Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1836-05-12
INDUSTRY.
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81 rA;xmAsz-k9ass~ mile, from WIN
chester, eight from. Newiown, eight from
Ba,,letown, four from Wildwood, and two
and half from the White Post-and be
let TO mares at SIS the single leap If paid
within the season, if not paid within that
time. the season price will be charged
s25 the season payable the first of August
and forty dollars for insurance, to be pad
as soon as the mare is known 10 be. with
foal. Parting with the mare, or irregu
lar attendance at the stand forieits the IN
surapce) 10 every case 80 cents cash to
the groom to be sent with the mare.
Mares put by the season or leap last
year, that did not prove with foal, will be
insured at the season price this year
Mares from a distance will be furnished
with pasturage without charge. Those
wishing TO put mares early IN the season
can have them furnished with provendei
of every description at a moderate price
| Care will be taken to avoid accidents and
escapes, but will not be accountable foI
them.
JNpUsTRY is beautiful dark brown, 10
hands and one quarter Of an inch high. II
years old this spring, and is one OF the
largest and best formed thorough bred
sons of his sire [Sir Archy.l His perform
ances under his former name [Niger,} and
his present name, rank him with the best
horses for speed. and bottom-and as a
| Coal get.er he is nle rior to none. liz one
of his races over the Baltimore course, be
ran miles in 7 minutes and 63 seconds
n y r.
Industry, was by SIR Archy, his dam by
Balls Florizel, his grand dam Celia by
Wildair, great grand dam Lady Boiling
broke by Pantaloon, gg dam Cadiz by
King Herod, by old Fearnought out Of
| Kitty Fisher: Cadz's dam was Primrose
who was got by Dove, who was got BY
Old Crab. who was got by Silly, whose
dam was Selma, who was got by the TO
dolphin Arabian.
October 1927, when three years old. he
ran for the post stake over the New Mar
ket course, which he won in fine style. -
Next week over the Tree Hill course he
WOO the sweepstakes. Next spring. Qour
years old } he was beaten over Broad
Rock course, mile heats, by Sally Hope
"a good race. He was then taken TO
Baltimore, and won the three mile heats,
beating Bachelor. Fall Of the same year.
at Washington, he won the colts purse,
2 mile heats, next day he won the jockey
club purse, three mile heats. heating Mu-
Iatto Mary and others. Next week at Bal
tmorc, won the mile heats, beating
Bachelor. May 1929, Chen 5 years old,)
over the Washington course, he won the
Jockey club purse, mile heats. Next
fall he was beaten over the Hagers,own
course in which race he broke down and
has never stated since.
Industry will only be permitted to attend
to four mares day, at intervals of four
hours, and in no instance will any part of
this advertisement be deviated from
Mares put by the season this spring that
do not prove with loal, will be permitted
10 go to him throughout the fall season
without any additional charge.
Industry has as yet but few colts old e.
nough TO train, OF those that have been
trained, DIR. Duvall's Slender, Thomas j.
Goodman's Camsidel, G. l.. Sockets
Cippus and Miss Maynard, Gov. Sprigg's
Houteusras and ATLANTA, g. w. DuvalPs
Prince George, Oh. 5 w. Dcrseys Nelly
Webb, Robert Ghiselin's Haidee have
been running with ecat 10 themselves, s.
their size, over the Washington. Baltimore
Upper Marlborough s. Charleston courses
contesting with the Get of the best Stall
lions IN the land, and in almost every in
stance winning the prze.-See the Turf
Register.
The Season has commenced, and will
end on the lst OF July
HECTOR BELL.
April Z, 1886.