Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1854-04-11
BALE PEYTON 7
raNIiS Iisiunrmishal IInrhe will MAXI his W. Rensnn

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't a; ,h S.' s;saisc OF W. 11o ~: r FEN; ;1as1 n" DoS siT1 t Grss@ 49,
Hotel, in the county Of Caroline. and will be lei to Mares EfrTA
at $50 the season; to be discharged by So. II paid withnI4-
the season, $50 Insurance, and 81 OF The Groom.
Mares VIII he fed al 80 cents per day. Mares with Coils will be
kept in suitable lois. Every care wl be taken TO prevent accidents
0 = B sssIEEi rEY : was %ss sd Ut by " ANEW "gws'p tho Sss q son ono of Sir Charles,
nI1 s q @' A aIa,5 se a ShO' i'm lsa a' Poea M,5y kt Mas;sr ii iS T!'s
DAMP + by EeI,gpffe his III G. Grand I'D dam; It, Grey Tail EHiek 11, E,,s
Old Lady, a distinguished racer accr she was seventeen yeats
old by imported IT ~ Ea 9GcEa winner # The re great ,s% o !:ia q SAFES "oes at
that beautiful aud dls'Ingulsnsd four mile hor1e imporisd Figure
~ i { c 6 's g 81 Be u Ian '%'si Inpp Hs;' %iiii ar gu gu, 6 ofiS e { i@ q d"%
MAMBRlNo wsa by imported Messenger; his dam by imported
Sour Krost his Grand dam by imported whirIglg his G G dam
by p o. hanSys !%go' 'Ss d Md'' Of h ST' ' pt sSs 1"p %n s siG cus M iaI Sister
in blood to that extraordinary campaign race m1re ARIEL. They were
senecr; their Grand dams were by the same horse the G G dam OF
Pocahontas was by imported Figure the G q & dam Of Ariel was
BALE PEIToN's success on the Tu,t, and in the Stud, entities
The hest horse of his day with the exception OF Boston, generally
conceded to be he best horse that ever uampel the American Turf,
and II was believed BY many, aud among:t Others an experienced
Turf man, who knew him we'll, that bat for The disemprr, which
a ts"H Tn him im ra,i T SOME years 5iisr he Goi: the Tnrf' tia, he c""iG
have ben;ca Boston any distance As an evidence of his SURPRISING
and four mile heats in The quickest tlnc ever made over them, On
f Que . ,@.'sTi hss BY ii Il is ssf ;%a t5s ANA Ih @" a '"!t e of a ii1;s sssastG on 1 vi ti"
II is beleyed, n? ";her horse ean boat A;'sr RAINING the frs hea,
easiIy without heng touched with wiir or spur in3d5, beating Mary
Blunt, Julra Burton, John Lindsey and ohers. He was trained IN
the same stable with those distinguished race horses wIieo and
Lady Clifton, aad beat them in al their trials.
Owing 20 the IaI ihat his owner has 10 connection with the Turl.
and that Bale Pcylnn has hitherto stood IN jlr,s ul the country ~
which there are but few thorough bgrd mares, D"ly six Of his &c!
have been tried. Three have been winners. a fourth, after Winning
the first heat, aud whilst running ahcaI in the sconL, lrIi anil broke
her leg. and II is believed by the gentleman Tho trained her, that bu;
for this accident she would have becn 4 Distinguished racrr;a fifth,
after runuin, Il IT, "a al thrcc years old ii A5S 4. and in l.5jH, subIc.
uucntiy received uu injury AMI was lrltcm; AMI the sixth, though
beaten. was no. a bad Colt. Two Of them, uhr first that were train.
ed) Maria rcy'on and Passenger. Tere very distinguished. The
former, alter winning all her races ~ the UaIUei S;aies. beat nearly
:; ;., :; S, r. +: I !s q: q ! r S S, IT,; ; :; s.: 8; 70; e.. 4; !; E; ri 5"! + ;:,; : ::j'' e e ;;
one Of these six *nsout Of a mare Tia, ns .hsr produced a racer
BALE PEYTON is IL lanl., or ) feet 4 inches high. ant iti
universally conceded. that in point Of power, beauty, fash and
bIoohJlke aplcarance he cdnuo. ne surpassed. In breeding rom Il
horse Of his size, If one should get a race horse. he would probably
be one OF the profitable sort that could carry his weight AT ii, c. sx or
seven years old; II he does not get a racer, his nancy will moi be
tErown away, as he will get a horse that will be II cfuI for tie saddle
Or for harness. One OF his get out OF a coIn!nnn mare look The first
premium for saddle horses al the late State Fair. For want Of i
Groom he was not exhibited himself, but will be al the neat Fair.
lis hoped that the public will not undervalue Halle PeytuG in
consequence OF the low price at which lie stands. None but. the un.
initiated estimate a horse according IN the value his owner may
choose 10 place on his services.
BALE PEYT0N is standby for profit, not for reputation.
Look 10 your interest, Farmeis Of Caroline, Spotsyiyama St ford.
King George, WestmoreIand, Essex. King Il Queen and Hanover. |
have gotten this horse TO come TO Caroline Tor the interest Of my
felluw.ciIzcns Of the above mentioned counties. Tia i rare OpnGS;
tunty for getting good horses, and rs the Quantity Of mares g.
limited, ] would suggest TO ownefs Of good mares to engage as soon
as possible.
All letters addressed to the, Bowling Green, Caroline County. will
meet with prompt attention, GRAY
April l0-cwiw