Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1838-03-31
Feb. 90
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IMPORTED ZlNGANEE.

y1yHE celebrated and unsurpassed race horse and sa
| Il lion, ZlNGANEE ,oinner Of the Hhip, the New
Market Craven Clare, and other stakes al New Market
and the Oakland and gold cup at Ascot, styled in the
English Sporting Magazine the "Napoeon Of race
horses will the ensuing season at my sta.
bes Charlotte Court house. Va at $75 the season. paya.
BILE July Is and $50 insurance, with 81 to the groom
the insurance money payable when the mare Is ascer-
tanned to be with foal parted with. Mares viii Ue
we'll fed 80 cents per day. and excellent pasurage
and servants board grats.-Every accommodation and
convenience will be afforded foang and other mares "
careful and trus,y grooms and all and enntlo:usrn
tu prevent accidents and escapes, but no responsibility
will be incurred for either.
Znganee is good bay, about 10 hands and : Inches
high of fine bone and abundant musclea horse OF beau
tiru action great strength and most excellent and cor
rect proportions. The English Sporting Magazine re.
marks-"He is large where strength is wanted ana
small where that quality is perfection He was allow
ed 10 have united bottom and speed in most eminent de-
gree and 10 have least cquaed any horse or
modern times the English turf and his colts arcJ fully
maintaining SHE family donors.
Ee was 90, by Tramp, sire of Lottery, Barefoot aud
hundreds Of other winners his dam Folly by Young
Drone; Regina by Moorcock; Rally by Irunpeter; Fan
Gu, sister 10 Diomcd-a perfect pedigree
In his truiy brilliant racing caecr he at the most
fashionable courses and beat with perfect all The 6f
horses Of the day. such Mnmeuke the Colonel, Lamp
lighter, Cadand, FIeur de Lis, Green Mantle, Rough
Robin, and host Of others, at period when the Eng
sh tuf remarkable for its fine horses.
As Race Horse, the Sporting Magazine asserts, That
il is proven tina, Zinganee is the best Horse Of his year,
by beating Cndland, who beats the C"nne, who beats
every thing TO the North among them Felocipede.
For the Ascot Gold Cup: Zinganee, beat with ptIeet
sasc and in the finest style, e ucry best field IF Horses
Tint started in England or any other country pro-
ring himself The best Race Horse Of his ogs and m the
opinion OF Mr.. Chiney and many ohtrS, HE best Horse
that ercr appeared in England precious 10 that time
His Colts possess great speed well as game and bot
tom. He has got many excellent winners all distances
up to the B. Course, nearly Ia miles ut New market
They have won it is believed, Than half The Races
over the B. Course this year, beating their sloHlest
Horses. They have won Kings Plate and Cups, when
years DID, and at years, the age Of his Oldest Colts,
they have always won at miles, when started.
Out of eleven colts engaged for 1886, eight PROVED
winncrs-severa of which won from TO or races
and any gentleman, matter how prrudIced ne may De-
who will examine the fine and stout running Of Magcian
Professor Calmuc, Tasheer and others, winning large
number Of races each long distances ana nj Or0ht" ana
four heats must be forced to allow that has colts like thar
sirc shave speed enough TO 90 with the sPeedest and
game and bottom enough 10 9uast The stouest and most
hard Lottomsd" 1t is believed, therefore, that he has
peculiarly strong claims the patronage Of the putc
and therefore highly recommend him 10 all my friends
| and former patrons.
" See IIundbll!s for particulars Of the running
of Zinganee and his colts
Feb u [o7-2wtJll WYATT CARDWELL.
NOPARTNERSHIF.-Tn subscribers take pleasure
" in announcing their friends and the public gene
rally, that they have entered into coparinershp for the
purpose of ransactng General 3gency Commission,
and Foroardng Business in the City Of Richmond under
the firm of HUI, MoonE d Co They have taken The
large brick building the South side Of the Basin
within few feet OF the most commodious landing Io
boats Prompt attention will be given 10 the sale ara
purchase Of produce and manufactures, and to every
other description Of business in their line confded to the
trust The proximity Of their store house TO The BASIN,
will their patrons the charge Of drayage, when
is considerable item heavy articles when stored OF
from situation distant from the boat landing
They erecting building which will be com
peted in 10 DAYS al Westham which vii. be the tem'
nation Of the canal for the months, and con-
sequeny, where all produce destined for this market
will have to stop. One of them will reside there, and
give his undivided attention 10 all produce and GooCs
their care either from the upper country from
Richmond for storing or forwarding. They have prep'
ed themselves with wagons for running between West
ham and this city. portion of patronage is respectful
ly solicited. WALKER R. HILL,
SAML. S MOORE,
| B. A. SAUNDERS.
| March 6 96-2awtf