Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1838-03-29
The Thoroughbred Race Horse,
Ed a n Ell,
W. FILL 9 T II ~ D.

IS This season. tSprins, 1897 At
Ia. the Red House. in the county OF
E(E~E VR Charlotte, within Is miles "f The
ss.sAassxMsAlk.s Court House, 81 from Campbell
t-Houss. and 80 from Lynehbury. He Is
handsome grey, six years old tins spring, very large
full Is hands high, Of high form, great strength
and commanding appearance he is nov at his stand
ready To serve Mares at sl5 the leap, and SOS the
season, payable the lsi of August next, when will
expire winch may be discharged Ivy the payment Of
SEQ within the season, $40 to insure Mare, paya-
bic AZ soon as she IS known 10 be in foa parted
with, and so cents 10 the groom for each Mare. 10
he paid when she Is sent to the Horse. Pastmrage
gratis winch for quality and extent drsra-
ble each pasture being we'll enclosed and well water
ed Every care viii be taken to prevent accidents,
bu, no liability for any that may happen. Servants
sent with NJ ares will be found without charge and
Mares with, without Colts. well fed, # desired,
at o5 cents day. CLEMENT HANCOCK.
Red House, March I, 1893
PEDIGREE.
DANIEL 60, my By horse Medley, whose
dam old Reality, by Sir Archy. aud his favor,c
Daushi. his .raudan was Matnad IKE. Johuson's
old Medley Mare, who produced inure runners
aud more winners, and "as more productive to her
owner tha any other Mare in Amenca; & grandam
By the old imported Medley standam by the
imported C.n,ine out Of Polly Williams the great
est racer OF her day & grandAm by the old i'm
ported janus and e < ( < grand m by the imported
SPEAKER. Daniels dam was by the celebrated horse
old Virgini1n her dam by Sir Archy gran4am by
Quichstrp, IA son of imported Shark & granLam
by old W'Idar; < 8 gan'am by Clockfast; gg
gfandam by P"n;aloon; < & grandam by Ars-
toe. Her FIRST colt by Timoleou. soil for 50, 900,
and for her second colt Daniel. y Medley, gave
$4,000 at thee yearys old. h. 70 thus given his
pedigree or both SIDES, which, or purity and e1-
cellcnc., think there is no ohe' ton.
" R. JOHNSON,
Chesterfield County, January 20, 1873.
PERFORMANCES.
When 3 years old, he ran for Sweepstakes, mile
heats, o which there were 7 subscribers 5000 each
which race he won at three heats, running each heat
inqulck and the same tine he WAS however, beat
the first heat by Catharine Davis at the same
age, he won Sweepstakes At BeIhed, subscribers,
5000 each, tlrGc heats, about the hest race ever
run over that course; and al the same age. he run
for Sweepstakes the New Market Course. g
subscribers 5000 each, which he lost by about
inches IN quick time, and would have won. but for
i bad start. Wien foir years old, run him for
purse, mile heats, the Tree Hill Course, 9
horses Starring, when Re lost the first heat and
the next twu with great ease. The next week run
him for the Jockey Club Purse, four mile hcals,
over the New Mari ct Course, 3 starting. when he
r." the GIst beat lost the second aud won the third
with the greatest ease. / the. took him ia New
York and ran him ,nv-e .... he's -s.,-s, tile cc!e
bra,ed racers Fanny Wyatt, Reindeer, and several
Others, when he won the first heat with great case,
bat VIA beaten afterwards by Fancy Wyatt; his less
having givcn way, he became FESTIVE and refused 10
inn. attempted to run him for two oth'r races,
but his legs were so lnj ured that he would not use
them had the highest opinion OF him, and do not
believe he would ever have been beaten, If he had
confined sound and would have run kindly. For
the correctness of all his performances. &c. the pub
lie are respectfully referred to the American Turf
Register. W.R JOHNSON.
Chesterfield County, January 90, 1883.
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