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season; and go insurance. tIa ga a..
50 eents 10 The Groom Psrting sth ~
mare, removing her from tee setgkboi 49,
in which she u owned al TIE iiale % puitsps
her death. or Irregular siisndanes 81 ths
stand. will forfeit The issuEsses. The lusu-
rance money 10 b paid - sooa - tAs saar.
u known 10 be with foal, os parted wisl
All mares put 10 Tyrant last year By 49,
season that did not prove wiih foal. may -
insured this yesr 81 the season price q iss'
year. eTPersoas seeding mares - Az
horse will please send wtitisa direeiios,
how they wish them put whether b. sss-
son or Otherwise. For mares from tis-
tanee grain end Pasiursge will bs aIorSss
at tho lowest nsighbOFhood prices. The
greatest possible care will bs taken 90 pee
vent accidents ssd escapes. bot no rssrOnsi-
PEDIGREE.
TYRANT was by Gohsnna. bis dan 81
Tom Tough; grand dam by the i@Portss
horse Traveller, (Strssgsr,) his great grs.,'
dsm BY wildsir--fron the beet inform 49,.
as vet obtained. belle, ed 90 Be che inport,
wildair. By reference Go the Turf Rexi,
ter, Tom Toughs pedigree MAY be assR =
Cbsrlemont, imported b. = (afterwards sali-
ed Big Ben, IN which name he rsn usssy
races Ia England, and afterwards N tks
country, called rrsvellcr.) vas By o'Ksiisy's
Eelipss; his dam By King llerod. nlaak.
Snip, PentOn's Lady Thigh, &c foalsd iSes
Signed. JAMES STRANGE
Manchester, Va, 1873.
The above pedigree Of Traveller ws, Ia
ken from the Stud Book in the Posssssioa q
ME-. Peter Cotton, Of The City 81 RieAmon.
Given from under my hand, this Let day q
April, 1888. wM. Burton
PERFORMANCES.
Tyrnnt has run nineteen races, winaiur
ten. In bis races, run NJ didereut distances
from one to four mile heats, he Las dispisy-
cd remarkable speed ~ we'll % ondaFlrs
bottom. He won, At J year, old, q sweep
stake, Oct I'd, 1852, At Middisbur9, q ssils
heats, beating Betsey Baker and others, i,
two heats, with ease-Tims, i'm. 53s--3u,.
SIS. Course said 20 be eighty yards ever
mile. He at years old won. Oct I, isa1
the Jockey Club purse Of $500 ~ Wsshiug-
ton City, ID. C., four miles aud repeat, "a
two heats, beating the noted gslding Bschs-
lor, by Tuekahoe, ard Reform by Aarylaa-
der; Bachelor dropping 10 his distsnes the
6rst hsst- The I'd heat wAs run ~ 7n. 81.
the beat I'd heat ever made over that eourss
/ spd remarkable, considering that the track
was forty feet over q Iaile, and very heavy
IT the time. The following week, 81 lie
Central Course, Nd, fo1F mite heats. Cor
the Jockey Club purse Of $1,000. he cootssa-
| ed with WIN. n. Johnson's eelebratad race
mare, Tribe, add others. IN thia race he
eVineed great 9eetness and IassingBsss
three heats were run before Ihs con
test was decided IN favor Of TriGe. Tsass,
in. S4s-7m. 57s.--Sm- 2s. TyFant 1as
bsaten about length the lat beai--in ne
ID he was next 10 Tribe, aud IN the ~ heat
be was third. Ia the SpTng Of ls3t he Eaa
several races and was bealen. Although ts-
boring under the dstsnPsF, - Vas sfisr-
wards discovered, he made very qaisk liass
in two instances. On The sab Mag, I81d, a.
/ Washington City, u. C., Buairis, oao sf tka
best sons Of NOFthern Eclipse, and TyFant.
! (Tyrant carrying three pounds and . halt
more than his proper weight ran 9 hents
Of three miles each 10 ihs extraordinary
time OF 5m. 46s.-5m. 56a- And the fol-
lowing week, si fimOhiun Course, 4 aisa
heats, for the Jockey Club purse OF 1900.
Tyrant was beaten the let heat By Win. g.
JOhnson's mare, only 10 inches, the ksst b.
ing made 10 the extraordinary tims of Ia
ass Ia the 81 heat he dropped N ths dis-
tanee-Tun ia em. 6s.--ths % ksss rua IN
I'm. 50. TJrant, IN the third niss tkxfsof,
came up, challenged, and passed Ar. Carr
sons horse and Mr.. JohasOaS nafs With
ease, but becoming rssIiTs, stepped, and
vas distAneed.
A more full and cOnplsio detail of IT,
rants racing career may be fosIaA II tAs
Turf Register. In justice to TyFsnt, his
owner does not hesitate 10 assert, that ~
never ran IN any rare in eon6itioa, ezeept
az Middleburg. Tyrant Il not shs oniy oss
OF his dams family that has beeome Sialla,
guishsd foe his racing PsFf0rmasesai NeAo.
his full brother, has SECURED higb rspuaa-
ton on the turf-havinE woa three eos 81
fous races IN remarkably quick tims. slew
/ ing no lack Of bottom. Aad BE fusl SISTER.
Who has been trained, Is pFonOaaeed % BE-
one Of the most promising GIiiss In he low
or part Of Virginia.
JACOB FOUKE.
March 30, 1891.