Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1838-05-08
IMPORTED ZINGANEE.

IMPORTED ZlNGANEE.
FYHE celebrated and unsurpassed race horse and stall
Il lion, ZlNGANEE, rinnsr # tie Hhip, the New
Market. Craven. Claret and other stakes at New Market,
and the Oakland and goid cup at Ascot, styled in the
English Sporting Magazine, the "Napoleon OF race
horses" will cover mares the ensuing season at my sta
bies, Charlotte Cou,l house, Va at SO the season, paya.
BILE July lst, and 500 insurance., with 81 TO the groom
the insurance money payable when the mare is asccr-
tanned 10 be with foal or parted with. Mares will be
well fed at 80 cents per day, and excellent pasturage
and servants board gratis Every accommodation and
onveniencc will be afforded foaling and other maIes by
careful and trusly grooms, and all care and caution used
to prevent accidents and escapes, but no responsibility
will be incurred for either.
Zinganee is a good bay, about Is hands and 2 inches
high, of fine bone and abundant muscle-a horse Of beau.
liful action, great strength, and most excellent and cor.
rect proportions. The English Sporting Magazine re-
marks-"l}e is large where strength is wanted, and
small where that quality is perfection" He was allow
ed 10 have united bottom and speed in a most eminent de-
gree, and to have at least Ggadicd any horse Of dncttnt or
modern times on the English turf, and his colts are fully
maintaining she family donors"
He was got by Tramp, sire Of Lottery, Barefoot, and
hundreds Of other winners; his dam Folly by Young
Drone; Regina by Moorcock; Rally by Trumpeter; Fan.
cy. sister TO DiOmfd-a perfect pedigree.
In his truly brilliant racing carer, he ran al the most
Enshi0naMe courses. and beat with perfect case all the best
horses of The day, such as MamPluke, the Colonel, Lamp
lighter, Cadland, Fleur de Lis, Green Mantle, Rough
Robin, and a host Of others, at a period when the Eng.
lish turf was remarkable for its fine horses.
AS a Race Horse, the Sporting Magazine asserts, that
it is proven, that Zinganee is the best Horse of his year,
BY beating Cndland, who beats the Colonel, who beats
every thing to the North, among them Velocipede.
For the Ascot Gold Cup. Zinganee, beat with perfect
ease and in the finest style, the rery best field IF Horses
That ercr sarted in England. or any other country, pro-
ring himself the best Race Horse Of his are, and IN The
opiniOn Of Mr.. Chitney and many others, the best Horse
that crer appeared in England previous TO that time.
His 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 4 Ia miles at Newmarket.
They have won, it is believed, more than half the Races
over the b. Course this year, beating their stoutest
Horses. They have won Kings Plate and Cups, when
3 years old, and at4 years, the age of his oldest Colts,
they have always won at miles, when started.
OFT Of eleven colts engaged for 1896. eight proved
winners-several of which won from 5 10 6 or 3 races;
and any gentleman, no matter how p~!eiudIced he may be,
who will examine The fine and stout running OF Magician,
Professor, Calmuc, Tashteer and others, winning u large
number Of races each, long distances, and at broken and
four heats, must be forced 10 allow that his colts, like their
sire, "have speed enough 10 90 with the s~peediest, and
game and bottom enough 10 outlast The stOutcSt and most
hard Jottomcd." IL 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
n See Ha"dblIls for more particulars of the running
of Zinganee and his colts.
Febl7 ~[o7-2wtJIl WYATT CARDWELL.
Sir per Cent. Virginia State Loan IF 100000.
Ely authority of an act passed Olaf March, 1857, entitled "an act
proTiIing for The payment Of the subscription of tho State TO
the James River and Kanawha Company" and Of sgndry other acts
authorizing Ioaus for purposes Of internal Improvement, notice is
hereby given, that the Board of Public Works will receive, at any
time previous to lao'clock of Monday, the 2st Of May next, pEoPo-
sails for Six per cent. Loans, amounting TO $500 900, Tor any part
thercofl irredcemahle for twenty ycars.-AmpIe provision is made
bylaw, for the punctual payment Of the intercs, on all debt. of tie
State. 10 specie or its equivalent.
Sealcd proposals addressed To the Board, and eniorScd Estate
Loan" To be left a, the office of the undersigned, by whom my fur
Their information that may be desired, viii be promptly given.
J.. BROWN, JR., Second .4uiitor.
April a ll6-t2lM
HrTLn Editors Of the following papers are requested to insert
the fore going twice a week riIl els, May, md forward their accounts
10 tho Second Auditor far payment, viz: American, Baltimore; M.
tional In,eIIigencer, Washington; United States GAZETTE, Phiadel-
phia; journal Of Commerce, New York.
STATE LOANS.
IN .7CT ~proriding for The negotiation Of Loans for pur.
poses IF Internal improvement.
Passed April 9. 1893