Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1847-04-02
SIR HENRY.
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PEDIGREE AND DESCRIPTION.

PEDiGKEE AND DESChlT llON.
SIR HENRY was bred by James Bathgatc, ESD
OF Long Island the breedcro OF Medoc, Midas Typ
sew and other Horses disng ulsned in the annals ol
the Turf He has taken more premiums, after closer
competition, than any other American horse nay
inc received besides numerous county premiums the
trst premium Tor the best biood morse VI ule ~
State Agricultural FAIR several different years The
last at Auburn Sept H. 1916, over upwards OF hity
competitors, admitted to have been the hnes snow o.
horses ever witnessed, even i'll New orK. Tie lsiuil
sixteen hands high, and very muscular; weighs eleven
hundred and half in ordinary cond tion is OF bright
chestnut color was never in the harness or on the
Tart isa remarkably sure ioai geter perfectly sonnd
and healthy, and in the viEor OF NE. lie was got oy
Henry the competitor OF Am. Eclipse IN the great
race Long island he by Sir Atchy ana he by nm
ported Donled. SIR HENRf'S dan-ihe dam OF
Prospect Sir Lowell and LIT lnlanry--was got by I'M
ported 1t Infantry Ia son of EsGflsH ECLIPSE or
dam imp old MESSENGER, uhe sire OF the dam Of AM
ECLIPSE and celebrated gcttcr OF trottcIsl; e. or
dam Bashaw u. 4. gr. dam mp RUE BRiTIoN' saiu
70 he the sire of the original" Morgan Imported l't
| Infantry was bred by Richard Guson, ESQ., OF Clan
don in Surrey and was got by Eng. Eclipse; his dam
by Feather; gr. dam FLYING CHILpLRs
The above pedigree may be verified by any one who
desires. by reference to the Eng Stud Book, or Am
Turf Register both in possession OF the prornctors
SIR HENRYs colts unrivalicd tor speed, bottom
and style OF acton,nnd command higher prices as ROAD
stcrs, in the markets OF Troy, Albany and New ork
than those OF any other horse. The following notice
OF Sir Henry is from the March No OF the American
| Agrculturist edited by A. b Allen, Esq, who is well
| acquainted with both the horse and his stock
| "SiR HESRY.--We have received circular from
| Mcssrs Lucius Sanderson & Co. of West Milton, w.
informing that this fine, well bred horse will stand
ut Burlington the ensuing season. SIR Henry mas IA
ken several premiums at the annual shows OF the N
Y. State Az. Soc Celebrated as the Vermont Horses
already are think ii duly patronizcd, this superb
horse vii leave stock behind which Will add Sill
more to their reputation as roadsters."
Mr. iiciJr, of'amhrigc, y. ! an experienced
and obiigng groom who has taken care OF Sir Henry
for several wears will have charge of him this Season
Good pasturage will be provided for mares from .
distance bu, the propreto,s will not be responsible TO
accidents or escapes
Refer to Mahlon Cottrill, Esq Of Montpelier, Ed
ward Long Esq. Cambridge, y. Y. VIM. Porter
Esq Editor OF the Spirit OF the Times, New orkC Hy
Charles Everest, Ncrgennes Nt.
| LUCIUS SANDERSON & Co.
y. B. A printed circular continuing SIe Henry
pedigree and description more Mt length. with an &C
count OF his stock, and certificates OF their character
and the prlces-ranglng from 5000 10 SlOoo-at "hic
numbers OF them have been sold may be had by cal
ling On the propretcrs addressing them post paid
Burlington