him trial with the ce.
icorated bay ard, two miles, and then single mir he
proved better on both trials than Bayard Ire ran the two
miles in minutes 81 seconds the one mile in m SIS 3
on dead heavy, sandy in this trial. Pamunky
sustained injury, much that he was never cIer
OF lameness afterwards a few weeks after he ran
at Fairfield mile heats, and beaten few DAYS after
He ran at Broad Rock three mile heats still very lame
against Goai, Collier Malcolm and Mr. Goodies mare
In the second heat in the ihiri mile closely sting
the heat he sprung his sines broke down. and 6naily
terminated his racing deem nothing more than
ample Justice to Pamunky TO say that he racer of
tue hrs order and do with proprety that prev
Gus to his injury he was the best horse train
ed: ami Tor further confirmation of what have said
will attach the suoned certificate of the following gem
tlemen: o D.
We do certify, In the spring of 1882 at Major Thomas
g. n AL 0f fxy0 4,
mile, with Bayard and Pamunky. The former was con.
sdered first rate mile horse Pamunky beat Bav
ard the two miles running in the for miles In
hall an hour after, they mile and Pamunky beat
Bayard lew feet. We believe Panunky 10 be bet.
Ter horse al that time than Bayard. The two miles was
run in M 81 seconds, and the mile in 1 m 55 seconds
We believe Pamunky injured in that tia and
in few weeks after broke down.
Given under our hands, this 23J day OF Dec 1890
CHALEs THOMPSON, Jr.
HARDEN BURNLEY,
WILLIAM l.. WHITE
PEDIGREE PAMUNKY.-He was foaicd in the
spring oil 1873. He was got by American Eclipse, Gbe
New York horse Hi, dam Belona, by Sir Arrhy his
grand dam, the famous ATLANTA Drunmon, ~
by Sir Harry granh dam by Melzar; dam Jet by
Haynes FIimnap; G & dam Diana by Claudius; q
g Z dam Sally Pain,er by Sterling; gggggg dam
od silver, imported us was Sterling, and both by Besze
Arabian. THOMAS BOSWELL.
u For particular account OF Jet and her ped
gree, see American Turf Register, vol 2, n 309 T. D.
N BIZ any mares that not in fosi that we nut TO
Pamuuky last season they shall he insured this AT
the price. lie served 20 mares last season. and
only Two nave iAiied mat have heard Of 7. ID.
repruary ~. 93-w6w