Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1834-07-15
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Av NIL stand The ensuing season, my stable in the
~ county oil Chesterfield about 20 miles FROM both
Richmond and Petersburg aud within one mile of MooIys
avern-he Is now at his stand ready serve mares al
500 the season. payable LIST August next when II
viii expire 100 Insurance. PAYABLE as soon IA The
mare Is known 10 be in oai parted whone dollar 10
Tue groom in every Large and very extensive pas
sown ia small grain expressly for left with
the horse, separate lots for and colts many net
stables Tor them in bad weather and
servants with their mares, so that they may be attended to-
agreeably TO their instructions Mares fed if re
co. at 70 cents day. responsibility for accidents or
cdpes, OUT every precaution 10 prevent them.
GEORGE W. JOHNSON.
PEDIGREE.-.1fonsieur 1'onson was by Pacol,t he
by the imported horse Czep he by Pacolet OF England
he by Blank and Blank by Godophin Arabian his dam Inv
Top Gallant he by Galan Gallain by imported Bedford
&C. See his grandam by Grey Medley, imported Oscar
imported Fesrnonght, &c.Monsieur Tonson the full
brother OF Sir Richard, Henry and Champion Sir Ri.
chard and Champion have superior race horses
and have never been beaten
Monsieur I0nso has made himself so ,oeU ko,,, b
ms uicaHed achievements the tuI as 10 render fur.
her notice unnecessary. Those who desire TO see mere
detailed account OF his pedigree and performances are re-
ierred 10 SINNERS Turf Register, January No, 1881
Monsieur TOnson's colts have sold atvery high prices
their Improvement he having ad last tsll more win
ners than the get OF any other horse in Amercathe best
evidence, however, OF my opinion of him is that paid
last November ten thousand dollars cash Tor bin.
Chesterfield, sth Februsry, 1884. so-n
FESHE thorough bred imported Race Horse BARE.
n FOOT, will stand the ensuing season. (Which com.
menced on the Is, OF February, and will on The
ter and opposite TO the City OF Richmond. The terms are
hy dollars the season. discharged by the payment OF forty
wi,hin the seasonand sixty 10 insure mare with loaE
aou one dollar 10 the Groom-Compan or individuals
sending SIX mares will be charged but for fve There
are lots and sheds prepared for Mares and pasursge with
on charge Every attention WILDE paid 10 proven, acct
Dents or escapcs-but the subscriber viii response.
Die Tor either Mares will be fed grain cents ay
ana no charge made for the board servants
ing them Barefoot foaed the property of Mr. an
IN 1870 Zone oil the successful sportsmen and breed
ers OF race horses in all England who sold him to Lord
he vCaS rtasaA
owner, Admiral Sir Isaac Coffin, who sent him 10 this
country AS racer, Barefoot dsng ushed on The
turf as any horse Of his day. having beaten MANY
OF The best runners in England and is said to be The ony
morse ever imported, that had the GREAT Sr LIE.
GER For detail of his performances, see hand bills
bareioots pedigree is equal TO that of any horse Fe
was got by Tramp out OF Rosanond by Bu2zar her dam
Hoseenry ssterto Hubby, by Phenomenon her dam Miss
west, by matchem, ReguIus, Crab, Childers Basic
Tramp WAS got by Dick Andrews, out Gohanna mare:
her dam Faxne!la, by Trenham v oodpecker EvcrIas,
ing by Eclipse Dick Andrews got by Joe Andrews
out OF Highhyer mare; her dam by Cardinal Puff Tai,
ieT, Snip Godolphn Arabian. Joe Andrews was got bv
Eclipse out OF Amaranda, by omnium her dam CLOUDY
by Blank, Crab, Partner &c. ''
Barefoot is red sorre FIVE feet two inches high of
great bone and snewand highly formed az any horse
Richmond, April 25. TIl4-t1 f. C. MAYO