Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1834-02-27

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eeemed unque,ionabIe, but respon.ibiiy therefor.
will be assumed by me. +. FITZGERALD
February 7lh, 1884. 9O-iOi~
GOLIAH.
VHNHIS distinguished Stallion, will stand the present
Season at my stable, Spring Grove, Hanover Coun-
y, Va.-lS miles from the City of Richmond, IL from
Hanover Court-house, from the Merry Oaks, and from
Goodall's Tavern-at $50 the season, $50 to ensure
marc to be In toai parting with the fofeits the
surancc money! and 81 to the groom in every case.
in small grain; and lots attached 10 good herds grass
meadows under strong fences and sire
Tor the accommodation of mares to the horse with
separate stalls TO feed each mare to herself required at
20 cents per day. Servants board gratis. have EN-.
ployed very trusy young superntend the man.
agement oil Goliah and the Mares-shoud be absent at
any time. Every will be taken accidents
@M. 1. WHITE.
Chestnut full feet inches high and as 10 stamina
symmetry OF limbs and general appearance have never
his SUPERIOR and my opinion borne out by all good
Judges who have him he been nut i'm stallion
order.
The fall after Goah two years old, he ran and won
match race thousand dollars sde mile heats beat
ing Mr. Jacksons fine colt, by Henry, spring. then
years old, he again beat the colt the same distance
the great stakes at Poughkeepse New York, two mile
heats $500 EACH fourteen subscribers beating Celeste and
others The Spring he was four years old, he beaten
match race mile heats by Bonnsts O'Blue, he was
then sent to Virginia, being much injured in his feet so
much SO that he obliged TO be one season he
then beat New Market October meeting 1890 for The
propetors purse, mile heats the celebrated Ironee
Besey Hare and others, in very great times Tree HILL
in heats OF miles each, he beat the celebrated racers
Bayad and Nuier; at Broad Rock, he won the Jockey
Club purse mile heats, three heas-bea,ing the cee
brated horses, Collier, acomb and others; fair race ami
me Time; at Fairfield, he the Jockey Club purse
mile heats at heats-beating the noted horse Andrew
Eliza Reilly, c. and others, good race; at Fairfield
spring meeting mile heats, heats he beat ychicus
am not in possession Of all the races he has run he
ran several others, and sometimes beaen he ne
yer made bad race, unless obviously of condition and
mil aoftf hooL
(see the certificate of Mcssrs Badger s. Livingston be-
ow0 his full sister only three years this Spring who
mile heats the fall after she was years old has been
lately sold at 81 800 for one half and Mr.. John c.
vens, who now has hemanage of her. auhorises me
$4,000. - '"' '''"e u "'' age '0r
Pedigree Of Chestnut Horse Golioh-He was got by
the celebrated horse and getter OF racers American
Eclipse, his (Goah's) dam got by Mendoza full
brother to Sir Walter by Hickory, out of old Netetop,
by imported Doomed, his grand dam was got by the:im
ported horse Expedition, his G. grand dam "Mad Of the
Oaks by imported Spread Eagle his &. g. grand dam by
b. bis e. grand Gen
Wing. hisg g. grand dam ~ Col Baor; horse se
Gallant by Fearnough' his g. g. 81 &; g. grand dam by
the imported horse Regulus, by Regulus, who was by
by the imported horse Diamond; the dam Of Goah was
out OF the dam Of the celebrated Medoc and Midas; Men
Soza the sire Of the dam Of GOah, and full brother TO
Sir Walter, was got by Hickory, his dam (Net,etop) by
Imported Domed grand dam by imported Sharke grand
ny his s s. by bs An
g. grand dam by Crawford, his e. g. g. r.. grand dam n
by the cid imported Janus his G. g. g. e. e. &. grand
wood OF Spotlsyivania county, Virginia. The dam of
Goiah, the dam OF Medoc, and the dam Of Midas were
all bred by me- and the above pedigree is correct aud
true. Bella BADGER.
Goiah bred by me, and his pedigree as given by
Mr.. Badger, is correct.
Sept. 90 1888, WALTER LIVINGSTON
p S-Gentlenen wishing TO purchase bloodcd horses
OF any kind, would do well to call the subscriber-
they can be had on very reasonable terms W. l.. W.
YENo BREEDERS OF FLOODED STOCK.-.Ne,o
IL Market Stakes open.-The following Stakes TO be
run over the New Market Course, open for sub.
scrbers:
ls sweepsiake for colts and flies 8 wears old next
spring, mile heats, 800 entrance, hafIore-now seven
subscribers, and will positively close the first day March
next.
81. sweepsake for colts and lles years old next
spring. TO be fall, mile heats $500 entrance
hall ioriei-now subscribers, and four make
81. produce stake for colts and 6es, to be dropt
spring "3i, to be run spring 49,, mile heats 100 en-.
trance, half forfeit; and colts be run f 37"
mile heats $500 entrance half forfeit In this stake the
second best colt in each will be entitled TO draw
stakes There are now 10 subscribers and the proprietor
VIII use his best exerons to make il equal the great pro-
duce stake for spring 1885, to which there are 30 SUBJ
scrbers All entries to this sake must be made before
'"9 r eo,'s are arop'. u +. HARE, Proprietor.
February O. SS-n
SPRING RAcEs.-The Races over the Newmarket
course VIII commence on the LIST Tuesday in May next
| A CARD.-Messrs. MUsE & SEeAR, present their
mediation House and Steamboat Hotel and inform him
,ha, ihey have been since Their January court in
gal Investigation Is a matter for Mr. Lumpkin and Mr.
Street, where they leave H. The issue between mr.
Street and themselves too evidently decided NV me
public in their Jovor. at January court for item to doubt
ior "a moment that public sentiment is with them, and
WIN continues prize much more valuable than any
lawsuit they could bring And lei them here return their
warm acknowledgements TO The public for their good feel
,gs wards them, and them, they will spare no
Pas 70 merit their fsvor.-They say 10 Mr. Street.-The
mas an ample estate but child land that provided forO
a ID ia"u' mas received his fun share Of public patron
uSe, anu many oher strong inducements to remain In
quiet NE; but That whenever lie public shall call on
n 10 open mouse Of entertainment, they will be the
| "' - W eoyp,'' n. l04-n1
Farmers Steamboat Hotel, Urbspns, Feb 81
JACKSON,
| A BEAUTIFUL thoroughbred bay horse hv John
IA Richards, his dam the celebrated mile rscer anJ
bottom nag, Honesty, by old imported Expedition viii
stand at my stable in the county Of Halifax Virginia AZ
$40 the Al the that failed 10 Lance iast
season will be insured 10 Jackson this Spring. at The price
ofIhe season. For further particulars, hand bills &C.
4 N.s.