Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1838-03-15
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IMPORTED ZINGANEE

e lion, ZlNGANEE, ,oinner of tie Hip, the New
Market Craven, Care and other stakes Mt New Market,
and Inc Oahisnd and gold cup at Ascot, styled IN the
English Sporting Magazine, the "Napoleon oil race
horses will cover mares the ensuing at my sta
bes, Charlotte Court house. Va at 75 the paya
bic July list, and S2Oinsurance with 81 to the groom
the insurance money payable when uie mare Is ascpr
lained to be with fosl parted with. Mares will he
well fed at 80 cents per day, and excellent pnsurage
and servants board gratis-Every accommodation and
convenience will be afforded failing and other mares By
careful and trusy grooms and all care and cautionnssd
To prevent accidents and escapes, but no responsibility
will be incurred for either.
Zinganee is good bay, about 10 hands and inches
high u fine bone and abundant muscle-a horse oil beau
rect proportions. The English Sporting Magazine re-,
marks-"He is large where strength is wanted, aod
small where That quality is perfection. he was allow
ed have united 6oom and sPesa in most eminent qe.
modern times the English turf and his colts are fully
maintaining "Lhc famHy hono7S"
He was got by Tramp, sire OF Lottery, Barefoot, aho
hundreds Of other winners; his dam Folly by Young
Urone; Regina by Moorcock Rally by Trunpeter; Fun
Gu sister IN Diomed-a perfect ptdigree.
In his truly briiant racing CAREER he ran at The most
1tionabe courses md beat with perfect ease all the best
horses of The day. such Mameuke the Colonel, Lamp
lighter CalIand, FIeur de Lis, Green Mantle, Rough
Robin and host Of others, nj period when the Eng
sh turf was remarkable for lis fine horses
As Race Horse, the Sporting Magazine ASSERTS that
it is proven That Zinganee the best HOrse of his year.
BY beating Cndland, who beats the Connrl who beats
eyery thing to- the North among them Veocpede.
For the Ascot Gold Cup Z,ngnnee, beat with perfect
ease and in the fn. style, the uery best ed If Horses
at crcr started England, or any other country pro-
ring himself the best Race Hnrsc Of his age and IN Inc
opinion Of Mr. Chtney nnd many o'htrs Inc .;sl Horse
that coer appeared in England previous 10 That tme'
His Colts possess great speed as we as game ana Dol
TOM lie has got many excellent winners all distances
up TO the B. Course, nearly Il miles al New market
They ha We won il believed than half the Races
heal
Horses. They have won King Plate and Cups, when
years DID, and years. the age of his oldest Colts
they have always won at a miles, when startled
Out Of eleven cults engaged for 1885, eight proved
woners-several of which won from 5 tn 6 or races;
and any gentleman matter how prejudced no may be-
who will examine the fine and stout running OF hlagcIah
Professor Canuc Taishteer and Others winning large
number Of each long distances and al Oohen ana
Tour hcns must he forced allow that his cofs like tier
sire, have speed enough TO 90 with the speedes and
eame md bottom enough 9utas the soutcst and mast
hard bottoned II is believed therefore, that he has
peculiarly strong claims the patronage OF the public
and therefore highly recommend nm 10 aIliy lfieHus
and former patrons
NJ See Handbs for particulars of The running
Of Zinganee aud his colts.
Feb IL [S7-2wtJll WYATT CARDWELL
MMPORTED BLACK ARABlAN,-Conlrary, to my
N expectations, this famous stallion will make another
season in Virginia. When advertised hin last spring
calculated being in Missouri befor, this with oil my
eircts But far from il have settled down again IN
old Prince Edward, the main road, two miles South
of the of FaImville where Black Arabian may be
found al all times during the season ready to serve mares
al $50 if paid by The FIRST Of July al which time The sea-
son ends-}o il not paid by that time-SoO 10 insure
mare payable when the fact is asccrlaned or the mare
parted with; and ST. cash 10 the groom for each marc
All mares left in my shall fare well at twenty
five per daylhe shall say So or no charge
will be made. No liability for accidents or escapes
Servants will be oarded gratis.
had fully Intended 10 price this valuable animal
higher this season. than heretuorebul II The pressure
Of the times has operated on the purses oil my irnds
and patrons, it has their humble servant 3, thpy
will doubtless agree with me, that $50 now Is some 1T
lie advance on that amount, since February, lc31.-
Black Arabian has become well seasoned In this climate,
and looks better and sprighlly Than nc has ever
done, since his arrival in America lie has proved MN
self fine and sure foa gette His colts promise well Tor
all the purposes of the farm the road, The turf IL II
were asked whataI they most remarkable Tor: would
say slomtness, and a game.ike appearance Many OF
them not vel yenrs old, nearly as tall as belr
noble SIRE who measures five fPet-la for an Arabian.
This Foreigner is not like SOME characters VINO produce
powerful impression first acquaintance then softly
drop of into oblivion; but like the GodolpIn Arabian:
whom it is said he very much resenbles Is Tie more
highly appreciated, the more accurately you scan MN
It may truly be sad here is thorough cross Tor Inc
Archie mares Eclipse Mares and all other mares IN tIis
country; for he was bred away beyond the waters IN The
stables Of Morocco Emperor which fact, al must hd-
nit, renders him rare indeed. Were so disposed,
could say much in euogy Of his unconmony stout back.
bone great muscular powers, eagle like eye and head,
beautiful jet black color long flowing and tall but
all Ibis consider the mere cant Of the day; and shall
conclude nv effort in behalf of this Napoleon ola horse,
bv wishing great 10 all enterprises designed 10
improve the breed Of the dumb creation IN this growing
Repubic This is the commencement OF his am season
THOMAS FLOURNOY.
Feb. 20 9o-wow
ENSURANCE AGAINST LOSS OR DAMAGE