Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1835-05-25
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Young ameeican ,Eclipse,

SSvSlI.I. stand for Nares. The ensuing seas"n, at
Wy The stable of Uen,Y Browu, Jr. M Lynfh'
burg, aud be lei TO mares a. 50 me s'a'on' aap
$40 10 insure. a cot--intafanct money "'i' os
nnvalie n. .eon as thr i known TO be IN 'oa'
or transferred The usual reduction VIII be inaue
whore many a. q tsafes are nut
YOUNG AMERICAN ECLIPSE is dsfk grey,
FIVE years old THIS spring, risiag fifteen anu ha''
hands high. with clean limhs Of pfo9"riiohaoi'
symmeit, large, strong fun bon" and no.elf' 'h-
dealing great power AID durability, strongly re.
semLl'ns his are, Amenean Eclipse possessing oil
that lofty aud con- man ing appearance.
pIDESzN EE.
/ His dam, MiHcrs Maid bred 10y the lat Gane-
raj Coles, Of Dos ,ds, Lsus 1.laaa, own sister to
! AMERICAN Erhpse-.eot by Duf0r out OF the noted
/ Mdiers Damstt. by on Messenger, Jam The mpof'
ted Pot 3 Us More 80 DHroe Ivy Diomed out Of a
mG1lda. h. blood OF the above Horse4 is tao well
known 10 med fnlh,r comment. YOUNG AMER
i iCAN ECLIPSE promises t. elnsl any Horse in
his country Stock Horse.
The following Certificate frem my Tfainer. will
show thai he exhibited 81 eat speed md bottom in
his training. but sas Obliged 10 ihke him ont from
the circumstance he mentions -
do hereby certify ,tHat tfansd Mr.. &. X. Van
Rants Grey Eclipse Col, by Amer can Eclipse.
out OF his full sister and found by the uias made
with him, and TWO Eclipse Colts WAS trsining for
Major William Jones, Mt New market, l.. l. that
he had good ,peed and bottom. and roget | could
not have him again for regular train in a proper
hx. lie cnme 10 me Nth the Word sore back eyer
saw, and could not he rode until the 10Th of Sep
tfn'her and by driving his work. the time heing
50 'hor, lis fore Sims became partly bucked,
and lad Q take hin ",t II toain, e..
WILLIAM BAXIER.
Long Island .Nnrch u 1880.
My object in breeding YOUNG AMERICAN
ECLIPSE, by the unusual experiment Of putting
Mad ofhe Mil TO her full brother, 4meriean r..
ct'pSe' and thereby to preserve. pure and uncon-
am'uaied by any adventurous inferior cross this
superior aud untquellfd hlooI hns icen in This
instance, completely realized. Breeders have in
ms young Horse, T. fir formed n"hlr animal fully
eq"h TO his sire ~ stzr fotm, and figure With iden
ucalIy The same blood in his vpins. BY witch
means the un,'valed qualities of his she mn, p-
perre'uaied many years, WHEN. by the course Of
nature, the orig inal shall cea,r 10 ext I.
am fully aware OF he general p,einrire Ia
inns country, against breeding in and in but IN
Eng land, where they have had more experience
t"tho"gh 'hfrr among freeders diversity Of
opinion yet the prejudice is the other way But
90 long rs haye the example of the Englrh Flu
ing ChHders the blood Of whose dam " as nearly
Identical with that Of OM Sprinkler, and whosp per.
'o''"ancrs one hundred yoars since have n. yer
nee" eq JAILED 10 This day, and from whose STOCK
we now derive our bes, blood mus, adhere TO NV
opinion tina, :" in Jreeding,' is no, Only useful but
10 oeria'n extent n ccssary, 10 ensure superior,
IN the progeny.
My advanced age, & consequent inability to a, =.
tend personally to my Stud Horses, induced ne
"s ialI 10 dispose of the principal part Of them
however reserved YOUNG AMERICAN f.
CLlf7E, "" h n view Of being able to get him es .
'abIIShed IN some part OF the country where his
stock might be duly appreciated. and prove yalnu.
o'e 10 me ofeeder' L. W. VAN RANS1,
100 Broadway, New York
YOUNG AMERICAN ECLIPSE, is now a, bi
'a"h III my oaie--As he is as barge aud jus, such
morse, ~ torn and appearance, as the celebrated