Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1837-03-30
COLLAR.

Y '''i'' distinguished Racer and
M Iu j IN Stallion will make his next sea,
SW L + son commencing the LIST OF Febru-
-s>&-tAs-ael ~ any, al ms former stand fNorys
NIie, Charlotte county, Na) and will be LET 10 mare
on me following terms, VIZ: S50 the season. payabl,
ire 10Th July next. which time il will terminate.
~" me insurance, payable as the mare is as
ernained To he IN oal or parted with Glasses
oi mares l" the number of six, will be put at 10
eaeh' one person becoming responsible together
WIN one "ollai ~ all cases 10 the groom. Servants
srn with mares, boarded without charge: Mares fed
with gram and given the very best attention for p
cents per day: Ncrs excellent and extensive pasur-
age gratis. The subscribers pledge themselves sev-
erallN and individual, to take the best possible care
OF all mares entrusted 10 hcir homogeneous and will
use every effort To prevent accidents of every kind
nevertheless they Will incur any responsibility
Tor any which may occur.
6entlemcn sending mares from distance will di-
rect them the care OF the subscriber viz: 'rhos
L. Richardson, who resides in the village, with mi
mute written directions, and particular instructions
rs To the manner they wish their mares kept their
trmprrS, habits, Ne; whether misclicveous OF spite
mi. Ac. nc. Every necessary preparation has been
made for the accommodation OF mares aud colts
Gonh Is a che>nut horse, upwards of sixteen
hands high, OF such magnificent and commanding
appearance, spirit, action and muscular power, as
rarely fall, 10 tn" lot of any onr horse to posscss-
His great substance, power and perfect symnnctrs-
ms superior SIZE, action and blood like appearance
together with his HIGH character aracer and hard
botomcd four mile horse will srongl, recommend
him To the breeders of blood and horses IN tins
country.
Golah commenced his racing career at two Years
old and ran with great success over the most fashion
able courses al the North having invariably To con
tend with horses OF the highest distinctions all OF
which, with scarcely exception, he defeated with
the greatest He afterwards brought To Nr-
gnia, where he had acquired high reputation both
III speed and bottom founded upon his successful IL
chletcmentN 10 the Nonh-lirre he nobl, sustained
that high character which had been Justly award
I'd him. having all his races at Ion. distances
rtineif3ta, four mile heats meeting and def, ang
many OF TIA best horses Of his day. During his csnl-
pli9n III r-n,,, hr beat numerous horses oil hi2l
character, among whom we may mention, paIiien-
larly, the Il no"ned Andrew, TNehcus Collier. T..
~, Bayar Nullifer ronrtc, Bets, Hare and others
OF high claims. Godh has proved himself to be a
horse of immense speed Is well as untirng bottom
having run 10 miles over the Fairfield course in -
minutes anl1 srcondS-llc also ran his fourth heat
iii this IN sccouds less time than Eclipse his
sire, and lcnr1 ran their third heat over thu Long
Island coHrsr,-admittcd TO be every WAY preferable
10 the Fairfield COURSE for quick time lie sustained
high reputation for Stontnrss and game. having
manned on the turf romtwo until seven wears OF ace
at winch tlmt he Was taken to the stud with >trong
constitution. and without the smallest bcml>h. lis
colts ar no" rising two Yeas old i'hc> very
promising. u fine size, and high racing form and
Will Ho doubt Sustain tii- high character OF illcr M
bl, s.re.
PEDIGREE.
tiolial bred b, that extensive and successful
breeder, col Walter Livingston of New \ orh va,
cot by american Ecllpsr-hla dam, LadS -oi-tho
l.ase, bs Menio1a--his grand dam, b, the imported
hur.e ENpodltion-hIs : = dam Maid ol-the DahS,
lN tn imported horse Spread Eaee--hs . = dun
\unatte, by tn" imported horse, old Shark-hs . =
. dam by Nelson's Rocking ham-'Fruc N Ing
Bd,lor Gallant; imported horse Burncll's Rcguns
mf,re horSe Dd Diamond, of Old llautboy
DHl y. arabian.
M,,rIoal Vas -ot by the running horsr Hickory
hi, dana Nrtdetop, by the imported horse. oil bio
me3-- I}rsy Lewis, by the imported horse SHARK
Nalnt,. the imported hursr, LsudsaN's Arabian,
crlabrated American running horse Lees Old Mar,
ANTHONY. imported Crawtord-importedS llscrey Is
imported JannS--importcd mare, imported by the
lats ten Alexander Spotswood of SpousN kania
county, va.
TIN, is tguly rich pedigree, and one that cannot
be- surpas,rd.--Nc here have IA combination of two
of the mos, desirable strains of bood-that OF the
nu,urd Eclipse, and Maid the Dahs-tu " hum,
IN the maternal lme, tollah traces Immediately. 1t
this justly celebrated mare, that many race
horses OF tins distinction have descended. Among
th"nl We would mention the highly esteemed Mcdoc,
Midas, Rudolph Bertrand, junior, Lad, of the Lake,
NancS VI Clara Fisher Caroline Scott, and others
at hieh anne toliah's dam (Nho is OF her Inn
mediate dcseendmts) produced several other fine
GERS. She is the dam OF that distinguished Young
horse Adonis considered the bcSt horse of his aye
north oi the Potomac. We deem ii unnecessary to
comment further on this great family of horses
as they are 50 iayorably known TO the public.
GAINES x RICHARDSON.
y, b. Goliai will be exhibited at Lsuchhurg on
the 2;d aud 2ltll and nj Bedford Court House on
the eth March next, also, at Nottoway CT. House
on the 10Th OF April next. G. n K.
February % "6w
SPRING: HE'LL,