Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1837-03-16
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| .ayIJIS di,tinrui. he'd Racer and Stallion wi
| 4 make HI, next season, commencing the ] e..
| / February ST., al bis former stand, MARY,
| lie, Charlotte county. Va.,) and VII be lt
} mares on the following terms, VIZ: SD u
ea,en payable the 18th Julv next, al whicI
me IL Will teruiinate, SOB The insurance, pay"
| ,ie rs soon a he mare Is a>cerIalned 10 he u
| oll or parted with. Glasses of niares To IN
lumbar Of six will beput at s 10 each. one perSo
| ,scomn, re 'pnn .lble together with one dolla'
| all eases to the groom. Srvsnts sent wi
,lares boarded without charge: Mares led VIII
.raIn and given the yery hest attention Tor
ents per day very excellent and extensive pas
nr1se gratis. Thr subscribers pledge them
elves seyerally AL N livlIuil lily Il tike tn"
rst possible care OF all res entrusted 10 then
nanagemrnt. aud will use every effort IL pre-.
rnt accidents OF every kind nevertheless, they
vii no, incur any re. possibility for any whlcl
nav ccur.
Gentlemen sending mares from distance will
iifect them To the care OF the subscriber, VIZ
rhos. u. Richard, on, who resides IN The village
with minute written directions and particular
Instructions To lhe manner they wish then
nares kept, their tempers. habits, e.. whether
nischievous or spitetDl, e.. &c. Every ncce>
.try preparation has been made for the accom-
notation Of mares and colts.
GOLlAll IS Il che smut hor,e upwards oil SIX
cen hln IS high, Of such magnificent aud com
nlnding appearance, spirit acton and muscular
'ower asr rarely falls to the lot OF any one horse
opposes. lil,greai substance, power and perfect
,ygmetry-hi. superior size action and blood
TX appearance together with his high character
IS racer, and bard bottomed four mile horse
vail strongly recommend hun 10 the breeders Of
blood and race horse, IN this country.
GoLiAll commenced hi, racing career at
twoyears old, AMI ran with great succe>s over
the most IA *h'onabie course, at the North, hav-
ing invariably 10 contend with horse, of the high
1t distraction all OF which, with scarcely an ex
'epuon, he defeated with the greatest ease. He
vas afterwards broughlto Virginia, where he had
acquired hi1h reputation both tdI speed
md bottom, founded upon his rces>ful achiev-
nents 10 the Nor,b.-lIerc he molly sustained
that hi!h character which had been so justly a.
"arded HIM, having run all his races al hong di>
taneeSi p'ucIpally ioar mile heats meeting &
ieteating many OF the best horses oil his day.
During his campaign in Virginia, he beat numer-
Gus horses OF high character, among whom We
may mention, pdrf mdriy. the renowned An.
drew, TychIcus Collier, Il. A. Bayard, NuIl6er.
lronette, Betsy Hare, and Others OF high claims.
Gohah has proved himself 10 be hor,e Of I'm
men'e speed a well as untIrrnL bottom hav.
ing run Is mile, over the Fairfield course IN 8?
minutes aud 81 second, He also ran hi, iourth
heat IN tins Tdce III seconds less iime than T.
chpse, his sre, and Ilenry ran Their thjrl hea,
over tn Long land cour. e-admrtled To be ev-
cry way prefer bic te.the FL field course 70 Gu,
TIME. lie sn stunned al "h reputation for toutnts
and game, having remaiAei on the turf from two
until seven years Of age, at which time lac wa.
taken to the stud with strong constitution, and
without the smallest hIemi~h. HIS colt, are
now r',,as two years old. fhey are very prom
lslng, OF fine SIZE, and high racing form and
will no doubt, sustain the high character OF thei
noble size.