Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1837-05-29

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s--ssssaafSsa'ssa TERMS,
W III be - dollars the season discl,.,
payment oi 20 dollars within the season-,l y ''l'
Insure h'he 10 be with loal, the insurance
payable as soon as thu mare IS ascertaned =, unity
'''' VI '''hsieaeP' Hl@ the single leap, payabls.,
time OF service, and Il dollar to the ,rna; I'll IT,
case. Liberal deduction will be made h. "a tIs'
man putting } more mares '9 s'hiie
hooh lastnrage will be furnished Tor n,,,,
Mares fed al 30 cents per day. 7l's
Inc greatest care and attention will he -,
mares ana co's' by careful grooms provided To-
purpose, and every eXertion will be used ~ NJ h'
accidents or escapes, but no RESPONSIBILITIES f',t1'
DESCRIPTION.
YOUNG AMERICAN ECLIPSE
more readily known, in Virginia as a NulL'
Mckinney Roam, seven Years old this Sprinn' - ~
hltcen and hall hands high large strong b0,.
muscle, measuring the around the pi,,b Il 'a3
ana paStefh hoheS' and consequently, the same a,o
other bones that Old American Eclipse do 99o3
strongly resembling his noble SIRE in all ,b : 'N1'
points Tor speed, great power and ,urabity-,h 'A
racterlsnc traits OF this STRAIN OF Horses m
English Eclipse down TO our ,ay ' 'at
PEDIGREE
Ills dam Mlller's Mad bred by rho l,
Coles of Dosris, Long Island own sister IN t
can Eclipse-got by Duroc out of the notel
DaihSeL by old Messenger, dam tie imported p,
mare Dufoek. by Diomcde, ont of Amanda m
blood OF the above horses. is too well kuown T., 49,,
further comments, being the immediate tc,rcnia.,,
oi the best blood that England boast OIL In ,r,,
BRITAIN the breeders of stock seek to trace b,rf -
three great strains OF horses, the Eclipse the Ierl
| and Tie Matchems and tracing to them they arc
! iNfd not wishing any thing better This stocl H.,
We have just named Is the result OF mixture ot ,l
! tlerod and the Eclipse crosses than which uotb,
could be better, the lierod strain being as rcn,i,
bic Tor essential qualities OF speed and bottom ~ III,
/ E.CI famed nd 4
we could desire in a horse
| Nc AMERICAN ECLIPSE Promise 3,
equal any horse IN this country stock horse Yl
following Certificates from Nh Baxter, who ,r,,aal
him while in Mr.. an Ranst'S possession, will ,bn
that he eNhbte,i great speed and bottom in ms Tram
M, but was obliged to take linn out or tho caI,,..
| hr mentions.
CERTIFICATES.
do hereby certify that | trained Mr.. {. W N,,
Ranst's gray Eclipse colt b, American ECLIPSE ON
OF his full sister, and found BY the trials made win
him. and two Eclipse Colts was training for Naio,
Vim. Jones, OF New Market, l.. l.. thai he had p6ol
speed and bottom, and regret that could not have
hun again on regular tram good fix. le cam,
To me with desperate back, from the tongue OF bnc-
kle having been forced down the flesh by the sad
die, where 1t remained until he run his accustomed
distance, which prevented his beng rode until ths
18th of September. and By driving ms work. the tim,
being short, his fore shuls became solc, part,
huek d, and had To take linn ont ri train.
M. BANTER.
Long Island, March T., 1888.
My object in breeding Dung American Eclipse
hv putting the Mad OF the Mill to her full brother
American Eclipse, and thereby to preserve pure and
nncontanuated by any adventurous OF inferior GRO,
So, ths superior and uucquallcd blood, has been IN
this instance cuutplccl, successful breeders have IL
tins young horse, Just such horse form and szc
as ms noble sire, strong we'll placed shoulder long
and muscular ann, near the point OF his Shout
. : UISt he same,
with old American Ecipse--a fine distinct hoe h
bending well back, white the hmd les point orwar,
and place hi, feet well under hnn-hl, POINTS elem
and small, lns like ms slrc's. the knee and paster
Joint and Of course tive other loiuls being ust III
same around them with old Eclipse, Ia, head /
! something shorter and he measures near three niche
less where the head and neck JOIN, than his sire does
which makes HIM a handsomcr horse. il any thing
! than his renuW ned sire 30 other Stallion IN Amer.
lca, has The merit OF having idrniicay the SAKE
blood IN his veins thai old Eclipse has, together nh
all his winning points but tins 81 his, oug 4
| nlcrican Eclipse.
/ ana aware otthe prcjudiccs of many in tli, coun-
ny, against breeding III and in, but in England where
they have had more experience, although there
diversity of opinion among breeders, the prejudice i,
the other WaN-but so long as haze the example o
the English Flying Chllders, the blood OF who's,
dam was nearly dentitail> with that Of old spanker
and whose performances loo years since have never
been cquallcd 10 this day and from whose STOCK We
procure our D'NI hoOu-l must adhere
mon, that III breeding IS onl, useful but To Ger
tam extent necessary To ensure superiority in e pro-
gcnv.
My advanced aegc and consequent inability to at
tend personally To my Stud OF horses, as induced
me to dispose OF the principal Part OF them; hover
CT reserved young American Eclipse with j view OF
getting him established IN SOME part of the county
where his stock might be duly appreciated, and prove
valuable to the brccdcE--A reference to the iuri
Register, will shcw To any my great tondnrs> Tor
the genuine horse, and that | have INDUCED m,selt
IN that way from time to time BY purchasing and
holding tor wears, such horses As old American f.
cllpsc, old imported Messenger, that died NINE I'm
ported 3u>sorah, a beautiful horse Potomac Def
ance. Cock OF the Rock, Dinwiddle and Others. In
conclusion may say IN sincerity, that have alw ay
been great advocate for pure blood. and that feel
assured thai Dung American Eclipse will propagate
stock IN every way worthy oi his family, and one
that VIII afford pleasure and profit to then owners
G. w VAN RANST,
72O Broadway, New York.
DUNG AMERICAN ECLIPSE is now at his
stand, IN fine health read, for his third season.
old American Eclipse, whose blood is IDENTICAL,
/ the same as Dung American Eclipse, I'm truth, the
latter Is the only horse IN America thai boast the
same advantage, with the ormcr) will stand the
! SUNG season at. or near Nashville Tennessee, wa.
tarmed al $4,000, aud will be let to mares the
taordInry high price loo each, and the last two
OF three seasons past, he stood in the vicinity OF Pc
'erS0urg rglna, at 500 per mare, and must have