Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1838-05-22
IMPORTED ZINGANEE.

TE7EIE celebrated and unsurpassed race horse and STA
| 4 hon, ZINGANEE, wnmsr ct the Ehip, the Ne'
Market, Craven Claret and other stakes at New iaS''
and the Oakland and raid cap at Ascot, styled IN 's
English Sporting Magazine, the "NapoIeon Of ~:
horses, viii cover mares the ensuing 81 my -
bles, Charlotte Court house, Va S75 the la!'
bic July lst and 1920 insurance, with 81 to the g'g
the insurance money payable when the mare is as'
| tanned 10 be with toa parted with Mares vii u
well fed at 30 cents per day, and excellent paslIn-
and servants board gra;is.--Every accommodation OIL
convenience will be afforded ioang and other mates q
careful and trusy grooms, and al! care and caution
to prevent incidents and escapes but responsya!
will be incurred for either.
Zing1nee is good bay, about H. hands and Inc.'
high, Of fine bone and abundant musce-a horse OF s'
utui action, great strength, and most excellent and
rect proportions. The English Sporting Magazine e.
marks-"tle is large where strength rs wanted H.
| small where that quality is perfection" lie was a'o''
cd t" have omitted bottom and speed in mos. emHr" '.
gree, and TO have at least cgXaieG ann horse JH0
HOdern times the English turf and his colts aej'
maintaining she tamiiy .onorS"
tie was got by Tramp, sire of Lottery, Bareonl' ~
hundreds Of other winners; his dam Folly by lo..
Drone; Regina BY Nloorcock; Rally by TrumPeIef i''
cy, SISTER 10 Diomsd-a perfect pedigres
In his truly brilliant ractar career, lie ran a. ue
fashionable COURSES and beat with pettc elst all me
horses OF the day, such Mameuke, the Coonr', ~
lighter Cadland Fieur de Lis, Green Mantle ~
Robn and host Of others. a, period when the IL
llsh TUT was remarkable for It's fine horses.
AS Race Horse, the Sporting Magazine asserts
il is proven that Znganee the best Horse OF NJ ii
by beating Cndland. who beats the Colonel, who TO-
every thing 20 the North, among them FelUcpr'' II
For the Ascot Gold Cup. Z!nganee beat with J., II
case and IN the finest style, the rcry best fell a u
tint srer started in EHgiaHd. any 0iker coU"i'!
ring himself The best Raee H6rse Of his are and .,
opiHion Of Mr.. Chitney and many o,hers lie LCs' ~
that erer appeared in England prsrious To Mothnf ~
His Colts possess great speed well as game anu
tom. He has got many excellent winners 81! d'.
up TO the d. Course, nearly IA miles at Ne""9
They have won 1t is believed, more than holt the
over the b. Course this year, beating their s' \
Horses. They have Kings Plate and up
3 years old, and at years the age OF his o!o's'
they have always won at miles, when stared IN
Dat Of eleven colts engaged for 1886, egh' 20;
winners-severa Of which won from to or - liz
and any gentleman. matter how pEeJudce' ~ W.
who will examine the fine and stout running oil NEE
Professor, Camuc Tasheer and others, "inh'"S III
Number of races each, long distances and al O'G
four hcas must be forced 20 allow that ms c"S' @
sire. shave speed enough TO 20 with the sPee'" He
qame and bottom enough to outtaSt The st0Htee G"E
hard Eo,tomed" 1t believed, therefore, una.
peculiarly strong claims on the patronage Of l ,lE
and therefore highly recommend him 10 al ny lE
and former patrons s,,, -upn.: W
qP See HandbilIs for more particulars OF 'He -" u
of Zinganee and his colts. ,,ufIL
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