Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1859-03-29
'ECCALION.
1u1I11s iis.irs.,,i.h..I nacs IInrse xili stand

VyIIIS distinguished Race Horse will stand thea
| ii ensuing season, commencing the 18th J~.sN
February and ending on the 18th Of July, At my/IA
stable. at the Trotting Park, Richmond at So Tie
season. to the Groom 20 be paid in all cases when
the mare served Should the prove In foa she
can be the horse the gratis Mares will
b. well fed 1T forty cent. per day. but there will be no re-
sponsbi;y for accidents escapes As the subscriber
wishes avoid the trouble Of collecting seasons has
made them payable In advance; and this is his uduccrnen
/ for standing ia. horse So low.
Deucalon is six years old this Spring; q dark che,nut
without white except star In the forehead FIVE feet
OF the finest proportions and beautiful symmrtry
His backbone Is remarkable for It's size and strength lie
!, believed TO be taller than his sire Revenue, aud is taller
IMAM his grasire Trustee: more than two Inches taller
than Imported Medley and those renowned English Stall
lions. Trumpeter and whalebone; and Is than five
Inches taller than the famous four.ne horse Jmcrack.
Deucson WAS go, by Revenue, sire Of Sue Washington
Fanny Washington. Engineer, Planet &C. and Is out Of
THE Queen by Iapored Pram (wnner OF the Drrby)
grand dam Dephne by whlsker (winner Of the Derby.
and own brother to whalehonel E. grand darn Jereeds
dam My Lady by Comus. out Of the colon.rs dam, by
Dolphin; Tppe Cider, by King Fergus sylvia by young
Maske, brother Sylvia; Regulus Lord Morons Arabian
Mixbury, Mulso Bay Turk. Bay ios,on COneyskin Hut
toms Grey Barb, Byeriy Turk Bustler
The imported mare "Thc Queen. (Deucalions dam was
distinguished In the United
States at all distances from to four mile heats. She
full sister TO Monarch equally distinguished They
both bred the Royal stud Hampton Court "The
Queen grand dam My Lady was the dam OF the di',i-
dam OF Imported Passenger. My Ladys dam was also
dam OF tho Colonel winner Of st. Ledger and one Of the
distinguished and stations in England and her
dam likewise the dam OF the famous four mile horse
N.Y. This pedigree Is remarkable for ts richness and
peciay for the stou,nrss or norrcv Of
0! the ancient be found in the stud book Of
England, running hack 20 the reign OF Charles ].
As to his performances is sufficient 10 say that he ran
six aud th-u all except Of mile heats. he
only he at that distance) i'll which he was
beaten y Inferior horse in consequence Of being drei
d.dy amiss In all his other races which Of two
three miles heats cout-nded with the finest horses Of his
day including Engineer, Shockoe Tar River, &c, &C. and
beat his competitors with such that he never put
his full speed many Instances dsiancins majority Of
the field Finally Ia June. l,, while on his way TO Long
Island fulfil his engagement in four mile sTeepstake
with Nicholas L. Washington aud Others In passing
through New York city, he received injury which caused
his withdrawal from the turf For hi performances In full
see handhills. T. "AGNER.
r. speucaon will be exhibited ~ Po~hatsn, Chester
fpld Goochiand and Hanover courts, in the month OF
March next, after which he will remain at his stand as
stated above. Z. W.