Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1837-03-23

s@% a, hi, lglmsr I' .,a ls Of M sn
vile Charlotte county, Val aud viii be let 10 mares
IN the following terms VIZ so the season, payable
the 18th July next, Al which time II will terminate
.I the insurance. payable soon as the mare ls
eertained be- foa, or parted with. Glasses
oil mares TO the number of six VIII be put nj Slo
each. one person becoming responsible together
.,fl one dollar III all eases the groom. Servants
sen, with uarcs, boarded without charge; Mare. fed
with gram and given the very best attention for -
cents per day very excellent and extensive pasuf-
ne traits The subscribers pledge themselves sey-
er, and Individually 10 take the best possible care
of ali ularas entrusted TO their management. and Will
usr every cior prevent accidents of every kind !:
nevertheless, they will not incur any responsibility
Tor any which may occur.
Gentlemen sending mares from Il distance will il
reet Them TO the care OF the subscriber VIZ : rhos
p Richardson, who resides in the village with M
mute written directions. and particular instructions
rs 10 the manner they wish their mares kept, their
tenpers, habits, &c.; whether mscheyeou5 or spite
fil &c. dc. Every necessary preparation has been
made for the accommodation OF mares anil colts.
Goliah Is chestnut horse, upwards OF sixteen
hands high, OF such magnificent and commanding
appearance, spirit, action and muscular power. as
rarely falls to the lot OF any horse possess.
Ills great substance, power and perfect symmetry
hs superior size action and bood-hhe apps arauce.
together with his high character alaccr, and hard
botomed lour mile horse, Will strongly recommend
HIM the breeders of blood and race horses in this
country.
Gohal commenced his racing career at two years
old, aud ran with great success over the most fashion,
able courses nj the North, having invariably to con
tend with horses OF the highest distinction. all of
winch, with scarcely an exception, he defeated with
the greatest rate. Tie afterwards broug Int Viz
glnla v her. he had acquired high reputation both
III 81, ed and bottom founded upon his successful a
chievemelts % the Norfl.-llerc he nobly sustained
that high character winch had been Justly award
ed HIM, having run all his races ut long distances
l1lnclray four mile heats meeting and defeating
many ol the best horses oil his day. During his cam
palen IN NrIina, he beat numerous horses OF high
character, among whom may mention parcu-
larS, the renowned ANDREW, 'Fychicus, Collier L.
y, BaSard Nulli.r, Ironettc Betsy lnr, aud others
oi high claims. GoIiah has proved himself To he Il
horse OF immense speed aS well unltr.ng bottom ::
having ran IG miles over the Fairfield course in -
minutes and 81 seconds-lic also his fourth heat
III this race in seconds less limc than Ecpsr HI,
sire, and Henry then third heat o,fr the Long
Island coursc,--adm'ued TO be every way preferable
to the Fairfield course for quict time. He sustained
nigh reputation for stontncss and eane, having re
manned on the turf iromfWo until seven wear. oi !c.
at winch time he was taken to the stud with strunI
constitution. and without IN, smallest blcmsh. Ills
colts ar no" risin2 tao ycas old. They are very
'Iah4 'as, a.. tns ~ .,apd - racing form ana
ii, 10 doubt sustain the high character the no.
bic sire
PEDIGREE.
Goah vas brsd by that extensive aud successful
/ breeder, Col. Walter Lhin.slon Of New orr was
got by American Eclipsc--his dam, I.ady-oi-t the
Lake, by Mculola-his grand dam, By the imported
morse ENpr,luion-his . dam Maid ui-the- OAKS.
by the imported horse Spread Eaglc-his . r y dam.
Annette by the imported horse. Old Shdrh-hi, = Z
. dam by Nelson's Rockinaham-Fme Wig.
Baylor Gallant imported horse Eurwall's Ee5ulu, .
imported horse Old Diamond, son OF Old Hautbo,.
Dmley's Arabian.
Mendoza " rs got by the running horst Hickory
his dam Neu"tap, by the imported horse. Old bio
m'd-Bclsy Lewis, by the imported harsc SHARK
Atalana, by tia" imported horse. Lyndsly's Arlbian.
celebrated American runnln horse Lees Oil Marn
Anthony, lmVoyl"d Craaiorl--impoflad Silyefe4es--
mport'i 1mus-Iuror.ed MARI, imported b. tn
late Gen. Alexander Spots"ood. OF Spot syyaua
county, \ a.
Thls Is truly arch pedigree and one that cannot
be surrasard.-We here have a combination of Two
OF the mos, desirable strains OF blood-tha of the re-
no"ned Eclipse, and Maid the oa,s-o whom.
mthc internal line, Goah traces immediately. II
Is from this u-ty celebrated MARI that so many race
/ horses OF this distinction have descended. ANON
/ them, We would mention the hiehly esteemed MrGoc,
/ Midas, Rodo'ph, Ber,rma, junior Lad> o! TIN Lac,
Nancy Ar. Clara FIshsr, Caroline Scott and o hers,
OF high tame. Go,al's dun (sho Is one ol lar ma
mediate descendants produced se' rrl other lac Ia
GERS. She i, the dam OF that distinguished young
horse Adons considered the best horse Of ms ace
north OF the Potomac. We deem it uunrc ssary to
comment lur,her on This arcl family OF race horses,
rs they are 50 taYorlhly known 10 the public.
GAINES X RICHARDSON.
| \. b. Goliah will be exhibited at LynchAurg on
the 23l and > ith md at Bed,orl Court House on
The - u March next, also, at Notonay CT. House
On the loth OF April next. G. r.
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