The Arkansas advocate., 1836-10-28
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NS/ iLL stand at HARDY RoniNsoN's stahle T rniiys v east of Little Rock on the Memphis road in tho County of Pulaski the season. and will be let to mares until the 18th of July next at s the single visit pad at the time of servceBt5 the season. payable on the It of Janu ny, Isa which lnay be selarsa payment of Sio within the season, and s20 to insure mare to be wt foal payable ascertanine tle let or when the property ehanges ownersthe groom for each mare at the time of service Sl.
 SOREIEts : IS handsome chesnut sorrei fne form upwards Of l5 hHnds high and years old next snriuo He received injury when yrs old which prevented hls beng trained He would, in the opinion of rst rae judges, had net been f9r that misfortune have ade hst rate orse lis blood s equal to any i'll the United states Experienced sportsmen If opinion that be would on the turf have equlad any, He has proven to be sure foa z tier From marcs he can show three us good colts as my others year old spring.
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 SORELTG9 sired by the celebrtted horse youup Ste 8rehy- and he bY Old Sir .frchv-hs dam Jaaef- she by fiorizel, brought from Vrgna-1ar dam was by Grey Aiedly. Young Sir Archy his dlm James Jack son Virginia own sister to Dssderona who sold for s2- 0e0 at yrs o, and half sister to Zanvler by Domed- Langarbsat Sir Arehy mile heats f,r Jockey G.nh purse and bye bst of Sl000 and considered Sir Arehy's equal if not his superior bred bv (oanel Miles Sedon of Virginia and got by the imported horse Daredeviglier daa iady bling bro e was rot by Pan. taIoon; her dam tadiz by Nofmleys Kinr HeroI eon ot learnougat out of Rraeon's imported mare Kitty fisher The dam of Casz was Primrose by Dove sor of Cade 1y Old Cade by the Godolphin Arabian. The dam of Primrose Stella by Othsllo son of Crab--. stella dam was Seine by the fsodoIpn Arabian. The II too well known to make 1t neeessay swell this p;a- gree with the blood of those famous horses.
 CHARLES FENIoN MERGER ROBINSON. E CERTIFY that Sir Arcby was foalod my nro,ertv at Mir Amos n North Carolina where i sent my old mare from Tennessee to the horse He covered mares two at my house, and one season in Mau- y County, Tennessee and all the colts In ve eeon oi hs gettng feel assured there sorse in the west2 ern country his superior. JAMES JACKSON
 Florence, .4fabama.
 A s an evidence of the high opinion entertained of 4 N Young Afchys colts. and the promise they have given of performing well the turf merely state that nearly a his colts, Of sufficient age are entered iii stakes Only one Of them, Hr Jackson's Waxey;) has appeared III public. who won two mile heat and reneat run at Nashville, and second to Polly Powell in the colt race, mile ard repeat being a the time in bad order and of his feet. From trials made of his voungef colts now in traning, have great confidence in tbeif proving successful. M. NEALE
 ftorence, .4fabaaaa.
 " HE sorrel mae Janett, which sold 10 William ,h h. Burton, was sired by Forizel, brought from rgna m year 1sl9 md lately the property of Capt. 'oln Butler of Giles County, Tennessee-her dam was oy Grey Medley the property of Lewis Brown, out of fearnought mare C. $. HARTLEY. 2d ef .aprit, 1852.
 yfIE sorrel colt, now tho property of Charles r. NJ. a Robinson. called Sorelegs, foaled mine in the Spring of 1e32, out of the above nare sired by
 ,who vas by Old Archy out of James Jack scr g imported raare Ws. M. BURTON.
 Sept Ilih 1926.
 Every md attention will be paid 10 mares ief in the of my flther with soelee-lnd pasturaee and grain provided on tho most reasonable terns Greatcare will be taken to prevent accidents Or escapes but no a- bility incurred for either.
 C. r. NJ. ROBINSON. October g, 1s86-4c-tJuly 1st, 1887.
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