Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1835-05-07
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ytVpILL stand for Mares, the ensuing season al
" the stable Of Henry Brown, Jr. IN Ly'e"
burg, and be lei 10 mares at go lie s'"sp", ~"
$40 to insure II col--insurance money VIII be
payable q, soon as the mare is known TO be III 'o'
or transferred the usual reduction VIII DC ""us
" here as many as g mares are put
YOUNG AMERICAN ECLIPSE isa dark grey
five years old this spring, rising fifteen anu MAJ
hands high with clean limbs Of proPortionaoe
symmetry, large. strong, full bone aud muscle, IN
d,cs,ing great power ADD durability, strongly re-
.smbng his SIRE dnienoan Echp@, possessing all
that lofty and COMMANDING appearance.
PEDIGREE.
His dam, Miller, Maid, bred by tho late Gsae-
raj Coies, of Dosoris Long Island, own sister 10
4m,ricnn Echpse-got by Dmoc, out Of the noted
| Miiier's Ddms,t by OH Messenger ,jam the impor.
ted Pot8 0s More-D ar0c. by Diomed, out OF n
manda he blood OF the above Horses is too well
known TO need further comment. YOUNG AMER
llCAN ECLIPSE promises to egnal any Horse in
his country, asa Stock Horse.
! The following Certificate, from my Trainer. will
show that he exhibited great speed and bottom in
his training. but vas obliged TO take him out from
| the circumstances he mentions -
do hereby certify that trained Mr.. c. w. Van
Rants Grey Eclipse Coli by American Eclipse
out Of his full sister and found by the trials made
| with him, and Two Eclipse Colts was training for
Major William Jones. at New Market, l.. |. that
ne hhu COCOA Iefn HHH OOHOH, ana TfSitt coulu
not have him again for regular trnin in a proper
fix. He came to me with the uorh sore buck ever
saw, and could not he rode until the 18th Of Sep
temter and by driving his work, the time being
so short his fore shins became sore. partly bucked,
and had 10 tske him out oftrain, &c.
WILLIAM BAXTER.
Long hidnd March u, 1885.
NJ "lJect in breeding YOUNG AMERICAN
ECLIPoE, by the unusual experiment of putting
Mad of The MIL to her full brother, .7merican r.
ehpSe. add thereby TO preserve. pure and uncon,
iamoated by an, adventurous inferior cross thi
superior and mneqnalled blood, has BEEN in this
instance, completely realized. Breeders have in
this young Horse fair formed noble animal fully
'qna' to his sire IN SIZE form, aud figure with iden
hcsiy The same blood in his veins. BY which
reans the unr'yaed qualities of his sire may be
pTrefuated many years, wh'n. BY the course of
nature, the original shall cease 10 exist
! am fully aware OF the general prejudice in
ms country ainst breeding " in and. IN" but in
England where they have had more experience
although there is among breeders diversity OF
opinion yet the prejudice is the other wav But
20 long as have the example OF the English En-
ing Chifders, tie blood Of whose dam was nearly
Identical with that Of OLD Spdnker. and WHOSE per.
ofmhnc's one hundred years since have never
been eqralled 10 his day, and from whose stock
we now derive omr hes, blood, must adhere TO my
opinion, that "in breeding, is not only useful bu,
10 tcraln extent cessary, 10 ensure superiorit,
in the progeny.
My advanced age, & consequent liability to at.
end personally to my Stud Horses, induced me
as fall TO dispose off the principal part of them
however reserved YOUNG AMERICAN +. |
CL1PoE, wi h a view OF being atle to get him es-
ablished in some part Of the country, where his |
took might be duly appreciated, and prove yalua.
lie to the breeder. C. W. VAN RANST,
100 Broadway, New York
YOUNG AMERICAN ECLIPSE, is now at his
tand in my care-As he is as large and just such
of'f, IN form and appearance, as the celebrated
american running horse, Old Eclipse, it IS hoped, !
e Will please the breeders Of blooded stock
Dung rs he II, Mr. Van Ranst has refused $1,000
OF h''n' and Will probably Train him ain tins fall
in which case il i, more than likely, that he will
he" himself equal as a turf horse. TO his renown-
q si'-While With MIR, Baxter lac grve the best
'ro.n'sc, and erhii tied most of the pecu'iarties
I'M old fiorse-a"a,s ,un under strong pull
flowing AT H. same time. a free use ofthe timber
lis sire, II Will be remembered. was rode in grea
aces, with awire whip and steel spur, both Of
h'ch We're freely used The ample means Of MIR
Yam Kans' have placed it IN his power to Indulge
'mseli IN great fondne.s for distinguished stock
lie owned the old imported Messenger. fer ee.
cn yeas, horse, IN every way equal to Doomed
" Harris old Medey-he paid $4,000 for Busso.
ah' he'ore h" landed from the ship-He pur chased
ia hmerchn Eclipse, of Gen Coles. and appre.
,end'rg he might die, engaged the next COLI, his
'"'h "''En' nave ny Dnrock. his colt, called the
hhlei Maid, was put tn her foil brother OLD f.
hpse by which means Mr. Van Ranst drained
Dung American Eclipse. As the old Eclipse is
low standing in Dinwiddie at 500 il is really to
re hoped hat this veteran breeders horse viii be
ncon'aSed al the reduced price Of :s25. Good
ma extensive paStnrage is provided near Lynch.
ug-nares will be grain fed al p cents a day
without slut. Every possible attention paid to
mai cs from distance but no responsibility for es.
apes or accidents
Young American Eclipse will be AT the Bedford
Election HENRY BROWN, jr
April Is I,