Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1838-03-10
IMPORTED ZiNGANEE.

lNIfOR ED L,NGHNcG
TEYHE celebrated nnd unsurpassed race horse and s
e. lion, ZlNGANEE, ,oinner Of The Hhip, the Ne#t
Market Craven Claret and other stakes CT New Mafkl
and the Oakland and gold cup at Ascot, styled 't
English Sporting Magazine, the "Napoeon OF rae:
horses will The ensuing al my Il,
bes Charlotte Court house, Va at 75 the season, pays
BILE July LIST, aud $l2O insurance, with 81 to the gcol
the insurance MONEY payable when the mare is ascef)
tanned 10 be with fou parted with. Mares will tf
well fed at 30 cents per day, and excellent pasuras
convenience will be afforded fuang and other mares By
careful and trusty grooms, and all and cauon.us
IL prevent accidents and escapes, but responsibility
will be incurred for either.
Znganee is good bay, about Ii hands and inchc't
hgh of fine bone and abundant musce-a horse Of beau
tful action great strength, and excellent and COIL
rect proportions The English Sporting Magazine re.
marks-"He is large where strength is wanted, 'a'i
small where that quality is perfection" He nIoTr
ed TO have united bUom and SPEED in mos: eminent DE-
modern imrs the English turf and his colts are full:
maintaining "Me family hOnors "
He was got by Tramp, sire Of Lottery, Barefoot! ''i
hundreds Of other winners; his dam Folly by YouS'
Drone; Regina BY Moorcock; Rally by Trumpeler; Fa'.
| cy, sister to Diomed-a perfect pedigree.
In his truly brilliant racing career, he ran at the mo-!
fashionable courses, and beat with perfect all the S
horses Of the day, such Mameuke, the Colonel Lamp
lighter, Cadland, Fleur de Lis, Green Mantle, RoDEa
Robin and host Of others, at period when the Eng
lish turf was remarkable for its fine horses.
As a Race Horse, the Sporting Magazine asserts III
it is proven that Znganee i, the best Horse of his yer
by beating Cadland, who beats the Colonel, who ee''
every thing TO the North, among them Vclocipede.
For the Ascot Gold Cup, Zinganee, beat with phy"
ease and in the finest sye tie Gerry best field Of h''"
at ercr started in England or any other country PRE-
ping himself The best Race Horse Of his age, and IN u
opinion OF Mr.. Chney and many others, The best H0"
that crcr appeared in England precious to that time
flis Colts possess great speed we'll as game and %
TOM He has got many excellent winners all dslIn'"
up TO the B. Course, nearly Ia miles a, Ne" mark''
They have won i, is believed, than half the R';r
over the B. Course this year, beating their s!oUs'
| Horses They have Kings Plate and Cups, Wfe4
years old, and at years, the age Of his oldest Co.'s
they have always at miles, when startled.
! Oul of eleven coils engaged for 1896, eigh, prov"
winners-severa of which won from S TO or racrs'
and any gentleman, matter how preudiced he ma! w
who will examine the fine and stout running Of magcs",
Professor CaImuc, Tashteer md Others winning ta's
number of cach long distances, and al broke" G
four hcats must be forced to allow that his colts IKE MN
sire, "have speed enough TO 90 with the speed'eS' o.
game and bottom enough 10 1utast The st0ufeSf anu
hard G0.tomed. il is believed, therefore, 'hat lie liz
peculiarly strong claims the patronage Of the Pu0G
and therefore highly recommend him 10 all my '''''
and former patrons.
~ See Handbills for more particulars OF The rUni''
Of Znganee and his colts.
Feb IL Te7-2w,JI] WYATT CARDWELL
TAI EGRoEs FOR sALE-WiII be sold at Surf ';
| IA Courthouse, on the 4lh Monday in March nei'.
ii being Court day) ten valuable Negroes men, O0''
and girls. Terms at the s sale; ~ cop.rrry.
Error Of Talter and Admir-. Of YIN SprGafy a ,u
Feb. % 9-wIE
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