Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1859-02-15
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T2yuIS distinguished Race Horse will stand th-.S.
i ensuing season, commencing on ihc 10th ASEN
February, and ending on the 18th Of July, at iDyLSAA.
stable, at the Trotting Park, near Richmond, ut 49, ims
season, and ~ TO the Groom. to he paid, in nll cas--. when
the mare L. served. Should the mare not prove in ioal, She
can be sent TO IN. horse the next season gratis. Mares will
be we'll fed at forty cents per day. but there viii be no r."
sponsibiliiy for accidents or escapes. ~ the subscriber
wishes to avoid the trouble OF collecting the seasons. he h,s
made them payable 10 advance; and This Is hi, inducem"H:
for standing the horse so low.
ncucalion Is elk year. old this spring, "A dark chesnaf,
without, white, except Il star In the forehead: fv. feet one
inch and three. eights high-full-under tse standard, andi'
Of the finest proportions and most beautiful synimctry.-
Ills backbone il remarkable for its siz" and strength. lie
l.. believed to be taller than his sire, Revenue, and l. taller
than hi, y~randsire, Trustee; j. more than two inches taller
than Imported Medley, and those renowned English stall
lions, Trurnpeter and Whalebone; and Is more ihan r'-
inches taller than the famous four.mile horse Jircr ics.
Fanny Washington. Engineer. Planet. &c. and Is on; "f
'Ihc Queen, by Imported Priain (~inner Of the lrrhy)'
grand dam Delpiine, by Whi,s-r lwinntr Of the DERBY,
and own brother to whaleboncl &. grand dam (Jereed'
dam, My Lady, by Comus. out Of the Colonel, daU', ~
Dolphin; Tipple Cider, by KIM Fergus; sylvia, by sonnS
Nixbury. Mulso Bay Turk. Bay BOSTON, Coneyssins. Hut.
tons Grey Barb, Eyerly TURK, Bustler:
The Imported mare, ''The Queen" Obcncalions damn ~'t
one VI the most distinguished race mares ever in the United
States. u; all distances fon one "a four mil: heat. shr
was full sister to Monarch equally distinguished. They
were both bred at the Royal stud at Hampton Corr. IL
Qucen's' grand dam Sy Lady. was the dam OF tc d.N'in'
guishci English race horse AMI Stallion Jerced, aud also IT,
liam OF Imported Passenger. My I.adys dam wr' his"
dam OF the Colonel. winner or ST. Ledger. and one oil HE
most distinguished racers and stations in England. aud her
dam WAS lilcwis. the s. dam o.! the famous four mile morse
NYZ. This pedigree !, remarkable for IL, ririine', and -
prcialiy for the siou,nrss or BOTTOM Of its crosses aud /,
one Of the most ancient 10 be found in the stui h''i oi
England, running back TO the reign Of Charicsi
As 10 his performances It is sufficient 10 say that ''c ran
six races and won them al excep: one OF niNe heats, We
orly one he ever ran ~ that distsncel Ia which he ga.
beaten by An inferior horse In consequence 0f being dcei.
dedly aiui--. In all his other races. whic, were OF tSn and
,hr-r miles heMts. he ront-nIci with the finest horse, oflis
day, including Engineer, Shocko-. Tar River. Ac. &c. aud
beul his competitors with such ease that he never VA" put
% hs full spypl. III many Instances dis. ing 4 tVIlor's al
the field. Finally, In June, l>.1. while on his H,y 10 Lnns
Island, to fulfil his engagement: in a four mile sHcepst,-r
with Nicholas L., sue Washington and "id-r-, in ra,,ne
through New York city. he received al iuiury which car-,'l
his withdrawal from tho turf. for His performance in ~
gee handbills. '"Ntl"
= S-peucallon will he exhibited ~ ~Pe"la'ar. Chester.
6pld (oochlsnd sud Hanover courts, in She month M;
March ne,t. after sb,ca b. all remain al he .iauf "a.
stated above.