Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1835-02-28

FNvIMo SON 1sis celebrate, a.sfl; n ana ,s,a
u horse VIII standte present sv-so, AZ Tic stable ii
and half south Of L1vrenceviir and viii cot ~, 30
a. sixty dollars the season, payable at the esp.s.s,c,
thereof Groom fee, dollar Tho scason as ,,.,.,
commenced, anu viii expire ON the first of July Good
and extensive passurage, both high and low erotnds our
nsied mares lett with the horse, inclusive OF
BOARD grdts Mares VIII be fed with grain at - etta
per day II rcqulred separate lots with stables for ,r
WITH colts and every attention will be paid to mares
lett with the horse, prevent accidents and esca,.s
put no responsibility tor either. Gentlemen living
at distance, would find it greatly To their incr,si
TO send their mores before they foal as great ma,
NY fine colts injured by travelling when 10 vouno
TiuoLEoN is i'm ine health and cvndio and is VIM,
out doubt, sure oalgctter any horse i'm America
as WIZ Dc seen by the following sateucns from gentle
men OF untouched veracity would recommend To nv
friends and the public to avail themselves of the present
opportunity of breeding from this noble horse the best
son OF Sir Archie Tnoleons performances on the rr
are so well known 10 the world consider Il entirely
unnecessary To relate them here Ills pct occupy that
high rank IN racing fame To have slammed ,hcr Sire
ioa-gct,cr inferior u no horse living will be rccoec
cd that Iimoleon made but seasons before he was car
RED to the West; during those years his sire Sir Ar
chic was IN the zenith fame, and the pre- ference
OF all the pest mares yet nlocon, i'll these two years.
got some OK the best nass of modern DAVIS ont of nm
tired mares; such as sally Walker, the best four
liIle HORSES mat eyer ran; Washington but lslilc
inferior; Sally McGlss, disini gushcd winner in
Virginia, North Carolina, Tchnessec Alabama and
Loulsilla Hotspur, of proilse broke dow. Mt
four years DID, in running four mile heats beating Fir
lila the hst heat and winning the second when his
lce gave way; Nancy Warren andothcrs In tlr W.,
the crloruianccs of Aclo Sam potch Emerald Susan
Hall, Don Pedro and others attest his fame. To show
ih hgli es,7an N which his ccs were held while on
lile srt tsft annex coNy ~ lsc ~ icn OF rfea
l4n ic22 We The unaens,enei. ilHlag been In tho
haht ~ Heing asit tpslpn3 hcfses tor "a time past
take piraspre ierdc itssce 10 t.ssal.son N.s
iaqon his tec fhfef. trii four liic heats have
olslrfcirhrd bin OF ;le tfft order. the
so. s'shs. a,s daln. gave her teh slalion on ,lss
prs st fess 81 rs Es ts&e'ecs ast acknowledged
~ ats 81 liFs htfa t4s tsSt csrr seem. ard ihc
runs of es Colts ~ timoieou iftctoiatc sltsi t.ia
Ani pattEagsy lgsN not oa.t h- ~ Cd islt ,,sct--s
hi ~
Harrison, Robert a.. JoilEson A. A sVleh. e, WcrL
sham. N. Gee, Arthur Taylor, VIM AlcGhee TO prove
nus being siirc toagetier, give extract from
letter from DR. Nlingc: AS to Jimocon | do most
canddly believe he foal-vcttcr as any hors
IN America having out of g the neirhborhood
mpregnatcd IL; OF the lett with the horse there
was not so great proportions owing TO the dread
iul dstemper ever breaking out among them De-
ne stood the last writes 'hr. Key put three
mares, and writes they all in ioa put i've and
four of them proved in oa have 10 doubt of his be-
ing sure foal-getter. Extract of letter from H. Tay,
oe, Esq. " believe Timolcon ioal- gcttcr NV
brothers and myself put seven 10 him last season.
and but one of them missed in ioal that never
bred before though other stations Sir Charles
was one of them. Mount Airy, Jan. Goth, le34"
am informed from several quarters that is said Ii
moeon mares hereby declare such report
TO be malicious alscood; he is Slow but not more so
than other horses of his age. pledge my honor that
would rely upon han get colts, any horse
America. RICHARD ADAMS
Fairfield, April 10, 1884.
PEpIcREE.- Timaleon gotby Sir Archc-la Is dam
by Saltrsin e. dam By Wdar, g e. dam by Driver g.
s. e. dam by tailow, e. G. e. &. dain by Vampire. III
nocon IS the oHy great grandson OF the celebrated
English Eclipse, now living D, the United States
A. B. DRuMMOND.
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