Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1835-04-02

miles west of Chatlcsfown, jefferson coun
lty, Va, commencing The list of March
and ending July 5ih, at The very low pric,
tfor such a horsel OF so5 the season. pay
liable with 500 in the season. 81 the singl,
/ leap. and $40 10 insure. with so cents Il
the grocm IN every case. Wishing to al
ford gentlemen on this side Of the Blu,
Ridge an opportunity that can be rarely
presented. Of breeding from horse. pos
ses@ing pre- en'nenlly. all the valuable qua
liiicat,ois Of the genuine race horse. suct
as tue size. great strength, uncomm1r
speed. un,ionbsed purity of blood trans
miited through long Inc OF racing auces,
Try. combined with unflinchmg game" o;
bottom on TIE turf. have been al great
pains 10 procure Zinganee. and trust that
they viii make Il an object TO patronize
him.
DEscazRT1oN.
Zinganee is a dark bay, with black legs
name aud tail. lie is IS bands three inch
es high, OF fac bone and great muscular
power.
rzDrGRnE.
Ziugauee was sired Ivy old Sir Archy
bis dam the celebrated race mare Aialanla.
(sold at 10 years old for $1,000 by import.
ell Chance his grand dam by imported
Eagle his d Maria. Chat won The 90
mile race at Faniield,) by Bay Yankee
his Z & z d. CHAT won 10 races and broke
down IN her a9th,l hy Celer his q
d by Partner; bis gegggd by Apullo ;
his gggggg d by Valiant; lis Z K & q
gggd By Janus bis ggggg & d
by Jolly Roger
Sir Archy 'spedigrec needs no comment.
Chance, imported by Col Taylor. was by
Lnrcher Recovery by tiyder Ally; Per
dita by King tlerod, Sc. Sc. &c.
Imported Eagle was by Volunteer bis
Dam by iiishily.r.
Bay Yankee by President, he by import
ed CIocklast. sc. sc. A reference 10 the
English and American stud books will at.
test the purity Of every cross in Zinganee.
PEx7EcFTTANcEa.
Owing 10 series Of untowafd accidents,
Zinganee ran bat few races They, how
ever, were of the FIRST order, and The dis
tinction of The competitors he vauqushed,
has given him reputation, scarcely sur
passed in the annals Of the American Turf
We will select but two, from the American
Turf Register, vol. s.
Jerusalem Spring Needing. 1882 mile
Heats $500 entrance.
Zinganee. BY Arehy, A
IRIS. by Rasselas, 8 Q
Colon, by Archy. o 5 DIR
Whitenose, by Eclipse, 0 DIR
Time LIST beat, In ASS Cd, I'm ATS ;;
Sd, I'm sos This was the quickest second
mile heat ever RON in America, and exact
Iy equal 10 Timoleon's celebrated Isl heat.
done in I'm AIS.
Fairfield Spring Meeting Jockey GLIB
Pure, $500.
Ziuganee, q years old,
Collier. by Charles. 9
Mohawk, by Shawnee, $
Panunky. by Eclipse. s
Turk, by Arab. dis
Bonnets o. Blue, by Charles. DIR
This was run through mud and rain,
and so deep was the track. that Col. John.
on Withdrew Bonpets o. Blue alter the 2d
mile II required the stou'ness and wind
Of Zinganee 10 maintain the foremost rank
against such brilliant competitors. TO have
been beat by any one OF which would be
no disgrace.
His last race was at Baltimore, against
the invincible TIifle. Although lame al
HE start. bis friends were sanguine Of sue
cess Relying on bis bottom, he did not
c oniend for The ist heat. In the Cd. ahead
Of Tiifle, he broke down, and ran out on
three legs.
This ended Zinganee's racing career.
by which his owner, J. ). Garrison, Esq
ITO use his own words, uttered the year
before. after getting him cfippled) = lost
the use OF the best horse 10 my opinion IN
this country" Mr. e moreover AYERS that
he never had horse (among them The
celebrated Sally Hornet, Eliza Drake, Or
ange Boy. Hanslap, &c. SEQ that could,
in repeated trials, put him up after The iirs'
500 wards. As "A stock horse, II is predict
ed ftom his own swiliness and endurance
as a race horse, with that OF his sire, dam,
~ dam &c., so much insisted on by SCI.
enllfic breeders, that he will 10 few years
he The most prominent in this country -
His colts are large, bony, and promising.
As an evidence Of his standing Win ihe
best Judges in the race horse region, Dr.
Aleirlt oil the great importing (of horseS)
firm Of Avery s. Co has proposed an ex-
change Of the season OF his imported mares
TO Zlnganee for an equal number OF mares
of Mr.. Garrison. 10 the unrivalIed English
racer Chateapr .Nagaur just arrived 10
the United States.
Good pasturage win be furnished, at a
moderate price, 10 mares lroh a distance.
or they will be grain fed at % cents day
Every attention and precauilon val be 90
served, but will not be responsible LOT
accidents or escapes.
ROBERT w. BAYLOR.
Wood End March 10. 1855 At