Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1835-03-12
HEOespstE..

FHtIIS thorough bred and Justly distinguished Stall
IA lion viii stand the ensuing season. at my farm Isl
Legcr) IN the county of Chesterfield, % miles from Pc
tcrsburg and 10 from Richmond The season COM
mcnced on the 18th of February and will end the 10TH
of July: he will be let TO mares at $50 the season, which
may be discharged by the payment of $40 if paid
before the LIST day of October; 75 for insurance. 10
paid it sscerained the in foa or her
owner parts with her; and dollar to the groom for
each Good pastnrage and every necessary attcn
ton will be furnished gratis and fed with grain,
If required at the usual price of % per day Lots
colts and If attention. industry, and faithful agents,
insure IT. all mares sent to Iiotspar shall be lre attend
eel TO,
Hotspur has acquired fame anKreputation which no
staiionn America mas obtained under such circum
stances Standing heretofore very low price and
with but few exceptions covering only common mares
his colts have nevertheless rvallcd those of the get OF
the most distinguished stations of the day-stalions
that have covered, probably, 20 more good mares
where he has covered one almost every colt of his that
has been trained has turned out to be, If rstratcr
at least good horse. His colts that have been
trained are, DIR hinges Black Hawk, Mr.. Bolts Back
slider, MIR. Pucketts Sailor Boy Mr. William Mnges
Blue Streak, Mr. Randolph Harrisons Quarter Master
Mr. DoswePs Mclver, Mr.. Crump's Harry Percy Mr..
Brocken5roughs Wcstwood, and Mazeppa, 1.-THE proper
~ of Col. Johnson and James NJ Seden) whose brill
liant success at the Central and Tmoniu courses last
fall has elected from the best judges the expression of
ihe opinion that he the best horse in America
Iotspur dark ccsnut, of fine size, of great power
and extraordinary activity lie got by Pmoeon, his
dam dam was by old Archy; his grand dam by imported
Magic his g. G. dam by Mark Antony his g. r.. g. dam
by old Wldair his G. e. e. g. dam was by Fcarnought-
IL Is deemed unnecessary to say any thing of the pedigree
OF any of these Hotspurs ancestors as IT is pre-
simed they known by every one and NAV be seen
by reference to the Turf Register 1t ia believed that he
combines in his pedigree, in direct descent many of
Hotspur trained by Col West Of North Carolina; he
ran but few and them all with ease excent
the last, IN which he broke down. This four mile
race which he was contcsting with the famous Flrta
IL is the opinion of Col West that if he had been sound
he could have beaten her and he says that if Hoispur
was not the best racchOrsc he trained that he does
his
Gentlemen at the South North wishing to send their
mares to fotpur may rest satisfied that every
will be paid TO them and care taken TO send them home
in good condition. JOHN HETH.
Black Heath, February 81. 94-w6w
THNIlE distinguished Stallion, CAROLINIAN com
d. menced his present the 10th instant, and
VIII close the 10th July next at the stable of the subscr
bers at Charlotte Court House, Va at $50 the season,
payable at the expiration thereof and $50 INSURE the
insurance money to be paid whenever the is known
TO be with toa or parted with; and dollar to the
groom for the service of each Every possible
care will be given TO prevent accidents but liability
tor any that may happen.
PEDIeREE.-C arofinian was got by the renowned Sir
Archie; his dam by the imported Druid his grandam
by old Wdar, (bcst OF old Fearnaught) his great
grandam by Americus; his gggrandam by the import
cd old janus bis g grandam also by old janus his
egg graDdam by the imported horse Moor's Partner;
his ggggg gandam by the imported horse old Jolly Ro
GER out OF the imported Kitty Fisher Carroll
man blood can be traced the English Stud Book
far back as the following horses Places White Turk,
imported by Mr. Place. Stud-keeper to Oliver Crom-
ling Turk, 1853; Dodsworths dam 1916 &C. &c, &c.
The subscribers feel hesitation in saying that they
gave general satisfaction the last season. TO those per-
sons who entrusted their to their as ont OF
more than sixty that left to their care not
one was returned out Of order and nearly all Of then,
much atter than when they They only pro-
mise continuance Of their best cxerons 10 give sats-
iacion and hope to have ample proof Of their
in the return Of large number Of those who patronscd
the horse the last Carolinan served near 100
the last season. and digent enquiry we can.
not hear Of than five that have proved in oa
and invite oil persons whose mares failed the last
season. to send them back and they shall be insured
the price This being the last that Caronan may
make in this part Of the country we solicit all those
who have any wish to breed from him. to avail them
selves Of the present opportunity 10 breed from horse,
whose size, color, FORM blood and pcrformancesand
the character and performances Of his get all prove him
10 be the cheapest horse in Virginia. at $50 the
All persons sending from distance will please di
rect them 10 The Of hos r. Richardson, Of the
subscribers living at the Courthouse, with particular
written directions how they wish them kept, whether
pasuTed or fed their empcrs habits. DC and their drcc
tons shall be honestly complied with. lie has provided
himself amply with grain, stables separate enclosures.
and every thing necessary to the successful accomplish
men Of The end in view Mares shall be well fed at q
per day and servants sent with them boarded cra
It's. We would suggest the propriety Of sending
before they foa every way preferable TO the practice
Of travelling young colts; accompanied, also, with the
uncertainty Of the standing, &c &c
THOMAS = RICHARDSON.
RICHARD J. GAINES.
February 10 00--wGw
NIB BY reference e. the September No 1852. Of tho