Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1835-04-16
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Young american Eclipse,


Young american Eclipse,
WHO'LL stand for Mares, the ensuing season. at
w the stable Of Henry Bre~u. Jr. in Lynch.
burg. and be LEI 10 mafss al 3o5 The season, and
$40 TO insure eo-insuraaee money VII be
payable rs seen as the mare is known 10 be III foai
transferred the usual reduction VIII be ,naue
where as many rs q mares are pni.
YOuNG AMERICAN ECLIPSE is ds,k grey,
Eve years old this spring, rising fifteen aud hhli
hands high, with clean limbs OF pfoporiionahir
symmetry, large. strong. full hene anil muscle IN
dics,ing greaf power aud durability, strongly re-
ssmhiae hi. sir, .tmcrieon Eclipse pnss, ssng oil
that lofty and eou,nsn ing appearance.
TEDIGREE.
Hi. dam, Mi'ers Maid. bred by tie late Gsae.
raj Coles Of Dosnris, Long l,lana, own sister Ia
.7mtrcan Eclipst--rot by Dmor, out of the noted
Miiiers Damssi, by Old Messenger, Jam The mppr.
ted Pot 8 os More Dufoe. by Diomtd, out OF 4.
mnnda. The blond oil the above Horse. is TOO well
known 10 need fnr,h.r comment. YOUNG AMER.
iCAN ECLIPSE promises 10 equal any Horse in
this country. as a Stoc. Horse.
Tho following Certificate. from my Trniner will
show that he exhibited great speed aud bottom In
hit training, but vas obliged to take him out from
The circumstances he mentions -
10 hereby .ciiii, TINT trained Mr.. {. w Van
Ran Is Grey Eclipse Col, by American Eclipse,
out ofhs full sister and found by the trials made
with him. and two Eclipse Coils was tfsiaiag for
Major William Jones, al Nes-Msrket l.. !. thai
he bad good ,pesd dna bottom. mud rtgiet could
not have him again for gelar rain Ia proper
tx. He ame 10 me Nth the Uorsi sore back EYER
saw, aud could not re rude until the 10Th of Sep
ten,her and by driving bis work, the lime beiug
short. his fore .hns became partly bucked,
and had 10 take him out Of ,ta'o, &c
WILLIAM BAXTER.
Long. bland March II, 1885.
My ohiec, in breeding YOUNG AMERICAN
In h., al m nfp I'M
Maid ofHte Nil 10 her full brother american T..
e'ipse, and thereby 10 preserve, pure and uncon
tamin ated by any iyeniions or interior cross ,thi
superior and uneqnalled blood, has hcrn, in this
instance, completely realized. Breeders have in
This young Horse, fair formed noble animal. fully
equal 10 his sire in sze. form, and figure with den-
tlcslly the same blood in his veins. By which
means the un,ivslled qualities Of his sro msy be
perpe,usted many years, wh.n, by the course OF
nature, the original shall cease 10 exist.
] am fully aware OF The general prejudice la
this country, against breeding +" in din but IN
England. where they have had more experience,
although th re- is among breeders n diversity OF
opinion yet the prejudice is tho other way. But
80 long as have the example Of the Eaglish Fly
sng Chiiders. the blood Of whose dam was nearly
identical with that OF Old Spdnkef. and who's. per.
totmances one bundled yenrs since have never
been eqnalled 10 his day, aud from whose stock
we now derive orr b.n blood must adhere 10 my
opinion, thar in 6reediag,' !. not only usef1 bui
TO certain estsnfn ecssary, 10 ensure superiority
in the progeny
My advanced age, & consequent inability 10 AT
tend personally to my Stud Horses, induced me
last fall TO dispose OF the principal part Of them
] however reserved YOUNG AMERICAN L.
CLipoE' wi h a view OF being able 10 get him eg-
tsblishsd in some part of the country, where his
stock might be duly appreciated. and prove valun.
BILE to The breeder. &. w. VAN RANSr,
100 Broadway, New York.
YOUNG AMERICAN ECLIPSE is nov n, hn
stand in my care-As he il us large aud Just such
horse, in form and appearance, Ms the celebrated
American running horse, Old Eclipse, IL ia hoped.
he will please the breeders Of blooded stock -
Young as he is. aIr Van Ranst ha. refused $4,000
Tor him. and will probably ,iain him az ain tins TALL
In which case, IL Is more than likely, that he will
shsw himself equal IA turf horse, to his renown.
ed sire--Wh,le with MIR. Baxter, he grve the hes,
promise, and e1hiuiel most of tho peculiatll,rs,
oltne old Horse--always run under a strong pull
allowing al ihe same time,a free use OF the timber
His sire, II will be remembered, was rode in rrea,
races, with wire whip aud sieel spur bolh OF
which were freely used. The ample means Of Nc
Yam kansi have placed il in his power to indulge
himself Ia great fondness for disD guished stock
lie owned the OLD imported Messenger fer ele
ven yfats, n horse, IN every way equal To Diomod
or Harris old Medlev--he paid $4,000 for Busso.
rsh, before h. landed from the ship-Ile purchased
oio American Eclipse, of Gen Coles, and appic.
nend'ng he might die, engaged the next colt his
dan, might have by Dnroek. This colt called the
miller Maid, was put To her full brother old T.
cl,pse by which means Mr.. Van Ranst obtained
foung American Eclipse. sthe old Eclipse is
no" standing in Dinw idde nj 300, il is really TO
be hoped that this veteran breeders horse will b.
encouraged at the reduced price OF S25. Good
ana ex,en'ive paslurege IA provided near Lynch.
hnfg--mares will be grain fed at 20 cen,s n any
without slut. Every possible attention paid 10
'"a'es from distance, bur no responsibility for es
capes accidents.
foung American Eclipse will be nj the Bsdfo,d
Etec'ot HENRY BROWN !,
April Ia Ia