Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1840-06-25
CHANTICLEER.
This Thoroughbred Horse

HIS thOFOusb-bfed Horse
NM I'LL stand the ensuing season (Which
w has now commenced and will end On
The 10Th OF Juiy) at my STABLE. on the farm be
longing 10 Mrs. Forrest one mile from I.eetown
on The road leading 10 Cbarlsstown, and be L.
10 mare, al the low rate " 81 the leap. 10 be
pad cash 10 every case when The service - rem
deTed, or the season will DC charged Sia the
season. h pad BY the 10th Of july neat AZ NOT
paid, $50 will be charged, and $50 Insurance T.,
be paid a. soon as the mare - known 10 BE lp
foal Parting with the mare. or irregular a.
tendance At the stand, forieits the insurance
10 every case. so cents (eash) 10 The Groom d,
be sent With the mare.
CHANTICLEER
Is q beautiful dark 6roten, sirkesn hind.
high, ,oithout iohite, ofgood si-e and
action.
PEDIGREE.
Chaniieleer was bred by the late James 4.
Green, Esq Of Nansemond county, virginia
ioaied ia lo26-got BY Old SIR Archie, out Of
Black Ghost, (Ihe best brood mare Of her day
She was got BY LiEhtfooVs mporied horse o,esr
her dam, PIll-Box, by the mporied horse Panta
loom her dam NelpomeDe, Sy Burueil,. IT,,
vslisri her 3 dam Virginia, by old Mari Az.
honJi her g dam Polly Bird, by the import
ed horse Aris,o,iei her gggg dam Young Boo
ny Lass, by the imported horse Jolly Roger out
Of the imported mare Benny Lass, by Bsy Bolton
I-Darleys Arabian Byeriy Turk--Taaolet
barb Places white Tufk-NAtursl Barb
Mare.
have said that Black Ghost was ono of the
best brood mares OF her day. In proof Of this.
need only state that, she is the dam Of the FOL
lowing race and brood mareA Gen. WYNN,
Isabella, one Of the bes, racers Of her DAY, (and
dam OF Col. wynns 6De horse Anvil, Martha
Washington, and Petou, - Columbia (the dam
OF Kate Keanou, Meg Dodds snd Miss Matte
that beat Virginia Tailor, 4 niils heats on Long
Island ali got BY Sir Archie, and full sntsrs
to Chantieleer.
CH-aNTTCLEER was trained when three
years old by James s. Garrison, Esq, but ia con
sequence Of an injury sustained in oae of5i
/ ieet, when colt, be was run only once In
that race, though unsuceessful, he ran Win
credit II was aud stIl is the opinion Of Mr
Garrison, that but for his lsmeness he would
have the race.
! Tie was trained at years old, by Mr.. Carr.
500, with the hope that he had recovered, but
IN a trial his foot gave way again. and he va.
turned out. 10 this trial he beat both Of h, !,
eomPetitors.
PRIvILEGES GRANTED.
! Any gentleman putting four mares Of IA, own
can nave the benefit OF the Season for $40. IL he
pays he ssme BY the 10Th Of July neat Anv
company Of gentlemen putting i've mares and
each beeoming responsible for the whole Gao
pave TOE eenent Of the season FOR S5O-if they
! failure TO comply, IN either case, will sau..
me 10 charge the regular Season price
an mares iaiiing TO prove 10 foal, can 20 TIE
fan Season, free Of further charge.
SentleDen sesding mares from a di.tane.
sn as'e grain and Pas,uFags furnished at the
asSh oonfhood price, provided written NO
"ee 70 that effect be sent with the mare
The greatest possible care will DO taken 10
pssvsat accidents and escapes, but no rsspon,i
ohiiy ~iIl be Incurred.
y. u. 10 being thus particular 10 stating
terms, wish 10 lessen the trouble OF borrsio,,,
70 every instance, and also the nses.s,ty OF r,
Ius'nE TO alter the terms Ia sny manner. Tor tb.,
are now too low 10 be profitable. The LbsrsI
- &c $40 lS. wili ahd must Be satisfied. must
peg OF All not TO judge my horse by fbs nr,c.
shleh have been induced TO reduce 10 suu A.,
unlea' 10 eonelusioH. let me repeat that an
bargains viii be made according 70 The b,,i
"i'houi regard TO any person or persons.
March i2, 1901 ~