Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1835-04-09
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RI N VM my stable, eight
-..skxnlA sSzrra Ak--.=-4x~-s- miles from Win
chester, eight from Newiown, eight from
Battletown. four from Wildwood, and two
and half from The White Post-and he
let 10 mares at SIS the single leap IL paid
within the season, If not paid within that
time. the season price will he charged.
sa5 the season. which may be discharged
by paying $40 at any time before the ex
plration Of the season, and $40 for insu
RANGES. 10 be paid as soon as the mare is
known 10 be with foal. Parting with the
mare, or irregular attendance at the stand
forfeits The insurance. In every case SC
cents cash TO the groom TO be sent with
the mare.
Mares put by the season or leap last
year. that did not prove with foal, will he
insured at the season price this year.
Mares from distance will be furnished
with paslurage without charge, and grain,
if required. at the ueighborhood prices
Care will he taken 10 avoid accidents and
escapes but will not be accountable for
them.
INDUSTRY is a beautiful dark brown, I6
hands and one quarter Of an inch high, | /
years old this sprlng, and is one of the
largest and best formed thoi oughbred sons
of his distinguished sire (Sir Arehy). His
performances under his former name mi
ger and his present name, rank him with
the best horses for speed aud bottom land
as foai getter lie is inferior 10 none. Ia
one Of his races over the Baltimore course
he ran four miles in minutes and IS Sc
conds.
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Industry was by Sir Archy, his dam by
Balls Forzel, his grand dam Celia by
Wildair. G dam Lady Bofnghroke by
Paniaioon, G dam Cadiz hy King He
roo, Ivy old Fearncughi, nut OF Kitty Fish
er 4; Cadiz's dam was Primrose, who was
got by Dove, who was got by Cadiz
who was got by Old Crab, who was got
by Silly, whose dam was Selma, who
was got by the Godolphin Arabian.
Pr Il = o q M a NOES.
October, 1927. when 8 years old he
ran for the post stake over the Newmatke,
course, which he won in fine style. Next
week, over the Free hill course he won
the sweepstakes. Next spring, "a years
oldl he was beaten over Broad Rock
course, 4 mile heats, by Sally Hope "a
good race. He was then taken 10 Bslti
more. and won the 8 mile heats, heating
Bachelor Fall OF the same year, al
Washington, he wen the ceIl's purse, 9
nile heats Next day he won the Jockey
club purse, 3 mile heats, beating .Mulatto
Mar and others. Next week at Baltimore,
won The mile heats, beating Bachelor
May. 1929, Chen 5 years oId.) over the
Washington course. he won the four mile
heats, beating Bachelor and lIypona. Al
Baltimore. next week. he won the Jockey
club purse, 4 mile heats Next fall he
was beaten over the Hsgerstown course.
in which, race he broke down, and has ne
yer started since.
Industry will only be permitted to at
tend 10 Jour mares a day, at intervals of
four hours, and in no instance will any
part OF this adver,lsemen, he devated from
Mares put by the season this spring ,ha;
do not prove with ioal. will be permitted
10 go TO him throughout the fall season
without any additional charge. As an ev.
idence OF his being sure ard first rate
toai get,er, he has occupied his present
stand Tor the last three years. and cot np.
wards OF one hundred mares each year.
he season has commenced, and will end
on the LIST day of August
HECTOR BELL.
Frederick County, April Q. is35-6w