Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1835-05-04

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Young american EcAipse'
SepeILL stand for Mars, the e"'"'"s -. .a.h,
wv the stable Of Henry Brown ~ ]"
burs and he let to MARS nj 80 'he =. i, no
$40 10 insure n caii-insnfanc' MN :; 6al
nav.be y, soon as the mare is know" 10 DC :" To-
or transferred the usual rfdno"o" W" ~
where as many as q mares are pi', II o
VOTING; AMERICAN ECLIPSE IS JAIN Fry,
five YEARS old this spring, rising fifteen ""n mn
hand. high. with clean limbs OF P'oPo''',":
symmetry, large, strong, full bone an" must, "
dies,ing great power aud Durability, strongly ~,
sembllng his sire. dn,trrrnn Lei'pe possessing ''
that lofty and copmans ing appearance
PEDIGREE.
III, dam. MiHsr's Maid. bred by tle late Gane-
raj C,le,, of Dosoti., Ling Island, own SISTER to
au,,rieon Ecfpa-got by DufOc, ont OF the noted
Ui1iefs Dnmsd by OH Messenger, lam The 'mp"I
ted Pot 6 os Hnre- Dproc. by DIomeh oui OF II
nonda The blood of tie above iiorsf. IS foo "@H
known 20 need further comment. fOCN' aMEh-
ICAN ECLIPSE promises T. equal any Horse IN
This country as Stock Horse.
The following Certificate, from my Trainer. VIII
show that he exhibited gent speed and bottom ~
his training but was obliged to take him out from
the circumstances he mentions -
do hereby certify that trained Mr.. L. w. Van
Ran,',s Grey Eclipse Col, by American Eclipse,
out Of his full sister, aud found. by the trials made
with him and iva Eclipse Colts was tnIning tor
Major William Jones. at Ne"-Market, l.. |. that
he had good ,peed and bottom, and roget could
not have him again Far regular tram IN proper
Gx He came 10 me " iih the DOrSi sore back ever
saw and could not be rode until the 10Th Of Sep
tent er and by driving his work, the time being
so short, his fore ,hins became sore. partly bucked,
aad had 10 take him out Of train, &".
WILLIAM BAXTER.
Long. Island March IL 1885.
My object in breeding YOUNG AMERICAN
ECLIPSE, by the unusul experiment Of putting
Maid ofHe mn To her full brother, american T.,
chpSe. and thereby to preserve pure and uncon-
iaminatrd by any attentions or Interior cross, hi,
superior ard untqnaed blood, has Ieen, in his
instance, completely realized. Breeders have in
this young Horse, feir formed noble animal f"il}
equal To his sire in SIZE, FORM nod Ggmc, with idrn
ticay the same blood in bis vrius. BY Which
means the un, walled qnsllties Of his -Ie may be
perpr'uatrd many years, "hen, b, the course oil
nature, the original shall cea.e to exist.
! am fully aware OF he general prejDdirc il
his country, against breeding in .Gnd IN but in
England. where they have had more experience,
although there is aman ne lre' ders diversity OF
opinion, yet the prejudice i, HE other ray. But
so long as have the example OF the Ereli Fin
ing ChH1erS the bl lod of whose dam WAS neatly
tatmRnces hundred years since have never
been eqrall.d TO this dav and from whose stock
We now derive 'ur best blood, most adhere TO my
opinion that " IN breeiiHg,' is not ony useful bnt
10 Ger ain extent II ccs.ary, TO ensure supererii,
in the progeny.
My advanced age, & consequent inability TO nj i.
tend pc: sonally to my Stud Horses, induced me
iasi tall 10 DISPOSE Of the principal part OF the nj
however reserved YOUNG AMERICAN f.
CLlPcE, wi a view of Being able 10 get him cs-
labll.hrd in some part Of the country, where his
took might be duly appreciated. and prove valua.
tie to the breeder. w. VAN RANST,
720 Broadway, New York
YOUNG AMERICAN ECLIPSE, is now al hi,
'tand in my care--As he is as large and jast such
horse IN form and appearance, as the celebrated
American running horse. Old Eclipse, il is hoped,
he will please the breeders Of blooded stork.--
Young as he is, Mr. Van Rnnst has relu ed $1,000
Tor him, and will probabl, rain him ain this tall
In which case, II Is more than likely, that he will
shew himself equal as a turf horse, TO his renown-
ed sire-Whle with Mr. Baxter, he geve the best
promise, and exhibited most Of the peculiarities
OF ihP old Horse-awa,s run under strong pull,
allowing at ihr same tme.a free OF the timber.
HIS sire, II will be remembered was rode in grca
races, with awre whip aud steel spur, both of
winch were freely u'ed Tie ample means u Mr.
Fan RAnst have placed il IN his power 10 irduls Q
himself IN great fondne,s for distinguished stock
lie owned the old imported Messenger fer FL,
Vfn vea!s, horse, IN every way equal TO Doomed,
or Harris old Medey-he paid $4,000 for Bus, o.
rah' before h landed from the shp-He pun ha,td
Oid American Eclipse, OF Gen Coles, and anne.
bending he might die, engaged the next colt, his
dam might have by Dnrork. This colt. called thr
elilleIs Maid, was put 10 her foil brother old f.
ehpse by which means MIR. Van Ran.t obaneJ
io"ng American Eclipse. A. thu old Ecli;.se i.
no" standing in Dinwiddie ut 500 it is reall, T.,
he hoped that this veteran breeders horse u in be
encouraged at the reduced price Of S25 Good
anu extensive pasturage is provided near Lynch,
luig-mares will be grain fed at % cents da,
without s'int Every possible attention p~id TO
mares from distance but 10 responsibility for e..
capes accidents
Young American Eclipse will he at lhr Bedford
Election. HENRY BROWN, jr
April IL L.