Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1839-04-04
March 4, 1889
The Celebrated Thorough Bred Horse
NULLHa'IE X.

N q II IL IL t Il r. Is
NALL stand the ensuing Spring season,
w at the following places, viz: ut Able
vile Cour House; at Mr.. Vincent Grinn..s
(near White Ilail,) and at the Subscribers
Plantation. tnear thr Deadlall,) commencing
the 4th day rI March, and will visit the sands,
in the above order, once ~ nine days, through
ont the season, which will expire the l5lh day
of June, and viii BE- lei to mares at the follow
ing prices, viz: ,wen:y DuiIars the single visit
Tnlrty Dollars the season, and Fifty Dollars ill.,
Slirancc, and One Dollar CASH to the Groom, in
every Instance. In Gases oi companies OF six
mares, the season will be reduced to Twent,
five Dollars for each nlare and proporiiuna-
ble deduction for The visit, or insuranc,: by one
individual becoming responsible for all, and any
individual putting two or more mares of his
own shall have the same deduction. Mares
will he kept at the subscribers plantation. and
special care taken ofthem, ut Twenty-Five cents
per day. The visit and seasDn money will be-
come due the expiration Of the season, and
the Insurance money as soon us The mare Is as
cerained to be with lOal, or transferred, in
which case the owner of the mare. when put,
will be held accountable for the money. All
possible care will be taken 10 prevent accidents
or escapes, but no liability will he incurred for
either.
Observation-Disclosures is beautiful Bay.
handsomely marked. with delightful coat or
hair, which shews his superior stock. His mp.
pearance is commanding-lie is nf the greatest
power, substantially, and strength. tle will
be nine years old this Spring-is full sixteen
hands high, having superior :siz", lnrre b"ne
an, Is rs we'll miscled a. any other horse, III
this, or any other country. and has as much du-
rabbit.
Observation-Disclosures, tile spring he wa.
three years od, ran Sweep.stukes over the Je-
rusaem C"llrse, l1ie heats. six subscrb RS, One
Hundred Dollars entrance, ,wle,. he was beaten.
a prodigiously hard race, and not more than s:A
or eight inches the second heat. Tie next wcea
lie ran, aud won Sweepstakes over the Nor
folk Course. mile heats; Two Hundred Dollars
entrance, beaIIng several colts with great ease,
particularly the second heat The week after
This, he ran another Sweepstakes. over The
Nottaway Course, mile heuts. which race he
won three heats under The hardest drive, ever.
heat. He was NOT then trained till next Spring
He was four years old when he ran ut Tree
lllll,a most Interesting and hard cOnte ted race.
when lie was beaten ny lioliah. at four heats =
Bayard and man; others were il, this race, and
Nnilltier was only beat one foot the last heat
The Mext week lie went TO Baltimore. and run
over the Central Course, four mile heats for
the Jockey Climb purse, when hr was beaten by
the flying DniclIman-a very hard rac.. man,
other hnrses running. hut only these two ron
tending. The next fail iIc ran al Broad Rock,
two mile heats, which race he on at lour heats.
beating seven others, after he had lost the frs
and second heats In this race he got one OF
his Siupws snfunu. nnd hDs unt haan troinnd
since
The above is all correc and true.
w. r. JOHNSON.