Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1835-03-19
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ty, Va, commencing the LIST of March,
and ending july 9th, at The very low price
Qor such horse) Of S25 the season, pay
able with $40 in the season. SIS The single
leap, and $40 10 insure, with so cents 10
the groom in every case. Wishirg 10 az
ford gentlemen on this side of It's RI..s
Ridge an opportunity that can be IA ay
presented, Of breeding from a horse, pos
sessing pre- eminently, all the valuable qua.
lIhcations Of the genuine race horse, such
as fine size, great strength, uncommon
speed. undoubfed purity Of blood trans.
mitted through long line ofrac,ng ances-
try, combined with unflinching " game" or
bottom on the turf. have been at great
pains TO procure Zinganee, and trust that
they will make il an object TO patronize
him.
DESCRIPTION.
Zinganee is dark bay, with black legs,
name and tail. He is 5 hands three inch
es high, OF fine bone and great muscular
power.
PEDIGREE.
Zinganee was sired by old Sir Arcby:
has dam the celebrated race mare Atalanta,
(sold at 10 years old for slO00.) by import
ed Chance (; his grand dam by imported
Eagle; his g Maria. Chat won the 90
mile race at Fairfield,) by Bay Yankee
his gggd, chat won 10 races aud broke
down in her 29th,) by Celer his gggg
d by Partner; bis g geggd by Apollo;
his gggggg I'd by Valiant; bis gggg
ggg d by Janus; his ggggggggd
by jolly Roger
Sir Archy'spedigree need. no comment.
Chance, imported by Col Taylor, was by
Lurcher Recovery by Hyder Ally; Per.
ditta by King Herod, sc. SC. Sc.
Imported Eagle was by Volunteer /; his
Dam by Highilyer.
Bay Yankee by President. he by import.
ed Clockfast, &c. &c. A reference TO the
English and American stud books will al.
test The purity of every cross in Zinganee.
PERFORMANCES.
Owing to series OF untoward accidents.
Zinganee ran but few races They, how.
ever, were Of the first order, and The dis
JUNCTION OF the competitors he vanquished,
has given him reputation, scarcely sur.
| passed IN the annals Of the American Turf
We will select but two, from the American
Turf Register, vol. 8.
Jerusalem Spring .Meetmg, 1S32-JuiIe
Ifeats-S50O entrance.
Zinganee, by Archy. Al L
Iris, by Rasselas, 8
Cotton. by Archy, O 5 dr.
Whhenose, by Eclipse, o DIR
Time Isl heat, I'm ASS Cd. I'm AIS.
Sd, Ion sos. This was the quickest second
mile heat ever run in America, and exact.
y equal to Ilmoleon's celebrated LIST heat
done in I'm Ais.
Fairfield Spring JMeeting-Jockey GLIB
Purse, $500.
Zinganee, years old,
Collier, by Charles, Q
Mohawk, by Shawnee, s 8
Panunky, by Eclipse.
Turk, by Arab, dis
Bonnets o. Blue, by Charles, DIR
This was run through mud and rain.
and SO deep was the track, that Col. John
son Withdrew Bonnets o. Blue after the Cd
mile. 1t required the stouiness and wind
! OF Zinganee TO maintain the foremost rank
against such brilliant competitors, TO have
been beat by any one Of which would be
no disgrace.
His last race was at Baltimore, against
the invincible Trifle Although lame at
the start, his friends were sanguiue of sue.
cess. Relying on his bottom, he did not
contend for the LIST heat. In the Cd. ahead
OF Iritie, he broke down, and ran out on
three legs.
This ended Zingance's racing career.
by which his owner, j. s. Garrison. ESQ,
30 use his own words, uttered the wear
before. after getting him crppled) s:lost
the use of the best horse in my opinion in
this country" Mr. g. moreover AYERS that
he never bad horse (among them the
celebrated Sally Hornet, Eliza Drake. Or
anGe Boy. Hanslap. &c. Sc } that could.
IN repeated trials, put hin, up after the first
ooo yards. As stock horse, il is predict ,
cd from his own swiiiHess and endurance
as race horse, with that Of his sire, dar
g dam &c, so much insisted on by sen"
entlhe breeders, that he viii in few wears,
be the most prominent 10 this country
His colts are large, bony, and promising.
AS an evidence of his standing with the
best Judges in the race horse region, Dr.
MERIT oil The great importing (of horses
hrm OF Avery s. Co, has proposed an ex-
change of the season Of his imported mares
to Zinganee for an equal number Of mares
oil MIR Harrison. TO the unrivalled English
racer Chateaur .Nargaur just arrived 10
the United States.
Good pasturage will be furnished, at a
moderate price, to mares from distance.
or they will be grain fed at % cents day.
Every attention and precauiion will be %.
served, but | will not be responsible for
accidents or escapes.
ROBERT w. BAYLOR,
Wood End March 10