Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1835-06-01

xW n IN the stable Of Henry B,o.s
AAAsskA66 Lynchburg, and be L., ., u
s23 the season, end S40to ei.ure a co,, mars
money will be payable as soon as the eiaa,
~ oe ~ ioa or transferred; the usual reduc,;aA'i
De MADE where as many as . mares are mn, ''ioh NJ
YOUNG AMERICAN EcLIpsE is da,l
years OLD TINS spring rising fifteen aud bsi b,
nish' with clean l,inbs Of proportionable Haa,
large strong, full bone and muscle, ind,ca;,u
power and durability, strongly resep,bhn" sRf
dmer,edn Eclipse, possessing all tina. lofty 5na ~ a.
mandlng appearance. '"4 tea
PEDIGREE.
His dam, Miiler's Maid, bred BY the lar. y
Coles, OF Dosoris Long Island, own sister 'thel.
can Echpse-got by Duroc, out ofthe no,cd ,,,n,'s
Danset, by Old Messenger, dam the lmno,a5 tatr,
os Mdre-Duroc by Doomed, out of a,,ons e fos
blood OF the above Horses is too well l,s Ii,
further comment YOUNG AMrRrc,y -, " ae,
misses TO equal any Horse in this country p
Horse. y 's d sba
The following Certificate, from my T,a,.
sho" that he exhibited great spead and ha,,",a'.
training. but was obliged to take him ont ~ IL
cumstances he mentions - Tue eh
] do hereby certify, that ! trained NJ, w.,
Ransts Grey Eclipse Colt, by American Ec,'",'N
OF his full sister, and found, BY the trials on
him. and two Eclipse Colts was ,raini,, r WIN
William Jones, New Market, j. l. that l..
speed and bottom, and regret | could not ba1 soC1
again tor irregular train in proper fix lie c,. M'
me with the ,corst back ever saw and oo'ii
be rode until the 9Th OF September and b Ss nH
his work, the time being short his fore ann u!
came sore, partly bucked and had to take hin, oa ~
tram Ne: WILLIAM BAXTTR
Long Island, March II, 1895 w.
My object in breeding You've AMEKIcAvr ,,,..
by the usual experiment of putting Maid Of ug
TO her sui brother, american Eclipse and there's
! preserve pure and uncontaminated by anv ,d,s!,.
tions or interior cross, this superior and unequal.
blood, has been, in this instance, completely ,ra,
Breeders have in this young Horse, a far io,,,.1
noble animal, fully equal to his sire in SIZE f
figure, with identically the same blood in his,er.
! By winch means the unrivallcd qualities Of he s,
may De ptfpetuatcd many years, when, b, l eon,,.
ofnatnre. the original shall cease to cNist
! miully aware of the general prejudice NH.
country, against breeding in and iu.. bnt m ~,
land, where they have had more experience alIha'G
! there is among breeders a diversity of onin;nn "
/ the prejudice is the other way. Bui So lona .,
/ have the example of the English FlpiHg cb,1d,'
! the blood of whose dam was near, ilent,oi
with that OF Old Span&er, and whose pcrformanc.
ono hundred years since have never been eouaed +,
,'os gay, ana from whose stock now derive on,
| best blood, ! must adhere to my opinion that - +.
breedhg,' Is notonly useful, but to certain e,,s,
! necessary, to ensure superiority in the progeny
| NY advanced age, and consequent inability IN =,
tend personally to my Stud Horses induced mp Ia,
tall to dispose OF the principal pai, OF thern-I how
ever reserved YOUNG AMERICAN ECLIPSE, with
vie" Of being able to get him established in some m
OF the country. where his stock NIGH, be dull, amor.
ciatcd, and prove valuable to the breeder
! &. ". VAN RANST,
72o, Broadway, New y OIL
YOUNG AmERcAS EoLrsf, is now al his stand II
my carc-As he is as large and Just such horse i.
! form and appearance, as the celebrated American
running horse, Old Eclipse it is hoped, r. vii
please the breeders OF bloodcd stock.-Young as /,
; is, Mr.. Van Ransl has refused $1,000 for linn. an
will probably train him again lis !!2a!--:n ~hi,l
case, it is more than likely, that he will sies HIN
sell equal as turf horse, TO that Of his rcnowre
sirc.--N bile with Mr. Baxter, hc gave tho best pro
mise sud exhibited oi the pcculialities u II
old ltorsc-always run under strong pull do IN
at the same time free of tho timber HIS sire
| II viii be remembered, rode in great races, ait
! wire whip and steel spur, both OF hich were tG,
! ~ used. The ample means Of MIR. Van Ranst ~,
placed IT IN his power to intulgc himself N
! great ondness for distinguished st0ch--lie oN1e
the old imported Messenger, for eleven years,
horse, in every way equal 10 Doomed. OF llaits o.
Mcdey--hc paid @ionO for Bussorah, before b
landed from the ship-IIc purchased Old Amerca
Eclipse, ofGen. Coles, and experimenting lie micl
die, cngagcd the neXtCot his dam might have b
Durock. This colt, called the MilleY's Mad YEA
put to her full brother old Eclipse, by which meau
! MIR. Van kanst obtained Young American Eolpst
As the old Eclipse IS now standing in Dinu:diie
800, it is really TO be hoped that this ycteran bec
dcrs horse will be encouraged at the reduced ptic
! OF SD Good and extensive pasturage is provide
near Lynchburg-mares will be gram led a, .
cents day without stint Every possible attention
| paid to mares from distance but no responsible,
! for escapes or accidents.
Young American Eclipse will be at The Btl6rr
Election. HENRY BROWN, II
April l., IS