Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1838-03-17
IMPORTED ZINGANEE

III
yENHE celebrated and unsurpassed race horse and '
IL lion, ZlNGANEE, ,cinntr IF The Hhip, The Nh
Market Craven, Caret and other stakes al New Ma'S
and the Oakland and gOLd cap at Ascot, styled IN 'I
English Sporting Magazine, the Napoleon oil Iiat
horses" will cover the ensuing season al ny III
bes, Charlotte Court house, Va at 75 the season P's
BILE July lst, and $40 insurance. with 81 to the g'o0n}
the insurance money payable when the mare Is aca'l
tanned TO be with foal parted with. elares vii ri
well fed at 80 cents per day, and excellent pasuF
convenience will be afforded foaing and other maIes
careful and trusty grooms and all and cau,onus'
to prevent accidents uad escapes, but no responsO!f
will be incurred for either.
Znganee 10 good bay about is hands and ncNaI
high of fine bone and abundant nusce-a horse oil n'a
lful action great strength and excellent and CO..!
rect proportions. The English Sporting Magazine RI
marks-"He is large where strength is wanted, al
small where that quality is perfection" lie was so''
ed 10 have united Bottom and Spssd in most eminent
modern times The English turf and lis colts afeJHI
maintaining she fon,ify donors"
lie wns got by Tramp, sire Of Lottery, Barefoot AL
hundreds Of other winners; bis dam Folly BY ionAl
Drone; Regina by Moorcock Rally by Trumpeter; fG
ey, sister to Diomed-G perfect pedigree.
In his truly brilliant n1cng career, he ran at the hs
fashionable courses and beat with perfect ease all the 'o
horses of the day. such Mameluke the Colonel Ian;
Lighter Cadlnnd F!eur de Lis, Green Mantle koOi'
Robin and host of Others at period when the EsE
lsh turf was remarkable for ills hne horses.
As Race Horse, the Sporting Magazine asserts Nv
it proven, that Zinganees the besi Horse Of his yen
by beating Cadlaad, who beats The Colone who Os'
every thing to the North. among Them Veocpede. IL
For the Ascot Gold Cnp: Zingnnee, beat with S!,a.
ease and in the saest STYLE The Gerry best field 81 h'e
that erer started IN England, any other county, p.
ring himself the best Race Horse Of his ogs and "a 81
opinion Of iJ. Chimney and many others, he tt't A'
hot ener appsn,'4 IN Eagiaad precious to Tint TINS
His Colts possess g7eat speed well game ah' y.
He ll.p all
up 10 The B. Course, nearly IA miles al Ne" mai''
They hare won it is believed than halt The "'
over the B. Course this year, beating their sseS".
Horses They have won Kings Plate and Cups, ST'
years DID, and at years, the age of his Oldest C''
they have always won at miles, hen started -.
Out Of slsven calls engaged for 1886, eight p'0'
winners-seVer Of which won from 10 q or 'r I
and any gentleman, matter how prejudiced he ma ~
who viii examine the fine and ,ou, running Of Nags'
Professor, Calmuc, Tasbtee, and others, winnngn
number of races eaeh long distances, and at tTG@"
four hss, mus, be forced to allow that his ees, ilSt
sire, "bave speed enough 10 60 with the speeches., @
game and bottom enough 70 outiass tie stoatest ana w
hard 5ottcsssd" II is believed therefore, that bT
peculiarly strong claims on the patronage OF lhe
and therefore highly recommend him to all my "'''
and former patrons. ,,;s,
u See Handbi'!s for more particulars oil the '''~
| of Zinganee and his colts.
u OUlsA LAND FOR sALE-A Tract Of c LnrI
Il in Louisa county, S miles North Of the I o".
House, and within two miles of the proposed ~ w. 81
Rail Road, containing I4O0 acres about one ha
which is in timber. On the premises are good ouu
of every hind necessary for large family new
mill with abundance Of timber Immediately conheuos,
The land is of good quality, and in slate Of 'np''
of it well set in clover and other ore
For particulars, apply TO Dayd Thomson 1r on ' co.
misses or TO ELLiS, 6LLE H.
Feb. q [o3-w4wl Rtshn''Ha'