Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1838-05-15
IMPORTED ZINGANEE.
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| Fg1fE celebrated and unsurpassed race horse and stall
"a lion, ZlNGANEE, ,inner Of Mc Whip. the New
Market, Craven, Claret and other stakes at New Market,
and the Oakland and geld cap at Ascot, styled in the
English Sporting Magazine, the "NaPo!eon oil race
horses, - will cover mares the ensuing season at my sta
blrs, Charlotte Court house, Va al $40 the season, paya-
bic July Ist, and $3.50 Insurance., with 81 TO the groom
the insurance money payable when the mare Is ascrr-
tanned to be with foal or parted with. Mares will be
well fed a, 30 cents per day, and excellent past'irage
| and servants board ~grais.-Every accommodation aud
convenience will be afforded foaling and other mares by
careful and lrusiy grooms, and all care and caution used
to prevent accidents and escapes, but no responsibility
will be incurred for either.
Zinranee is q good BAY, about - hands and . inches
high, Of fine bone and abundant muscle a horse Of beau.
,iful action, great strength, and most excellent and cor.
rect proportions. The English Sporting Magazine re-
marks-.He is large where strength is wanted. and
small where ths, quality is perfection" lie was allow
ed 10 i have united bottom and speed in a most eminent de.
gree, and to have at least equaHed nyhorse Cfanrsnt or
modern times on the English turf, and his colts are fully
maintaining SHE family hOnOrS."
lie was got by Tramp, sire Of Lottery, Barefoot, and
hundreds Of other winners; his dam Folly by Young
Drone; Regina by Moorcock; Rally by Trumpeier; Fan.
ey, sister to Diomed-a perfect ~pedigree.
In his truly brilliant racing career, he ran al the most
fashionable courses, and beat with pcItfct easc all the best
horses Of the day, such as Mameluke, the Colonel, Lamp.
lighter, Cadland, Feur de Lis, Green Mantle, Rough
Robin, and a host Of others, al a period when the Eng.
lsh turf was remarkable for its fine horses.
AS hhCe iioIst, te Sporting WdgdLine dsselts, lnal
it is proven, that Zinganee is The best Horse Of his year,
by beating CaGland, who beats The Colonel, who beals
every thing to the North, among them Velocipede.
For the Ascot Gold Cap: Z!nganee, beat with perfect
case and in The finest style, The rcry best field IF Horses
that ertr started in England, or any other country pro.
ring himself the best Race Horse Of his age, and in The
opinion Of Mr.. Chfncy and many Others, The best Horse
that erer appeared in England precious to that time.
flis Colts possess great speed as well as game and bot
tom. He has got many excellent winners all distances
up 10 the B. Course, nearly I Ii miles al Newmarket.
They have won, it is believed, more than half The Races
over the B. Course this year, beating their stuu,cs,
Horses. They have won Kings Plate and Cups, when
3 years old, and al4 years, the ege of his Oldest Colts.
they have always won at 4 miles, when started.
Out Of eleven colts engaged for 1886, eight proved
w~inners-several of which won from ) 10 6 OF 5 races :;
and any gentleman, no matter how p~rejudiced he may be.
who will examine The fine and stout running Of Magician,
Professor. Calmuc, Taishteer and others, winning a iargt
number of races each, long distances, and al broken and
four heats. must be forced 10 allow that his cois, Ike their
sire, shave speed enough TO 60 with the s~peediesi, and
game and bottom enough 10 0uidst the sloutst and most
hard bouomed." II is believed, therefore, that he has
peculiarly strong claims on The patronage of the public;
and therefore highly recommend him 10 all my friends
and former patrons.
u See Handbil!s for more particulars of the running
Of Zinganee and his colts.
Febl7 [87-2wlJll WYATT CARDwELL.