Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1834-03-28

EACKsoN-A beautiful, thoroug h.b bred horse, the
% property OF VIM r. Johnson and Col John p White.
VIII stand the ensuing at my stable in the county of
Halifax, Va, at the late residence OF my Father Robert
Hurt, 10 miles North Of the Court lie is now at
ms stand ready TO serve at the season. payable
on the lOh OF July next al which time the season will ex
pire-Sl cash 10 the groom for each nare-S60 10 en-.
sure mare to be in ioa payable soon as she is known
TO he so or is parted with All the which failed by
the season OF Lance last Spring, will be ensured this
spring to Jackson, at the price of The season. Very ex
tensive, excellent and well enclosed pastures graii.
separate wheat lots have been laid down Tor res and
colts; they VIII be fed however, il required at 20 cents
per day, and Servants sent with boarded gratis
Every necessary attention will he paid accidents
or escapes, but no liability Tor either.
HALIFAX, Feb. 20. [93-w6w] VIM. w. HURT
DEscaIPrIoN.-Jacksoni is beautiful blood bav. CO.
lored with remarkably black legs and TAIL without,
any wme-iui! 10 hands hight years old this Spring;
Of hne body, very full in his muscles, most beauti
uy formed IN all particulars, with activity and spirit
not surpassed by any horse whatever.
PERFoRMANcEs.-The Spring he was 3 wears old
when IN wretched order, he beaten by Bonnets of
Blue and Pilot, in the great swsepstake of $500 each n
subscribers, on Long Island. Spring 1881 when wears
3D. he was let to and his colts very promising
Spring 1884, when years old, he won the proprieors
purse at Monmouth Races, (New Jersey) beating True
Blue, Qneen Dido and Juliet The ext week he won the
Socetys Purse at the Duchess County Races N York
beating Mr.. Shermans Dewitt Clinton and Mr. Badger's
horse Independence. Fall 1884, MIR. Sevens's mare Ce
leste beat him over the Dnchess Course, N. " mile
heats, IN Blu Cos and Sn. 52. The next week he won
me PTopnetors purse OF $780, Long Island, beating
Gen. Twins Lara Mr. Snedekei's Robin Hood Mr So
vensons Ssreamerg lisiancing Angelina, Ripley Amanda
anu Two others lie then for the post swcepsake OF
SoouU, mile ais, at Baltimore, which race was won Inv
Dir Andrew Spring 1888 jackson, years old wen the
JocNy Club PURSE mile heats, at the Eagle Course
N j. at heats, beating Uncle Sam Virginia Taylor
"a very quick race the II miles in 23m 5ss May
1888, over the Union Coarse Tor the P,opreors Purse
D mile heals he was beaten by Black Maria at heats
coming "a Tor each heat, beating Virginia TAYLOR RoIl
anu Alice Gray in the He and Maria running The
hird neat IN the Unprecedented time OF ON. 4Ss. The
next week he won the Socety's Purse Of $500 mile
meats over the Duchess Course, N. Y, at heats beat
ing the distinguished horse OKely, and others
O'Nely winning the 81 heat. Fall 1888, he won the
Jockey Club Purse Brunswick, N Jersey mile heats
oeauhg easily Others His last over the Union
Course o.. H. for the Jockey Club Purse of $1,000 4
mile heats IN which he dstanced by Alice r,v
anu Black Maria through mistake in the rider WIN had
orders not TO run Tor the first heat and was deceived in
me distances 1t having been shortened $50 yards for
mrs WILLIAM X. JOHNSON
SOFA 10 Col John r White, the bay horse Jackson who
was got by John Richards his the celebrated bo,on
miie racer Honesty who by the old imported Ex
petition his grandam Zeipha, by the old imported Mes.
sehSer' MS & grandam Samerkin, by imported Wilair
MS e. g. grandam Cub, by old Cub, and Tor further and
other crosses which excellent and approyed see
iuri Register. John Richards was got by Sir Arcbv
ms dam oy Raer, grandam by the imported Medley his
& grandan by tie imported Wiidair z. e. grandam bv
Nohparei', out oil an imported mare. further certify
me races where the bay horse Jackson has started and
mar me SAID horse Jackson bred by me- and that he
was years old last spring, and more. Given under
my hand, this 9th day OF October, 1893.
Jos. Ii. VANMArER
have the originals of the above Pedigree Cerli6cate
WIN pleasure 10 any one who may wish see them as
ee satlshed now offer the public fine horse and rus,
breeders will do the favor of calling and examning for
themselves. VIM. W. Hurt.