Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1835-04-09

IL N season u, II my n,l farm
~ A. zss'-.s,Ss=s~ Mood End. four
miles west of CharIesiowa, jefferson roun
W. Va. commencing The Let Of March.
and ending July 5'h. at ihe very low price
Tor such hoise) OF sos the season, nav
able with $40 In tho season, AIS the single
leap. and $40 TO insure, with so cents 10
The groom 10 every case. Wishing TO af
ford gentlemen ON this side OF the Blue
Ridge an opportunity that cen DO rarely
presented. Of breeding from horse. nos.
sessing pre- emihcnily, all the valuable qua
isficaf'ons OF the genuine race horse, such
as fine size. great strength. uncommon
speed. undoubted purity of blood trans
miiied through n long line Of racing ances
try, combiaed with unilinching gamew or
bottom ON tie turf, | have been ~ gteat
pains 10 procure Zinganpe, and trust that
they will make il an object to patronage
him.
DESCRIPTION.
Zinaanee Is dark bay, with black legs,
name and tail lie is IS hands three inch
es high, OF fae bone and great muse ular
power.
PEDrGREH.
Zinganee was sired by old Sir Arcty /:
his dam the celebrated race mare Atalanta.
(sold al 10 Years oil for $1,000 b, import
ed Chance; his grand dam by imported
Eagle his z 4 Maria. (tbat won The 90
mile race NJ Fai,G.ld.) Nv Bay Yankee !;
his gggd, Cha, won 10 races ard broke
down IN her 29th,l by teler, his gggg
Il by Partner his gggggd by Apollo !;
his ggggg d by Valiant lis Z q
ggg by Janus; his gggggggg d
by Jolly Roger.
Sir Arch, 'spedigrce need no comment.
Chance. imported by Col Tay lor. was by
Lrreher Recovery by II,der All, Per-
dii'a hy King llerod. Sc Sc. &c.
Imported Eagle was ty Volunteer his
dam b, Higllly,r
Bay Yankee hy President, he ly import.
cd Checklist. sc. sc. A reference 10 tic
English and American stud books will al
test The purity Of every etoss in Z,Dganee.
TEEToErEAzScEs.
Owing 10 a settles OF uniow ard accidents,
Zlnganee ran hut frw races They, how
ever. were OF The tirsf order, aud the dis.
tine'ion Of the competitors he vauquishrd,
has given him reputation. scarcei, sur
passed in The annals cfthe Americas Turf
We will select but two, from the American
Turf Register. vol. 8.
Jerusalem Spring Meeting, 1882 Mile
Hems- $500 entrance.
Zingsnee. hy Archy,
his. hy Rssselas. 8 9 .
Cotton. by Atchy, o 8 Dir
Whi,enose, 10y Eclipse, 0 dr.
Time Is, beat, I'm ass I'd, I'm AIS !;
Sd. I'm Sos This was the quickest second
mile heat ever run in America, and exact
~ equal TO I'imoleon's celebrated ist heat.
done in I'm dis.
Fairfield Spring Meeting - Jockey Ciab
Pure, $500
Zinsance, a yeats old, I |
Clher, by Charles. 9 .
Mohawk, by Shawnee, s 8
pamunky. hy Eclipse. s 4
Tux. by Arab. 4 dis
Bonncts o. Blue. by Charles. DIR
This was run through mud and rain,
and so deep WAS the track, thai Col John.
son withdrew Bonncts o. Blue after tie Cd
mile. II required The stou,ncss and wind
OF ZingaDee 10 maintain the foremost rank
E"ihNt SHtt w bdfC
been beat hy any one Of which would be
no disgrace.
His last race was at Baltimore, against
the inyincible T,ifle. Although lame al
the start, his friends were .apgnine Of sue
cess. Relying on his bottom, lie did not
contend for The lst heat. In the Cd. ahead
Of Irlile, he broke down, ard ran out on
three legs.
This ended Zirgance's racing career,
by which his owner, j. S. Garrison, Eco !,
TO use his own words. uttered the car
before, after getting him crippled) "iosi
the use Of the b. ST horse in my opinion IN
this country MIR & moreover AYERS that
be never had iorse (smong them the
celebrated Sally Hornet. Eliza Drake, Or.
snge Boy. Hanslap, &c. &c.,) that could,
in repeated trials, put him up after the first
800 yards. As stock horse, il is predict
ed fiom his own swiflncss and endurance
as race horse, with that OF his sire, dam,
dam &C.. so much insisted on by sci
entfic breeders. that he will 10 a few years
be the most prominent in this county,
His colts are large, bony. and promising.
As an evidence Of his standing with the
best Judges in the race horse segion. DIR.
MerrIt OF the great importing (of horses)
firm Of Avery s. Co has proposed al tx
change Of the season Of bis imported mares
10 Zinganee for an equal number Of mares
of Mr.. Garrison. 10 the unrivalled English
racer Chateaur .M~gauz just arrived in
The United States.
Good pasiurage win be furnished, at a
moderate price, TO mares from distance.
or they will be grain fed at o5 cents day d.
Every attention and precauilon will he OBJ