Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-03-31

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WI sire Dick, ar q" Ma'c'ave, Gsi"r an" man,
good ones will make his season at Bend W.
snr-, with 81 10 the groom in every case ,ov ,,;,,
The lots and stables prepared for Mares ana l!
he fed (as desed at forty cents per day. No iabiy TOT ~
Coor.d servant boarded without charce-w.e ones
As racer tried Stallion, haerave at eas, equal II not
He rich cesnul handsome of mastery SIZE and capii
proportions; upwards Of Ii hands highs with hone se
ie at" ' II" a" very nearly allied /" pnm and Levann
the best and approved Stations now before the pnn
Gently covering $3.50 EACH and their equal in blood shape al"
all other respects ,,,
Aagraye covered perhaps, than six or eg
good bred mares; and prove his ncstlnaIs 'aine IL,
horse No other Stallion in America probably the world has ever
got two colts tn four miles under an. as W a Nv, r
en Mares his two frs America lie has done h',
in under disadvantage han any othe' S'ao
the United S,hes has done IN his ilie ,.
II. IL of the very pedigree for speed and distance
Let facts speak, and intelligent breeders DECIDE Tor @
A. Il b. MERRITT:
TIicksford, Va, March 4, lsia go-w4w
ID osToN will stand my stable tspring Grove Hanover
D county, Va) eighteen miles north Of the city o hcnonn'
and within miles oi the Junction oi lie Kcnoni
ucksbas and Louisa Rail Roas Those who may wlS 10 -,
courage Boston, send their with safety either from Tue
extreme South Morrill, by way nf HE hhiroau, hr es
Tue eU" S be " auy m charged with vr and The
money promptly paid within ic season deduction o W W
stance Mares will fed good pasture furnished al
thysev and half cents day Every care WIN ne Ss
pre-, accidents escapes but Liability for any tat may
happen shall be constantly at home during te season. ana 1T
tend IN person 10 Things generally
deem entirely unnecessary to say any thing as 1 az
pedigree and performances Of Boonwrr to do %, anu 10
give full history of the II would I'LL the whole q. new"
paper suffice ii To that when he was IN his Ienl sy M
,ears old, that with him four ME meats
could put him up TO bis n he % w e T hy those
who be relied and who had the best ground FORMING
their opinion that Boston could have run ior %
good COURSE and good rider, IN I'M lbs ana repeat "''
Boston has made one season. proved hin self sure and
good oal ge,te and from his great size powef se s
deserves 10 be encouraged with Tie very best mares MY au
s siSDa H. ii i lAaassr '''" WIN L. WHITE.
f51E Imported thoroughbred Horse, pAGEE, viii stand The
yrescn, commencing The oth ." March, an. .er
mina,inr on the Jny stable, in r Town of Man
chester county Of Chesterfield, aud the Conr' house u r
couu: every alternate nine days through The sra e
$40 each The AMI 5 IL insure
Mare foopay able when each Mare taken away
To prevent mistakes persons are requested to rna n% WI"
the Mare stating whether she comes by The season Il" ny W. IN
surance, but when nothing Is said on The >nher ' "
only will be charged The insurance /" be- @''r,ra I'm e
Mare changes before is nsceItalned u Se DC "a
groom will be entitled 10 receive my cents on
s sa M'~ s aa nG as S
the pressure Of the times AMI from no nerlon
bred horse American Turf Register VOL No D ior Jan
uary, 1884, and also t" the p hIs Of The day
Dagl.r bred by Com Sir Robert Barrie at sw"hdae IN
evialhan tnnw T-nnessee oil Magmve. winner OF The
81 leser in 1882 and many other horses OF mote ~, dam, Ia
hraed Fay Nedd Arabian Shek, out al Maria bred i! tie lac
a% nG S' aS aa ace i n"s snt ''" @a Zoos
s2a volume ID a6, got 10y orvir her DAM Lady
Jaue bred by the Duke of Hamilton ia c was 60" by the
famous iantonian. her dam Bay Jasen as" bred ny tne
Duke Javen, Young Flora, SISTER I" Sadir, ny
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS., Young Fora. spaiiirl and spa
die likewise bred the Duke III Iamt"I aud may with
proprefy he styled his family Of horses The Duke o atoh
"ccebraed for biocdr The ST. @er no les,
than circumstance quite unpaEalre! %" The nr
aud first for the eighth bat The stakes given 10 Lord
Fi'1wiam his Grace's rider having joslied Young Flora
out Of Flora BY Squirrel her dam Angelica by snapKe
rulusBales acknowledgements Aahiad--am 81 the
Two True Blues Mul-y Of Daglee} perhaps the best
of Orvie and Sir r. Charles Bunbury famous Stare
Eleanor by Whskey.
DESCRIPTION.
Dach-e blood hay with black lres md tail and
black hoois He il Of The largest class al blood
horses hen. fun hands three inches IN height Of cnrt
to''s~ni,r
clear and upon clean lmh III hue racing
with deep shoulder back ions and Launches, has
great quarters, and unusual length OF thigh and
arm yet shor. below tire knee and heck with hind leg IN
pon, strength aud shape lnled by scarce any, surpassed Icy
none, indicative o astonishing A. iaccr added I"
and defects n tha. rlarar'r:
be hereditary with which iasioLnbe Northern
bred Stations of The day affected aud which They,
Il matter Of course aud do entail upon their
EDWARD {. MAYO.
March lOO-"tw