Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1856-10-31
BATLIEPEYTON FOR SALE AT AUCTION

BAILIEPEYTON FOR SALE AT AUCTION.
T6NHE subscriber vii cell III" distinguished rsce horsc
and stallion. BAILlE PEiTON. nj public auction. on
the last iny Of me pr.-cn, State Far" He will be cold on
n crcdi, OF one and two ychrs. the payments secured By
bond, with satisfactory security, carrying lntercs, from
their date-.
Bsilie pcy,on was got by Andrew best son Of Sir
Charlcs,j hi, dam Master Henry, dam focahontHs By
American Eclipse his grand dam (hnickerbocker'S dam
Grey Tail by hnmbrinO his 2 z. dam The Old Lady "a
distinguished racer, after she was |, ycars old, and after
having had II foals) By imported Barouct her s. :. &.
dam diam also Of Van RANTS ]cc!cbratcd Potomac, bred
in New York not Wilkes Potomac, bred in Va by im.
ported Figure his z :. Z. z. dam WIS by imported Ba
shaw (hull brother 10 thu famous Miss Samcrkin , and hi,
{. : 9 Z. =. dam was by Hero. sou o. imported Messen.
ger. out OF the celebrated imported Cub mare.
Mambriuo was by imported Messenger; his dam By i'm
ported sour Crout hi, erund dam ny imported Whi,ligig;
his : grand dam BY imported WildAir, out of the .anc
imported Cub marc.
She uI,e imported Cub mare was got by Cub; her dam
Sister tn Ludis, by second startling Partner, Greyhound,
Brown Farewell by Muxc!r,s, Brimmcr, Places White
Turk, Dodsworth, Layton Barb mare.
lailc Pcytons dam is nearly full sister in blood to the
celebrated Ariel.
A. q stallion gaiiie Pcy,on has had but few opportunities
to distinguish himself. lii- owner is no racer, and mas Ia
ken no pains To get good mares TO him: consequently bu,
few of his get have been trained. Yet, Of these few, some
have proven themselves superior racers. Maria Pcyton
after winning all her races in the United States, was car
ried 10 Canada and beat nearly all the fine horses in thai
country al all distances. Another OF his get. after winning
the mrs; heat, and whilst running ahead il the second, fell
and broke her leg, but TOR which, il is believed, she would
have been Q distinguished racer. And Passenger. another
We Olt VI NN' iva 'lSt Euh'h'' H'foI' ~ INV 'A',e
States ut all distances, and closed his career By beating the
renowned + ashton, over her own course at Long Island,
four mile heats
As a racer, Bailie Pcy,on was not only one of the frs, Of
his day, bur one Of the first of any day. He started in 81
heats on the most fashionable courses, and against the
best horses in the country, losing four and winning nine
teen, or nine races and n heat: md this, Tor the most part,
whilst laboring under the effects OF Ii distcmpcr which
came near killing him. Seventeen OF these he won in 2
5 and { mile heats. In addition TO his racer, he beat Mr.
pucke,t's remarkably fast horse WilgO, and the celebrated
Lady Chfden, in Nil their private trials; and, likewite, Mr.
John ". Bolts fast bob tail quarter horse IL 'evcraltrlals
OF a quarter of n mile each. But as d better evidence OF
his surprising speed and hottom, no ran over four iash
ionablc courses, =, 3, and 1 mile heats, in the quickest time
ever made over them; and, on three Of these occasions
he ran the second heats in less time than the first. He
ran n second two mile heat over Fairfield, after winning
the hrst, in the quickest time ever made over that ancient
and fashionable course TO this dny. 1t was after one o
these races. and after the dis:emper had broken out upor
him rthut Capt. John Heh gave nine thousand dollars fol
him ut four years old.
He is Il horse Of great vigor, and a remarkably sure foa
grtter. w. c.. SCOTT.