Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1835-03-10
THE THOROUGHBRED RACE HORSE
6sROSfpr

TWILL stand the ensuing season at Buckingham
wv Court House, and at my residence, the Physic
spring, IN buckingham county. The season will COM
mence on the 18th of March, and end the 18th july
Terms--Iwenty dollars the season. due at the exura
uon OF the season. and if not then discharged, the
OF individuals will be requircd$l0 the leap payable at
the time of rendering the service-S30 insurance
Die as soon as the mare is ascertained to be in oase
ing, exchanging parting with the mare in any way
will in all cases. be considered as equivalent to The as
cerainng OF her being in foaland so cents cash the
groom in every instance
Gentlemen distance who are desirous Of attaining
colts from this celebrated horse can send their mares To-
the Physc Spring they will be fed grain for % cts
day. and good pasturage afforded gratis Strict atien-
dents escapes.
Glosicr is now rising seven years old, of beautiful
blood bay possessed Of great muscular power activity
Lofty bearing, and perfect symmetry Of form &c
PERFORMANCES
His performances the turf such as cnttle him
TO high standing among finest horses lie ran at
New Market for the Propretor's purse two mile heals
in the Spring of 1882 winning with case both heats and
beating seven first rate horses among which were Mr.
White Collier tho winner Of many races, and the
heater of Sally Hornet, Andrew, Polly Hopkins and
Virginia TaylorD and Mr. Selden's Sparrowhawk In
this GlOscr distanced Mr Johnson Null6er and
two others The same season he ran at Norfolk and al
though out Of order, and permanently injured by severe
san yet he was second beat, and commended fol the
purse three heats running the second and third heats in
the very short time Of 3n 40s and 3 4Ss Gentlemen
who saw the race declared that he had done himself more
honor, considering his order and The injury which no
had sustained in the race, than he did at New Market
where he beat seven horses Since them Gloster has
not been on the turf
Pedigree.-Glostc got by Sir Charles whose
pedigree is too we'll known to require repetition here
Ills dam by Sir Alfred; his dam BY tic imported
horse Hambletonj dam by ihe imported Dioned:
g g dam by the imported Bedford q e r dam by
imported Blaze & Egg dam by Medley Wildair,
Cripple, Bonsdale, Aristotle, &c.
Gloser was bred and is owned by Mr. Christie
pher - moriss, of Gloucester county who lately sold
colt Purton) for $1,000. Puton and the dam Of Clos-
ter are half brother and sister
Gioscr IS sure foalgettcr-and the subscriber f ne
cessaTy, produce the certificates Of the respect
able gentlemen, proving his colts to be remarkably fnc
GARLAND BROWN
Physic Spring, March 3. 0s-.w4w
NNARMYILLE MUSIC AND FANCY STORE
n GEo. L. KNAUYt keeps constantly for sale an "a
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metallic patcs) from the celebrated mandatory Of
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will be- that the buyer risks Of injury loss
which often happen during the voyage from New York
or even from Richmond to this ncigbborbood and tbey
will be ,carranted. and kept tune for ~ months Also
secondhand Pianos, at low prices, keyed and plain
Flutes, Guitars Yioins Claroncts and other mueca IN
struments large Of and standard MI,
SIC tor the Piano, Guitar, Flute, &c Instruction Books
best Roman Strings. MaEtcpiecc Looking Gasscs Sofas
Settles, Rocking and Fancy Chairs ofal kinds 4 G. &c
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