Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1854-04-07
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s'tas bred young Tro,tins STALLION having A.
.nn.rc.d his season 1t the s:able Of inc soosen. y"
{, M.shan icsv,ne Turnpike, one milo fer. the cny. T
J ThoEa, :. p.ane, four miles above GoochtandCourt house,
c q. -; n. sss. %aN' II psssing Mr.. samuel s. Duvai's PowelI
rIveaJ he will make q shor. stay. giving persons IN tfiat neign
I'd. oppottnGl:y ol securing hi0 se'vicos' Inc season VIII
~, $50 the season. If paid previous to the ls of July. or 81
@G ;inc; and $50 70 Insurc-insurance forfeited by partln!
t1,le, and all mares considered by. tho seIson, unless express
::i.ood 10 the contrary.
@nhs fee 81.
.;1 was IoaIed in Columbia county, State Of New York. on
mo' July iSiI: is a beautiful rich dark brown, me feet ~
rion, and car trot his mile inside Of three minases, and ha'
i'oGGuuced by trainers The most promising young horse they
"i seen, His coils. dropped last spring. are equal To- any 10
lIs, az! d, n proof OF II. $500 u piece has been refused iol
r Of them when six months Old;
Il .;Tei ny the renowned trottng horse New York BLACK
Ha:o Oh; Of the tro;ilas mare. Lady ol the Lake, the sire OF
: .iaas was:he celeoraedstalion, Andrew Jackson, (the sire o.
4 n fast ouea) The fas!csr tro.t;ng horse Of his day-havins
psarel I. TomPsins, Fire King. Lady Warrington, Modesry
IL lie was sired by Young DashrT, who was by imported
Il B"haS. aud he by Wi!dair, and WiIdair by Cade. who wat
II Ge!oIrhin Arabian. Tho dam Of Andrew jackson, was Why
! g .hs ~ imported Messenger.
4t!aSi. dam wa. the distinguished ,ro,ting mare Sally Mil
> vas trot.ed her mile In Two minutes and thirty seconds, and
10 he av imported Messenger. her dam by Gunpowder. Black
'l!fne with heavy weight, is The beat on record, up 10 the TIM
.a.h' and ESTABLISHMENTS claim 10 be the best tro'nng stallion
PERFORMANCES OF BLACK HAWK
ssSQ mile heats; Black Hawk 70 n $50 ID. wagon. Jenny
|. ,.see:on wagon, weighing about rs Ibs-winning the frst
fhe"i,n2 80 43; Jenny Lind winning the second 10 IS
St, 1878. beat Lady Sutton over the Union Course, IN a
s'', "r.h an inside stake OF $50 mile heats, besttllree IN
=. :, sa;oH'-.imc, 9 43-242-242-245K
4 ASS. 5;at Americas over the Union Course. in a much
-, ;hts- mile meats. TO ESQ ID. wagons.,imc,s 3l15 a6; for
;oornaaces. see Turf Register for lS47 and 1918, where
4 ~ -een the challenge Of his owner" TO trot him against any
= y S"ri!. for any amount from ESQ to $1,000, which chtl.
ss"a:Ts' accepted. Subsequently, $4,000 was refused for
! H.-c John, half brother 10 kos,uth, has also distinguish
q te ;Gr'. az 4 horse oil uncommon speed ami power, win
:, r.E. II lSsn, he started ten times for purses AID stakes.
{ =, "shi. In ISL, he started eight times, winning i've. June
o.t ne Union Cours- he beat Black Harry, IN q match ior
t'A= heats, 10 wagons lime, 5.2O-5.26.. october lell,
t. s5I;'e ae stake OF $3.50 he ben, True John , sSa mule
~, lhi.i Drothcr 10 D ack LaWk,) trotted over the Union
ans I'VE OF the best horses inthis country Tor a STAKE anu
'N'l Wr 60 mile heats, to $50 10. wagons, winning IN Two
. *Ih'ui mailing a break, in the Unparalleled tme OF
:, 50 az! :os whom his owner refused el6toO. September
n S'"Wets Odr1scl, (half sister TO Black 1awk) IN q mntch
!. Ever the !Cenllev!l!e Course, beat fanny Lind mile
m,cS IN Eve, to w~agons-wsgon aud driver weigh
:--aofel and seventy pounds, winning the first, third and
a',Ime, 2E-246-2a7. October l9.h, 1853, in a
p ms. 70 Two hundred and thy pound wagons, beat
A mMi e. N three straight heats-tins, 243-2 AZ
b. A. 50, 1898, Black Douglass, a grandson Of Andrew
my: his AS: appearance on the turf over the Hunting
n. IN a match with Flora Temple, lor $500, miIe heats,
r.,Tm9's.,n harnoss, and eoa in three straight %heats-time
,.r Ta 80 Cas'ius n. Gay. TO whom was awarded the
r. a.I.sS October, at the Springfield. Massachusetts,. Ma.
a h. t1h'oi'i"n, Is also a grandson Of Andrew Jackson
n .e'e, The dam OF Kossu,h, without training, has irctted
u, - at % t rdaister Tas not surpassed for game and
Eva ms wa, by Sherman Morgan, her dam a thorough bred
-, mns Thus II will BE- seen, that Kossuthi ia moi q chance
b.. :, "nRs 10 u lfo,ttng family, and the very best In America,
St S or oood through a long limo Of choice ances,ors-all
~ A. S'eoi an! great enduraoce-nnd goes back 10 some of
rra. 'apiah and English hores; and ! assert. without lear Of
- ma: he ID he Dos. bred lror.ins stallion that has over
n.?msc. Persons wishing TO breed fast and 'erviccable
IL !, A. &c invited to call and examine the horse, and they can
J FkfS..UPpoI'unI.y 10 see him moro, and think can satisfy
! lar. mol only a descendant, Of tTot.ers, but !, himself a
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