Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1859-04-07
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
TO STOCK RAISERS.
EPSILON.

THE very distinguished stallion Epsilon ~,
l. will make his third season at my sta A5S
bic, one mile from Fayette, Howard Co.. Mo and
will be permitted to render service for $50 to In
sure mare TO be with foal, which will be con
sdered due as soon as the fact is ascertained or
the mare transferred. have extensive blue grass
pasturage. t. A. PANkEf.
EPSILONis dark bay, about 16 hands high,
possessing the rare beauty and magnificent style
of his sire on the dams side, andthe substance and
stamina of his sire, the great Pacific. In fact
may safely assert that his progrenitors on his dams
side are the handsomest family In America, and
as TO his sre's side | am fully warranted in saying
that his decent is the most renowned IN the hlsto
Ty of horses. The grounds taken by all well In
formed writers are, that Old Sir Archie was the
real Godolphin Arabian OF America. Taking these
facts into consideration, and add 10 that the estlm-
ony that Epsilon traces through a long line of an
cesiors 20 royal origin, what less could be expect
ed than that he would prove himself most re-
nowned sire. In order that the true admirers of
the purely thoroughbred horse may know in what
part of the Stale 10 find one of the best stations
that lives, | have determined 10 advertise him in
extenso, and here l will remark that have let
Ter from most successful and intelligent gentle
man of the turf, who writes of the date of Nov.
29th, 1858, that Epsilon. in his opinion is one of
the best stations that lives. (and says) 81 am
bourne out in my assertion by the records, six of
get have started this season, and five have been
winntrs the other second each heat in Alabama.
Since received the letter alluded to- the one that
ran second has been winner; one other has made
her debut, and has never met her equal, winning
two days at nearly every course she has gone TO.
In fact her powers are so extraordinary, that she
was suffered 10 walk at New Orleans for the hand
some purse Of $500, nothing daring TO encounter
her. The colts of Epsilon have enjoyed an unln-
terrupted tide Of success from Tennessee TO New
Orleans, coming in contact with, and beating the
get Of the best stations in America; such as the
great Lexington, Lecompt imported GlencO, i'm
ported Sovereign, imported Albion, imported
Yorkshire, Wagner, and others of notorieiy aud
fame. The letter alluded 10 is III my possession,
and | will take great pleasure in ing 1t 10
any gentleman who may wish 10 examine it. Af
Ter he foregoing remarks, will add for the ed
ification Of some who have spoken falsely of Ep-
son's character, that | am ready 10 back three
of his get against any three colts in Missouri of
the same age for $1,000 10 be run over the Fair
View course in Howard County, situated about
one mile from Fayette, the race TO be the last
Tuesday in May after the colts are 3 years old
in the spring, (they foals Of the spring of '5S
will give until the first of May for this TO he
accepted at which time the acceptor will be eX-
pected TO come forward and give security for the
forfeit, which shall be $1,000.
l also propose 10 run the colts of Epsilon, 10 be
foaled in 1860 against any stations get in America
the spring they are years old in stallion stake
mile heats. $500 entrance no forfeit, free for any
horse in the world; or more 10 make stake, TO
close the 4th of July, 1859, each subscriber 70
give security for the amount; 10 be run over the
Fair View course the last Tuesday in May in
1863. | shall expect TO hear from the south side
of the Missouri River.