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TYRANI.

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adark ehesnut. year. old This Spring.
u 10 hands high. OF hne form and he auIif.i
aehon. lie :. one of the largest sized Rae,
t'osse'' TlRANT will stand ihl. season,
'Nhieh eoDmeneed Oh Tho 1T March. and
which sll terminate on th. l,t j,J, :,
thaTiest1wn, JedeTson county, y,r.,ni, a,
,ne moderate prro of $50, which NAV bo
.~A1Fa ed o> the P1yueB OF $40 within
'he seaAOni Insurance. $40 ~ blooJrd
'h't.'' Tor coarse marrs $50 The season.
Hiseharssahle with SD D; psr. within ia,
season and $50 insurance lIn all c.,,.
81 cent, tn the Groom Parting with the
mare. removing her from the neigh bothood
Va winch she - owned AZ the tim. of :utt,n,
hSr death or irregular attendance AZ the
stand, Mil forfeit the insurance The ir,u-
rance money 10 be paid soon ne the mare
y SHOWN 10 DC with foal, or parted ~hh.-
All mares put To Tyrant last year by the
season thai dId not prove " ith foal, may h,
insutei this year a, the :. a.on price Of las,
year. 9hPersons sendins mare. TO tb.
morse VIII please send ~rittcn directions
no" They ~ish them pu,-~h-thcr by yea
sou or otherwise. For mares from a dis.
Vance grain and pssiurage Will be Afforded
at The lowest neishboThood prices. Thr
sTv1'rsi possible care wilt be taken to pre-
Nent scciteois AID escape, bat no res po.si.
oH''y Tor any That may happen.
PEDIGREE
IiRANT was by GchAnua. his dan by
Tom Tough, grand dam by tie imported
t''sc traveller, (Stssn Se's, h,. great grand
Gam oy NiiiaiT--fron the best information
o. ye, obtained. believed 10 De N. i'm po,teJ
Niidair. BY reference 10 the Turf Res
lrr' Tom Toush's pedigree may be .een.l-
Iaeflemon,. imported b. g (a.te;ward, call.
e. Bag Ben, IA which anue he rao man,
race, ~ England, sni al,erward, IN tn.
country, called TT'v.iier,) Vss b, O'keIl.,' 4.
ECLIPSE; h. dam b, kms Iorod. blank
sup Pen'on Lady Thigh, sc fosl.d $50
signed JAMES STRANGE.
MSnrae-t.r Va, l79S
The above Pedigree of Traveller Wa Ia
Ken ir"m 'he Stud Book N The puss,s sion Of
MIR Peter Cotton, If the City.of Rich,nond
Gi'cn from under my hand. Tia, J., d.y Of
API!, 1888 WA. BuKro[
PERFORMANCES.
i5Eab' has run nineteen race, Winning
ven. i" us races, run II dliicseu, distances
from one IN four m,lc heats, he "a di.nl,,.
ell remarkable speed 4, vel n, ,nJur,ny
bottom. lie won, u , year, old, sweep
sake, Oct. 2J, l,J2, al MiiGIoburg, > mtl.
heats, beating Bvtsey Baker snd other. In
Two heats, with ra.e-Timc, 3m. 57.-3m.
"S. Course said 10 ne eighty ward. over n
mhs lie NJ Iye1r, cd ison. oct II. IS33
The Jockey Club purse OF $500 at Va ,hing
Ion City, ID. Z, four mile, and r,u..t. N,
t~1 heals, beating the noted se!dmg Yaeh.-
Tor, OJ iuokahoe, a..d Rclurm hy uaryisn-
ne' bachelor dropping 10 hI, distance the
hr>t heat. The "a hestWs- r,Ia IA 7n,. fis..
Tue nest ID heat ever made over that course.
AID remarkable, considering that III, track
ct
az tue time The following week. At t,,
trntrsl Colr'c, Nd four. mile hest. Tor
we Jockey Club purse Of $1,000, hr contend.
"a with Nm. a. Johnsou's celebrated RAJ.
mare, IriHe, and Others. In tbs race lie
t'inced great ieetLess aud Iastinybe..
three heats were run before he rou-
test was decided IA favor Of Trin.. Tim.
I'm. 5is.--7m. 55s.-sm. -. T,r,rt "a.
beaten about length the l., heath the
20 he va. next 10 rrIllc, and in toe 81 neal
ne Sss ih'rd. Ia the Sprns OF ls3i he ran
several races aud ~ beaten Although L.
horn: under the distemper, a. .,s art.,
wards discovered, he made rerv auirk t,,,.
IN t"o H"tancos. On the -th-haN. I-3l Al
Washington City, ID. &. Bu.iri,. on. az IN,
best sons of Northern Eclipse, aud L, r,nt
(Iyra"t carryiog three pound. and n half
more than his proper weight ran > heat,
OF Three mules each IN the extraordinary
tine OF 5m. iss.-jm. Sc, And tbe fol-
lo"nS week, at Timonium Course mile
beats, Tor the Jockey Club purse Of $1,000.
IyfAnt was heAien the 1t neat by Nm. Il
JohhsonS mare, obly ! inches, the heat ne
lns made an the extraordinary time of I'm
45-. In the "a heat h. dropped m ;h- Dis
tanee-Tun IN SIN To- the Sd keat run j.,
'm. -. ISrsht. "a The third mIle thereof
came 40, challenged, aud passed Mr.. Carr.
sons horse and Mr.. John-oa'. mare \ IN
ease, but becoming FESTIVE, stopped. aud
was dstonced.
more fun and complete detail Of Ty.
rants racing career may be found m IA.
Iuf. Register. In justice TO T,r.nt. m.
owner does not hesitate 10 assert. that he
never ran IN any race 90 condition, except
ct Middlcburs. Tyrant Is not the onI, on,
81 his dams famii, that has become di,tin.
gui'hed for his racing performances; Veto.
ms iuil brother. has acquired a high repu,a-
t'on on the turf--haying won three o,t Of
Tour races IN remarkably quick time. show
ing 10 lack or bottom. And his fun sister
who has been trained, I. pronounced 10 be
Oh" OF the most promising 6ll.os m the low,
er part Of Virginia.
JACOB FOUkE.
March 30, 1897.
Tile FINE Ry.y JI.rs