Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1835-04-13
April -
The tuH Bioodcd Horse
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Young amevicnn EcAipse,

~ 'hr s'hoe oI iIenfy Bto~n, Jr. IN I} ucb'
burg, and he lei 10 mares at 1920 the season, md
) 10 to insure n colt--insurance money will be
payable as Soon AS the mare is known To bo III 'o,l
or transferred, the usual reduction will be made
where MS many as 6 mares ARE put.
YOUNG AMERICAN ECLIPSE is dark grey
FIVE years old this spring, rising fifteen aud hall
hands high, with clean limbs OF p,oporii,nabr
| symmetry, hrge, strong, full bone md muscle, in
dica,ug great power and durability, strongly re
sembl'ng his sire Amer'can Eclipse, possessing all
| that lofty aud commanding appearance.
PEDIGNEE.
His dam, NHiers Maud, bred by the late G,oe
raj Coles, Of Dosoris, Long .l,land, own SISTER u
.4n'ricnn Ecipse-got by DWoc, ont OF the noted
NHers Damsl by OH Messenger Jam the imp T.
| ted Pot os Mare Dur0c bv Di0mtd out Of 4
mdiida he blood OF the above Horses ~ too well
known 10 need fnrlhcr comment. YOUNG AMER.
| UAN ECLIPSE promises 10 equal any House 10
this country, ms a Stock Horse.
The following Certificate, FROM my Trainer will
! show lhai he exhibited great speed aud bottom IN
his training. but VAS obliged to take him out from
The circumstances he mentions -
do hereby certify that trained Mr.. &. W. Van
| Rans'ts Grey Eclipse Coli, by American Eclipse,
out OF his full sister. "nd found. by the trials made
with him, aud two Eclipse Coils was training for
| Major William Jones, al News Narkei l.. |. thai
he had good speed and bottom. and reg,et could
not bave him again for regular train in proper
Fix. lie came TO me with the t0orS sore burk ever
saw, md could not be rode until the 18th OF Sep
| lember aud by driving his work, the time being
SO short, his fore shins became partly bucked
| and had 10 take him out Of train, &c.
WILLIAM BAXTER.
Long Island March II, 1850.
My Obj ect in breeding YOUNG AMERICAN
ECLIPSE, by the unusual experiment OF putting
Mad Of The MIL to her full bi other, american f.
cHPSe, and thereby TO preserve pune aud uncon-
animated by my adventurous OF inferior cross,hi'
superior and un'qnaIIed blood, hns been, in this
| instance, completely realized. Breeders have IN
! this young Horse, far formed noble annnl, fully
equhl to his sire Ia SIZE, lotm and figure, with len
| ticaly the same blood in his veins. BY witch
means the nn walled qualities of his sito may be
perpc'uatrd mhny years whro. by the ronrse oil
nature, the original shall cease 10 exist.
am fully aware OF the general prejudice in
this country, asans, breeding in dnd.,n, but in
England. where tb6y have bad more experience,
although ih r. il among breeders n diversity OF
opinion, YET the prejudice is HE other Wa,. Bat
50 long rs have the example OF the Ebgllsh iIy-
ing Chiiders, the blood Of whose dam WAS neatly
Identical with lhat Of OM Spa,ikef. and WHOSE per
lotmaDces one hundred yehrs since have never
been eqnaIled his day, aud from whose stock
We now derive our best blood, mus, adhere TO my
opinion, that "m breeding,' is not only useful but
to certain estenin ccssary, 10 ensure superiorl,
in the progeny.
My advanced are, & consequent inability TO at.
tend personally to my Stud Horses induced M
last f"ll to dispose Of the principal par Of 'h"m-
however reserved YOUNG AMERICAN T..
CLIPcE, wi Ii n view OF being ahle to gel him es
tabIlshed in some part oil the country, where hi
stock might be duly appreciated, and prove valua
BILE to the breeder. e. W. VAN RANSI,
100 Brr adway, New York.
YOUNG AMERICAN ECLIPSE. IS now NJ hia
stand in my care As he is as large and ls such
horse, in form aud appca,ane', as the eeehra,e'
Anp t,f, 4
he will please the breeders Of blooded stork.-
Young as he is, Mr. Van Rans has refused $1,000
for him, and will probably ram him again tbs iall
in which casr, il is NOR than likely that he vii
shew himself equal as n turf horse, 10 has renown-
ed sire-Wlile with Mr. Baxter, hr geve the best
promise, aud exhibited most oil The pecuihIiiits,
oflhe old Horse--awa,s run under slroag pull
allowing al he same lime, free use OF the timl er.
His sire, il will be remembered, was rode in great
rnce., with swre whip and steel spur, both Of
which Werr freely used The ample means ol Mr.
Fan Rsnsi have placed II IN his power 10 irdnlee
himself in great londness Tor distinguished stock
lie owned the old imported Messenger, fer elo
vPn years, horse, IN every way equal 10 ID omsd,
or Harris old hledcv-he paid S4O0O for Busso.
rab, before h landed from The shp-He purchased
Old American Eclipse, Of Gen Coles and apPrc-
nendng he might die, engaged the next coll, h''
dan might have by Dnrock. This colt. called The
Mllle,'s Maid, was put to her fail brother old f.
ehpse by which means Mr. Van Kanst obtained
Young American Eclipse. As the old Eclipse is
now standing in Dnwdde nj : 100, II is really 10
be hoped that this veteran breeders horse VIII he
encouraged at the reduced price OF $50. Coos
aud extensive pasturage IS PROVIDED near Ly nch"
turg-inares will be grain ted at 20 cents a day,
without stint. Every possible attention paid I"
mares from distance, but responsibility fol e..
capes or accidents.
Young Amclican Eclipse will be Al 'Hr Bedford
Eleeiion, HENRY BROWN
Anil IL Is