The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-02-25
DEIC ALlO N.-rnIs IL

DE UCALlO N.-'rhis DISTINGUISHED
~NRACE HORSE and STALLION. now IN
NA@Athe best of health and condition. will stand
the ensuing season. commencing on the LIST ot Feb
fuary. and ending on the 18th of July at nv Stable,
| Al Ashland, Hanover county. Va near Richmond.
| at $50 the season, and ; 10 the Groomto ne paid
m all cases when the mare is served Should the
not prove III ioa she can he sent to the horse
the next season gratis. Mares will be well fed at
50 cents per day but there VIII be no RESPONSE ts
for accidents escapes. AS the subscriber " she's
10 avoid the trouble of collecting the seasons, he
has made them payable IN advance and this is his
bGsesn' %" is tx !"s old this
Spring dark chesnnt, without white, except a
eng hts high-tullunder the Standard and is of the
finest proportions and most beautiful symmetry
HIS backbone remarkable tor its and
strength. lie is believed To be taller than his
Revenue, and is taller than his grand
lev, and those renowned English stations. Trump
etor and Nhaiebone; and is more than hle inches
hRp the wss s" s,
sire of Sue Washington, Fanny Washington, EnsI-
neer. Planet, Sc., and is out of :, The (9ueen, Dy
Imported ram, winner OF the Derby;) SIand dam
Dephine, by Whisker winner OF the Derby. and
own brother to Whaebone: q. grand dam tlereed s
dam My Lady. by Comus. out of the Colonel
dam, by Delplni; ripple Cider, by King Fergus
$, by young Mashe, brother to S,iyo; Ressu-
ius, Lord Motions Arabian, NJ ixburry, Mglso Bay
Iurk, Bay Bolton, Coneysklns, Hutton's Grey
Barb. B,crly Turk, BUSTER.
The imported Mare, The Queen; y tDeuealion's
dam was one of the most DISTINGUISHED race mares
ever the United States at all distances from one
four mIie heats; She was full sister to Monarch,
Royal stud at Hampton Court. The Queen S"
grand dam, My Lady. was the dam OF the dstin
su.shed English race horse and stallion, Jereed and
also the dam OF ipoI ted Passenger. My Lady dam
also dam OF the Colonel. winner OF st. Ledger,
and OF the most distinguished racers and stall
l,ons IN Eng land and her dam was Likewise the g.
dam OF the famous four mi e horse \ Il. This
Pedigree is remarkable for its richness, and espe-
cially for the stoutness OF BOTTOM of It's crosses.
and one of the most ancient to De found IN the
stud Book of England running back to the reign
OF Charles |.
PERFoRMANC Fs,-On the 10th of October. 1856. he
ran a race OF two mile heats, over the FalTheld
Race Course, beating field of four others, dis
tancing three the FIRST heat-tine 3:32'2 $50 The
following week he walked over at Broad Rock -
Two weeks after, taking no exercise. OWING 10 his
having fallen lame, he was beaten IA race al mile
heats at Warienton. North Carolina. On the 9th
of december following, he won match of two
lima 81 GO aside, beating Mr.. Bacon's bay hy,
Sally Roper, by imported Albion. dam b, imported
Glencoe dtstancing her IN the second heat; time
359.-i:UA. On the 18th May. 1857. he won the pro
prletors purse at Fairfield, two mile heats, heating
Shockoe and Tar River; time 3:491a-3:tU On the
2Ist Of the same month, he Won the Jockey Club
purse at New Market, tPetersburg.) three mile
heats, beating Engineer and Franklin over an ex-
ceedingy deep and heavy course; time 5:5712-557t2.
la June, 1851, he went IN to New lork 10 hill has
engage me mt in four mile swee pstake with Nicho
las | Sue Washington. TOler, md others. when in
pass ng through New York city he met with an
cident. since which he has not appeared on the
ton and he he yer lost bat twas he ever put
NATH'L A. THOMPSON.
Ashland, Hanover county, Va.
y. S.-The first premium was awarded 10 DEL,
GALLON at the late meetings OF both State and
Central Societies. Ia3-law6t