Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1859-04-05
DECC.ALION.

TUNTitS distinguished Race Horse will stand thec
II ensuing season, commencing on the 18th ZsSsN
February and ending on n. 18th Of July. at myLSA
stable at The Trotng Park, near Richmond 500 the
season. to the Groom. TO De paid N all when
th psrr il should the mare not prove In foal h.
can L., sent the horse the gratis Mares will
be well fed at forty cents Fer day. but there VIII he
wishes avoid hc trouble Of collecting the seasons b.
made them PAYABLE in advance; aad this Is his nduceinen
for st,ndng the horse so low.
DrucA.oi Is six years old this Sprng dark ch,snu,
without white. except star in the forehead; five feet
inch and ,rec-cgits hishfGiunder tao standard. ands
Of III. tur, proportions and beautiful syEEir'ry.
His backbone Is remarkable FOR its Size and strength. lie
Is believed 10 b. taller than hs sire Revenue. AMI is taller
than hi, grsndre Trustee: than two inches taller
than Imported Medley, and those renowned English S,a
lions Trumpees and Whalebone; and Is more than i've
Inches taller than the famous iour.m- horse Jimcrick.
DeGcaion got by Revenue, sire Of Sue Washington
Fanny Washington Engineer, Planet &C. and Ia out Of
"ihe Queen, by Imported Pram twnncr Of the pertyj
grand dam D.lpine. by whsker twinner Of ue Derby,
and Own brother TO whal.b"n-) grand dar (Jereeds
dam My Lady, 10y Comus, out OF the Colonels dal by
nelpnr Tipple Cider by King Fergus sylvia by young
Maskr, brother sylvia. RrxuIG. Lord Merton Arabian
MiNbury Mu!so Bay Turk, Bay Boston, ConeySins HIT
tons Grey Barb. pycriy Turk, BUSTER
The Imported mare. The Queen (Deucalion adam was
one OF III, distinguished ever in ue United
States all distances from to four mile hs,. She
Was full sister Monarch equally distinguished They
were both the Royal stud at Hampton Ccur "Thc
Queens grand dam Ny Lady, WAS the dam OF Tie disiin
Guhe English horse aud Stallion Jcree1 ard also the
si.,u o! Imported Passenger. My Ladys dam also
dam OF the Colon: winner Of ST. Ledger aud Of the
distinguished anl stations in England and her
uai ~at HhcNst u.hl 'l FAMOUS morse
N.Y. This pedigree remarkable for its richness and
r.cay for In. stouness o: Its crosses and Is
The ancient b. found in the stud book Of
England. running back 10 the reign OF Chsrlesl.
Al his performances Is sufficient TO say that h. ran
six and won them all except one OF mie heats, tile
only b. at that distance) in which he was
b. inferior horse u consequence Of being d-
d-dly ams lu all his other which were OF two and
miles -a,s h- couended with the finest horse, Of his
day ncudin; Engineer Shockoe. Tar River, &C, &C. and
b.;, his competitors Sith such that he put
10 his :ul speed. IN many instances d,,ancng msicry Of
the d.Id fiualiy Ia June, 1884, willie his 10 Long
Island fulfil Ii. engagement in i"ar mile sw,rpstak-
with Nicholas L. Sue Washington aud others in pussns
through York city l received an injury which caused
his wh,ruwu e ur For his performances In full
hanibls. e. WAGNER.
pS-p.ucaiicn will be exhibited PowhstGn, Chester.
d-i Gccchland and Hanover courts, in the month Of
March next after wLich he vii! remain J: his stand rs
stated ,loy. Z. ".