Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1835-03-07

HVIMOLEON.--This celebrated stallion and race
horse will stand the present at the stable OF
a H. Drummond, in the county of Brunswick one mile
and hall south OF Lawrcnccve, and will cover mares
AZ sixty dollars the season. payable at the expiration
thereoi Groom fee, one dollar. The season has now
commenced and will expire on the FIRST Of July Good
and extensive pasuragc, both high and low grounds fur
INJURIES .it Win The morse, inclusive of servants
board, gratis Mares will be fed with grain at % cents
Prrtay IL required separate lots with stables for mares
WIN cvlis ana every attention will be paid mares
lea with the horse, to prevent accidents and escapes
but no responsibility for either Gentlemen LIVING
at Il distance would find IL greatly To their Interest
TO send their before they foal as n treat ma,
ny fine colts are injured by travelling when so voung
INoLEoN is in tne health and condition. and is with,
OUT doubt as sure Oagcttcr, any horse in America
as viii be seen by the following statements from gentle
men OF undoubted veracity would recommend 10 my
friends and the public to avail themselves of the
opportunity OF breeding FROM this noble horse the best
son oil SIR Archie Iimoleons performances the turf
are so well known to the world we consider it entirely
unnecessary to relate them here His ret occupy that
high rank in racing fame have STAMPED Their sire
foagetter inferior to horse living IL will be rccolcct
ed that Iimoleon made but seasons before he was
RED to the West during those two years his sire Sir Ar
cine was III the zenith OF his fame and had the DIR,
oil all inc best mares; yet Tmoleon these two wears
got some oil the best of modern DAYS out of I'M
tried mares such Sally Walker OF the best four
me horses That ever ran; Washington, but u little
interior; or Sally McGhee n distinguished winner in
Virginia. North Carolina, Tennessee, Alabama and
LOUISIANA ospur, of great PROMISE but broke down ut
Tour years old IN running four mile heats beating Fir
tiia the hrs heat, and winning second when his
leg gave way; Nancy Warren and others In the IVES,
inc performances OF Melo Sam Patch. Emerald Susan
Hal, Don Pedro and Others his fame 10 show
the high estimation in which his colts were held while on
te tuIi here, we annex copy ofhe opinion of Turtles
IN lS26. "We the undersigned, having been in the
habit OF seeing and trimming horses for time past
take pleasure IN rendering justice TO the stallion WASH
ingon, ms runs two, three, and four mile heats have
distinguished him u of the first order: The
runs OF Aradne, his dam, gave her high station on the
turf; the OF his SIRE luncheon arc
ny all, TO have been the best ever seen: and the
runs OF the Colts of Tnnocon heretofore, and this
fail particularly, have not only been good but great
N hand
H. johnson, Henry Nj. Clay, William Wynn, James J.
HARRISON Robert IL. Johnson A. A. Wyche John Wor-
sham N Gee, Arthur Taylor, VIM. McGhce To prove
ms being sure oagetter, give extract from
letter from Dr. Alinge: 80 AS to Tmocon, do most
candidy believe he oa getter as any horse
IN America having out of ID in the neighborhood
lnpregnated IL; of the lett with the horse the re-
was not so great proportion, owing the dread
iul distemper ever breaking among them De-
he stood the last season. writes "r Key put three
Mares and writes me they all in foa | put five and
ioir OF them proved in foal have no doubt of his he
ing sure foalgettcr. Extract of letter from II Tay-
Zoe, ESQ., believe Timoleon sure foa-getter; my
Orothers ana myself put him last season
anu put one OF them missed is in foal that ne yer
Dred before though sent to other stations Sir Charles
was one of them. Mount Airy, Jan. Goth, 1884
am informed from several quarters that it is said Ii
molcon cannot hereby declare such
to be malicious alschood he is slow but not more So
han other horses of his age. pledge my honor that
America. RICHARD -. .1t.s "
Fairfield, April l6, 1884
PEpieREE.- Timoleon got by Sir Archie his dam
by Satram e. dam by Wildair, q e. dam by Driver. o.
9. uani py allow, e. g. g. g. dam by Vampire. II
moeon Is the only great grandson of the celebrated
English Eclipse, living in the United States
p. b. STARKE
- A. Ii. DRUMMOND.
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