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ZINGANEE.
.yiIlS thorough bred Stallion an

wis thorough bred Stallion and f.mou.
- racer, will stand the ensuing season .,
my farm. Wood End, miles vest Of Charles
town, Jeherson County, Va, commencing
the LIST March. aud ending July 9Th, At the
very low price 1or such a horsc) Of Sa5 the
season, pay able with $40 in the season. AIS
the single iesP. snd $40 20 insure, with 50
cents 10 the groom in every case. wishing
TO AFFORD gsntienea on THE side OF the Blue
ksdgs On opportunity, that can be rarely
presented, OF breeding from q hor.e, POS
sessing prs-emiscntiy all the valuable au,Ii-
ties Of the genuine race horse, such =, I'm,
size, great strength. uaeonmoo speed. uo-
doubted purity Of blood trsnsmitied through
long line OF racing ancestry, combined
with unainehing game" or bottom on the
turf. ] have been 1t great pains 10 procure
L,nganse, and trust that they will make ., an
object 10 Patronize hun.
DESCRIPTION.
Zinganee is . dark bay, With black ler,.
mane and tail. He 10 Is hands three niche.
high, OF line bons and great muscular power.
RHDIoRHE.
Zingapee was sired BY old Sir Archy: nj.
dam the celebrated race mare AtaIanta. (soId
at 10 years oldfor 1000 dollars BY imported
Chance; his grand dam by imported Esg!e;
his &c d Maria, (that won the 30 mile race
at fsirheld,) BY Bay Yankee; EGgd,
that WOO - races and broke down in her
2oah.) by Celsr; hhggggd by Partner, his
gggsgd by Apollo; his gggg BY
valiant; his ggsgg G BY Janus; his r
gggggg d By Jolly Roger.
Sir Arehys pedigree need. no comment.
Chance. imported BY Col. TsyIoe, vas BY
Lurcher; Recovery BY tlyder Ally; Perdi,ta
By King iierod. &c. &c. &c.
Imported Eagle was by Volunteer; his dam
BY HighAysr.
Bay Yankee by President, he by imported
Clockfast, &C. &c. A reference 10 the Eng
iish and America stud books will attest the
purity OF every cross in Zinganee.
PmFoRNdAMCEs.
Owing 10 4 series Of untoward accidents,
ZingAnee ran but few races. They, howev-
or, were OF the first order, and the di,tine-
hon Of the comPetiiors be vanquished, ha,
given him . reputation, scarcely surpassed
IN the annals Of the American Turf. We
will select but two, from the American Turf
Register, vol. }.
Jerusaiem Spring Meeting. is32-.sE< Heufs-I
$500 eHfraaoe
Zinganee, by Archy, 4II
Iris, by Rssselas, } 80
Cotton, by Archy, O3 DIR
Whitenose, BY Eclipse, dr.
Time-lst heat, I'm ass; I'd, I'm AS; ID,
In SOs- This was the quickest second mile
heat ever run IN America, aud exactly equal
70 Timoleon's celebrated lst heat, done in
La 47s.'
Fa.feid Spring .Neeaag-Jockry Club Purse.
SO dollars.
Zinganee, 4 years old, I
Collier, by Charles, 2
Mohawk, by Shawnee, d
Pamunkey, BY Eclipse, 50
Turk, by Arab, 4 di.
Bonnsts o. Blue, by Charles, dr.
This race was run through mud and rain,
and 30 deep was the track, that Col. John
800 withdrew Bonnets o. Blue after the I'd |
mile. u required The stouioess and wind of
Zingaaee 10 maintsin the foremost rank.
against such brilliant eompetitoss, TO have |
been beat By any one OF which would be no |
disgrace.
His last race IVES ct Baltimore, aRains, the |
inviSeiole Tribe. Although lame a. the |
start, his friends wete ssnguine Of success. |
Relying on his bottom, he did not contend \
Tor the LIST beat IN the ID, ahead Of Tribe. |
he broke down, and ran out on three legs
ne II TO Plorids. and beating Tribe and IT,
rant IN very quick heat.
This ended Zi0gsbeo's racing career, BY I
which bis owner }. o. Garrison Esq 20 (use
NteNtC1 toC yDoI CeIofc, amer 1
getting him erippled) "lost the use OF the
best horse IN my opinioB in this country. "
Mr.. q. moreover AYERS that he never bad
horsc (smong then the celebrated Sally
Hornet, Eliza Drake, Hsoslap, Orange Soy
ke &e.,) that could. IN repeated trials, pui
iis' uP after the FIRST 500 yards. AZ q stock
horse, b prsdicted from his Own swiftnsss
md endurance ~ race Aofss, wish that nf
hrs sire. dam, &c dam &C., 50 much insisted
On bJ soienii6o breeders. that he will IN . few
yesrs be the most prominent in this country.
his colt are large, bony, and promising. -
hs "a evidences Of his standing With the best
Judges 10 the Vass boyss Vsgien, DIR. MERIT
u the great inpoFting (of horSos) firm oG
avery 4 Co, has proposed On exchange Of
ne season o. his imported siares % ZinEspee
log an equal number Of aaFss Of Me-. (sarvL /
'on TO the uDrivaIled English racer Chaf,snr
Hsygssr jusi arrived IN The United States.
Good pastursge vilI Be furnished, 81 .
moderate price, 70 mares from distance, OF
hey VII be grain fed al IS cents per Day
Every aiisatioo aOd preesution Will be o6ser-
red, but will no, Be Responsible for sect
leafs % eseapss.
ROBERT ". BAYLOR.
Wosd Fed, March ~, 1885.
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