Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1844-04-12
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OF Charleston. South Carolina.

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his present in Milton Wavne county. Indiana
commencing the first of April. and ending the first
day of July next, at the following price, TO WRITTEN
DOLLARS for Colt; the money be paid the
mare known To be with colt parted with. No
liability the part of the keeper for accidents that may hap
PEN
Observation-Disclosures is a beautiful dapple cav
years old this grass black TAIL black legs
the knees without whte full fifteen hands three
inches hgh remarkably symmetrical IN all his proportions
bold and commanding in his appearance with action
singly fine in word he combines assemblagc
/ of points speed, utility grace and beauty.
i PEDIGREE--V ERTUMNUS, bay horse bred by
Major William JONES' of Queen county, New ok, got
by the celebrated running horse American Eclipse the
Of Medoc Mingo. Ariel, O'key and others of the
best the United States of Princess by Defiance
Defiance by Fozel dam Miss Dance by Roebuck Roebuck
bv imported Sweeper (son of Mr.. Beavers Great Dver-
Roebuck- dam by imported Old Daazet of the Earl of
March's Ola Balazet. he by (;odophn Araban-Pncess
was out Of Old Empress whose imported horse
Baronet; her by imported Old Messenger her
dam full bred by Snap out of Jenny Outer who
by True Briton her dam (viz: Jenny Duter
Quaker Lass got by Juniper out of Jacob Hzeitners inn
ported Molly Packoet, her G. dam got by old
Spark her G. G. dam Queen Nab, and her g.
IAN @ Ga Wns as G hs ee or ns 81
WIN. r. JOHNSON.
Given under my hand this Goth July 1885
Performances -First Spring Meeting, n. York races,
May 6. 1881. Nerumnus here eoncnded for the prize
field of the best colts exhibited any turf and
the fine style at two heats (sweepng stakes $500
forfeit 00 fifteen subscribers, six paving foes) beating
CHI Sir Afford by Sir Harry Blackburn b. c. Emf.
us. by Eclipse, dam Fbo mare by Eclipse, dam a Bed
{. Eclipse,
ch Froic by Eclipse, dam Betsey Ransom: eh. by f.
cpse, dam by Sir Harry; oh. Fefy, 10y Bedford, dam
Fair Star, Oh. Clara full sister Medoc Although the
FL. in torrents. this performed in the
m. SO and m and SIS. At the meeting Verum-
match with Emlus mile heats, for $1,000 aside
which he won--tine /. ST.: sc.
Norfolk, Va. Fall Races, Nov 1884. Sweepstake for
three year Odds. 90 entrance. half forewor. by Yer
heats beating Richard Adams bay colt Alp
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Three Hill, Va. Races, May 10. 1895. Purse $780, two
time 3 81, every other beat g. beating Mary Lea
four years old by Tnoeon dam by Archie gr h. Jesse
five years old by Medley. dam by Francisco b. f. Rosaa
Somes, four years old by Sir Charles, dam by Mischief by
Vginan b. h. Montabeilo four old, by Tariff track
rather heavy
Columbia s. C.. Dec 81 1885. Purse $500 tw o milo
heats by Vcrtumnus four years old, I02 lbs.
heats; time 3. 37-3: So, heating CHI Ormond, by Sir
CHARLES dam by Alfred three years old 80 lbs &. Turn
bull, by Phenomenon. dam by Andrew three old. 80
lbs. CHI f. sunRower, by Ciairmon, dam Poor Girl four
years old 80 lbs CHI Ciodhopp 90 bs gr.
Dick Sampson by Medley four years od,i log lbs; b.
Cowper by Medley dam by Timleon four years DID, 80 lbs
Charleston $ e. Jockey Club Races Feb II. 1850
handicap purse $500 mile heats; by fcrtumnus.
handicapped. 81 lb beating Lady Nashville, 100
Saint Matthews, Nov. 81, 1886. Two mile heats
by Vertumnus five years old; beating years old. by
Monsieur Tonson m. five years old, by Ciairmont
in five heats beating Eliza Hicks, Sir Ken
Meth Celeste Bawdak, Miss Neberry and Eciat time 5s
/: $50 l.
February 1897. Two mile heats. won by Ierturn-
eight years old beating ch Fanelia five years old:
he the winter of 1889. Augusta, beating Sally
andy Ike and others three heats, good time, but the
recoiected Col Edward Richardson Of South
Carolina, speaks of him in the following manner
FERTrMxUs purchased by me from w r. johnson.
Of Virginia, price of four thousand dollars In my
opinion he stood among the best Of his day. and
beaten any distance when he kindly,
by Argyle which turf decidedly In favor
of his opponent inas.ach heavy and only mar
dawn which Argyle was so fortunate as
win and be the outside running IN mud anu sahu:
while his opponent ran the inside on irm ground In all
his other races which he owing 10 his refusing To
run tia. he was ever beaten; suffice to pronounce
him tn no az high bred horse horse m America
EDWARD RICHARDSON.
To Breeders of fine Horses
we would say horse in Indiana Ohio at this
time Of as high Vertumnus. Being sired by the
-enox ned Il Eclpse-who and beat with
ease Of his day, which assertion is acknowledged
By sporsmen who acquainted with, the history Of the
running The of this Horse will recommend hum
all classes beng stout and muscular built measuring
seyeny-thrce inches around the gIh This Horse vas
farneJ Of George w. Brown Of Charleston Ssth Caroaa
his present poprietos who having bee engaged Ia 'e
trading of horses the Southern Markets tor sesef
became acquainted with all the no'ad horses Vi thai
HopTON FERGUSON.
JOEL HIATT.
A,,o, sf.,cb 1874. 3o-ew-