Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1838-05-30

America. am sure, from tbe appearance
of Felrs colts here and IN England, nc
horse can boast OF better or more pro |
mosing progeny. They will be, in my
pinion, cery distinguished on the tuIf and
under saddIe-yes, every where. The
colts Of the imported horses are winning
all our stskes in the best possible manner
Out Of 10 races in which the imported
horses colts have started. they have won
races and but for the unklnd running
Of colt, would have won the other race
There we're 90 or 80 subscribers TO the
large Petersburg stakes-of these there
were 8 or by our horses--the rest 200
or upwdfds) by American Stations. The
colts by our horses run lsl. Cd Sd and 4ih|
10 the race won at heats, track rery
heavy and time good each heat Il IS al
lowed by all parties 10 be the best race e
yer made over the course. There were
IL subscribers TO the other stake at New
Market by our horses, and by ma
tiyes, won at 2 heats by Major Ridley's
colt, (by an imported horse.) in N SIS.
and m 52s., very easily The colts by
by imported horses. run in the large stakes
at Lawrenccville $500 entrance. were pla
ced lst Cd and Sd in the race-there were
as many or more natives than colts by
imported borses' AT Belfeld they won
- stakes in first rate time and style-re-
peating in 2 them in I'm and SIS. and
imported colts contending for of the ra
ces, To one Of these stakes there were s
subscribers, and only one colt by our
horses qualified to start. Now you have
in Felt, one Of our very best imported hor
SEES, a better horse in my humble opinion
than Luzborough or Fyde and see how
their colts rum
II will be seen by the annexed terms
that Dr. Merits liberaliiy to this coun-
try has permitted Felt TO make season
here much lower priced than he did in d
country where he was justly favorite,
and had ascrowded season. He will stand
this season (which has commenced, and
will end the Isl Of July at my stable
about - miles east OF Bauletown in
Clarke county, Va, at $50 The season. 10
be paid on or before the 2nd day of July
next; and S75 Insurance, to be paid as
soon as the mare is known TO be in foal /;
[paring with the mare, or irregular atlen
dance at the stand. forfeits the nsurance:l
and fifty cents cash TO the groom, to be
sent with the mare Pasturage can be
furnished at fifty cents per week, but |
will not be accountable fer accidents or
escapes. Gentlemen wishing their mares
fed on grain will give written direction to
that effect, as il will be purchased and fur
nished al the neighborhood prices -
By letter, or conversation Nth me, gentle
men cas, ascertain upon tchat condition halt
bred and coarse mares can be attenQed 10
by Fell tor $50 the mare.
PRIVILEGES GRANTED Amy gentlemen
putting five mares of his own will be entI-
tied TO the fifth mare gratis. A company
OF geniiemen putting six mares. and each
one being accountable for all. will be emit
lied 10 the sixth mare gratis. At the time
Of the second performance The owner of
the mare may select either season or in
surance. Gentlemen, when they send
their mares, must write upon what terms
they will put them Mares not satisfied
at the expiration OF The season'will be per
milted TO go on 10 him free of further
charge for his services until he leaves
here, or some time in the fall. Mares
put last year by the leap or season, and
failing. may be insured This year TO Felt
at the season price, if iheir accounts shall
have been paid Up by the lst July 1897.
Mares put this year, by the season, and
falling. may be insured the next year to
any horse then standing at my stable al
the price Of the season of such horse. il
their accounts for this year shall be settled
at The expiration of This season. Nom
will be entitled 20 these privileges and aid
vantages unless the terms are strict,
complied with.
JOSIAH WIN. WARE.
Berryville Clarke Connty2
February 90. 1888