Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1834-05-16
ANDREW
stand the ensuing season at

H/ ILL stand the ensuing at my stable in the
w county OF Dinwiddie, 30 miles South of Peters.
burg, and Immediately the Stage road from thence IN
Brunswick Court House He will be TO mares al $50
The season. payable on 1t August next when il will end
$50 insurance. payable when the is known TO be in
oa' or exchangedw dollar ca s 10 the groom f,r
esch mare Arrangements are made Cor sent 10 the
horse having extensive and excellent pastures we'll wa
tered and dividedbesdes plenty OF stable room TO pro.
'ee them in bad wea,ier that with young colts
can be kept separate They also be fed according
order, or wiiou. limit with grain at rs cents day
Servants sent with boarded gratis The greatest
care VIII be taken 10 prevent accidents, but response
ohi'y Tor any inat may happen.
Dinwiddie sth February 1884
| DESCRIPTION AND PERFoRNfANcrs-4nd,e,, ia
beautiful dark chestnut, iul feet inches high: mos,
splendid animal; truly formidable racer with the bold
est aud most energetic action As TO syle beau,v an,
pesrance he IS universally admired There was indeed
while on The turf and in order one opinion about him
anu mat was, ;4ndretc against the field purchased him
late 10 the Toll of 1881 aud trained and him spring and
iol OF 1857 In the spring al Fairfield lac OF The Pro-
peiors Purse mile heats, heats running the 2nd
others The next week al Tree Ill., lie won The Jockey
Club Purse, mile heats $1,000 ia heats be a,iug win
the greatest ease, Sally Hornet, Molly Howell Spar
rowhawk, Mohawk, and two others. The next week
al Baltimore, he won the great mile race, S250O in
two heats heating as hard the boy could pull him
Sparowhawk, Bachelor, and one oiLer The next
week he won at Norfolk. the Jockey Club purse a
mile heats. 800, in two heats, beating Collier Uu-
go, Molly Howell, aud Two others, in M so s. the
Isl neat and the unheardo Of time oil The second
heat being the best second heat ever run in the o. states
Fall 1882 at Broad Rock, he the Jockey Club purse
'ea's' oeht'hs az meats, with The greatest
Sdly Hoinei. Eliza Wharton, Betsey Graves and two
others AT New Market he The Jockey Club purse
mile meats beating IN two heats Red Rover ending Tie
race IN walk The week slter lie went 10 Baltimore
ana won wih the utmost ease the great stakes, mile
heas $5uOO IN two heats. beaing Black Maria Jackson
aud Nj &lcolm. He inin mediaeIv returned n E,,6.LI
ann started Tor the Jockey Club purse, nile heats
starting, when he completely broke down. and was no
able TO stand up for 80 hours hth won al
meats ny Oolali W. X. JOHNSON
EE.-dad'etc was go; by Sir CHARLES, (yyhoss
,Ie was SIR Archy, a"d whose dam 10y the imported
horse citzep bis dam by Hefod who by old import
g" Diomed his grsnlam Shepsetdess By Phenomenon
graniam Rosina by Domed (. e. grsud4n Venus Nv
oh'sk' his &, & gfandan by Medley. Phenomenon
was raised 10y JOS H. Mayo, Of enrco aud trained and
run repeatedly by the late Col Miles Sedenwas by the
imported horse Wonder dam by imported Dare Devil
ms < grandsni by FlinDap. G. z. grandam by Siis.
ioie.( CoPyfron Joseph II. AegOs certificate Of Pc
digree1 RtcuAa1 AnaS,s
RicnnonJ, lit November, ts32. so@n