Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1835-04-03

EteLifSE LiGhIFOOI, the most beautiful horse
~ ever seen IN this quarter of the world was cot ~,
American Eclipse his dam lady Lrhtlooi n. ,7d e.
Archy his grandam old Black Maria 6y inports SHAH
ms great grandam, by Imported Clockias (alf broicr
Maria, by Ftzhughs famous Reguus (son of ;nor,a5
fearnought, out OF imported Jenny Disma his a, !, ~
grandan, Col Bnrwells famous mare Camilla 6y inc.
imported Calista by
yet IS dam by Whl'more-lecdcs--Ba Mare.
Ientlenen possessing and reading the horse books Of
this country and England are requested 10 exo,n;n.
them diligently for themselves; but Tor those not hav;n
the of acquiring the same nfDrma,ion / ba, =,
be permitted TO state, that better pedigree cannot
exist II blood consists in near consan,1uin;,v ,o !,
stion OF horses most remarkable for all the hoh and
desirable qualities in the zoology of horses simnl.
relation OF facts will establish Eclipse Lighoo as canal
to any horse upon earth And what are The fac,s3 be-
GIN with those most recent, and home lie him.
self has been twice sold i'm less than six monts rs,
tme Tor 81 OOO--sccond time for s 600 His full bro
.ner ark sun more recently for 00O His full sis
er me present Black Maria, is held by her owner nj
or lO,OOO dollars Eclipse who is sire of Ecl;nse I,
loot is the hrs horse that sold for 600 in AInc
r'ca Ana year or two ago, - years old he AGAIN
sold Tor about the He ran until he was 5;na
years od-a his races four mile heatsand was taken
oil the turf, sound a nut. lilo was meyer be,,on
and, to the language of one of his s,ronrcs, go
nents at one time, " He challenged the worldbe Ira,
the woild-he won a world of monov-and I,. :.
,cOndcr' "S
Lady Lightfoot dam of Eclipse Lielroot ran nj all
distances and ut all places. until she years old
one was beaten but sedom-oncc by Beggar Girl , mile
heats, when she was prepared and down for miles;
once by The great fuSHs .NatUro Hernia phrodc whom
Twice, IAN hcats) heat
oy the nvincibe Eclipse; which is pluck the laurel
from one eide of the diadem place c more Grace
,uy on tne 9'her-And she was bcuten II years old
ny Betsy Richards but it evident her oav had pass
ed and she should then have been where she SO ori
ousy aed among the FIRST marons of the age lnIsI5,
then years old, she all her nd WAS rr;n3
to Charleston, S. G. by Cen. Wynn where she won i'm
'hree consecutive days, at 2, and mile heats all the
day. Among them, the famous Lottery dam of Kos
ciusko SAKE Weimer and Crusader the famous Trans
port (d3m OF bertrand, Jr and Little Venus the ia
nf Dl.tl -
others: feat never before since performed by onv
horse She won innumcrablc races but most remarkable
Jockey Club purses, at 10 years old Fl!
ga Black Alaria, by imported Shark grandan of
Eclipse Lghtfoot ran until she ii years old; ac-
CURED Tor herself and her posterty mpershabc fame
won number OF races-lost lew in the down. hill of
| life, and was only rivallcd by her next of kin
imported shark (grcat grandsc of Eclipse Lghtioot)
got by harske the sire of the great Eclipse in Eng
ad and Is, OF course, his half brother and the reat
grandson OF Chlders To these horses he has been
frequently compared but by the frest reason
ing In the world he be least their eoal He ron
more races-won laore money-was only beaten by two
horses, and that readily accounted for Dormoni Sir,
oil 1abrie) beat him. evidently by the difference of
weight given him for the year. Shark beat him. when
aged, ana both carried the weight Pretender s
nall brother by MaTse heat him. from uht defect i'm
| the heels-a disease very common a notice in the
Racing Calendar for l7e7, q tuk,) s,ys he won up
wards of % 900 guineas (about O00) and is said
him, as he left the New Market Course for the las, tne
II beauty, action, spe3 ottoE,, dYu3ity TO last up
on me inri anS longevity the grand desderaa TO
breeders, straE OF horses possess it in more
nent degree These the qualtcs--this the blood of
Eclipse Ngbitooti not TO lee detraced from by full and
sun further extension, too lengthy for publication He
has been twice purchased out of training stable i'm
which he was at the head, and by approved ind9es
and Tor general and immediate benefit has been put to
stand Over this the horse could have no possible CON
troll but II is just inveigh against his nm
KIND owners for deprivng him the chance by his zaiOht
ana SfeAgA oi sustaining side by side with his closest
KIN, their growing fame. IL my life rested upon IL
would lake him for all distances sooner than any horse
upon earth, not tried; and stallion second 10
none. ~
lie is now at his harem, in Mcckcnburq Va five
miles south of Boydton, Taylor's Ferry on Roam
oke, where he will be let TO 500 the season
Any gentleman putting five becoming respon-
sble for them, will be charged $50 eachl to the groom
in every instance Great bcraty will be exercised in
putting hrst rate mares runners themselves producing
runners) Mares missing this season. will be put next
gratis Every preparation ha9 been made for keeping
mares and ali care taken to Prevent accidents but no
liability Mares fed at % cents per day. Those with
colts at their side, will be fed unless positively prohibit
red Mares from distance, foal, had better be sent
before oaIng The will expire the LIST of July
March ~ [l05-et] JOHN G. GOODE
ee VIII insert the above advertisement until May
| H ADY MINE.-A favorite Rondino a la Polacco
"a composed and arranged for the Piano Forte by
Charles Berg of this City; together with great variety
o. new and fashionable Music for the Piano Forte has
been received this day, (2lst February by
Feb 20 [96-tfJ r.. /. SMITH.
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