Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1835-06-18
PEDIGREE.

power and durability, strongly resembling ms sire,
imer,cm Eetpse, possessing all that loft, and COIN
mandug appearance.
PEDIGREE.
Lis dam siiier's Maid, bred by the late General
Coles OF Dosofis, Long Island sisterto .3meri-
can EcHp@-got 10y Unroc cut Of the no'Ha miller
Domsei, by Old Ness.ngrr, dam the imported Pr
os Nare- Duroe BY Diomed, out oil iatalda. I'm
blood ofthe above Horses is well known TO r. ed
further comment. loU>G AMERICAN E.Llrsr pro-,
pses To equal any Horse ia tins country, stock
Horse
The following Certificate, from my Trainer, viii
show that lac exhibited great spcad and bottom in his
training but was obliged take him out from the cir
cumsiances he mentions -
do hereby certify, that ! trained Mr.. I. ". Van
Ranst's Gre, Eclipse Colt by American Eclipse, out
OF his full SISTER, aud found, by the TRIALS made with
him, and two Eclipse Colts was training for MAJOR
William Jones, at New Market. J.. l. that he had good
speed aud bottom, and regret could not have him
again Tor regular train IN proper fix. lie came to
re III til ,corsi Jdck ever saw, and could not
be ode until the 18th OF September and by driving
his work, the time being short, h,s to,e Sims be-
came sore partly buckcd and had To take him of
train, Nc. WILLIAM BANTER.
Loag Island, March T.. 1885.
My object in breeding Yor~G AMrnIo ~ EcLIrsE,
by the usual experiment OF putting Maid IF The MHi
to her sui brother, Imsrcan Eclipse, and thereby
preserve, pure and uncontanlnated by any adyeni-
interior cross, this superior and unequallcd
blood, has bcen III this instance, completely realized.
breeders have IN this young Horse, fair formed
noble animal fully equal to his IN size, form and
figure with ldcntcally the same blood in his veins.
by which means the umvall 4 qualities Of =. .li.
may be pcrpetnat.d many years vi /, y - '..t.
Of nature, III. original shah cease tocNist
| amiully aware OF the general prejudice IN hi.
country against breeding in and II, but IN Ia.
land. where they have haImorc experience. altLou i
there ~ among breeders div ',ty OF opinion yet
the pre- ud = other But 50 long as |
have the eNasal4 s#ef a.. ash Flying Chiiders,
the blood of VIII di nearly identical
with thai Of OH Speaker, and whose performances
hundred years since have never been equalcd to
this day, ard from whose stock We now derive our
best blood must adhere To my opinion, that " in
breeding, is notonly useful, but certain extent
necessary, TO ensure superiority IN the progeny.
My advanced age and consequent inability to at
tend personally to my Stud Horses induced me last
fall to dispose oil the principal part of thenI how
ever reserved louNG AMERICAN EoLIPsE. with a
view OF beng able TO get him established IN some part
of the country, where his stock might be duly apprc-
cltcd and prove valuable to the breeder.
e. W VAN RtNST.
72O, broadway, New York
lorNo AMfnIc,> EcLirsr, is now at his stand in
my carc-is he is large and just such horse, IN
form and appearance, as the celebrated American
running horse. OH Eclipse. il is hoped, he will
please the breeders OF boodcd stoch.-Noung as he
is, Mr. Van kanst has refused $1,000 for him, and
cas' it is more than likely, that he will shcw him
sell equal as turf horse, to that OF his renowned
sirc.-While with Mr. Baxter he gave the best pro-
mise. and exhibited OF the peculiarities of the
old iiorse-always run under strong pull, allowing
At the same time free OF the timber His sire,
IT will be remembered, rode in great races, with
vine whip and steel spur. both (which were free
~ used The ample means OF Mr.. Van Ranst have
placed II IN his power to indulge himself in a
great fondncss Tor distinguished stock-Ile owned
the old imported Messenger, for eleven years, n
horse, In every way equal To Doomed or llart's old
Medley-he paid $1,000 Tor Bussorah. before he
landed from the ship--lic purchased Old American
Eclipse, ofGcn. Coles, and experimenting he might
die, engaged the nc<tColt, his dam might have by
Durock. THIS colt, called the Millers Maid, was
put to her full brother old Eclipse, by which means
MIR. Van Ransl obtained Young American Eclipse.
AS the old Eclipse is now standing in Dnw lddc at
800 ls really to be hoped that this hrcc
dcr's horse will be encouraged al the reduced price
OF 80. Good and extensive pasturage ~ provided
near ynchburg-mMes will be grain fed ut p
cents a day without stint. Every possible attention
paid to from distance, but no responsibility
tor escapes OF accidents.
Young american Eclipse win be at the Bedford
Election. HENRY BROWN, jr
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