The full-blooded stud horse High-Flier, and the Baronet, will be let to mares the ensuing season, at my stable in Hebron, on the terms following, viz. The High-Flier at seven dollars the season. He is of a bright bay colour, sixteen hands high, seven years old, and is the same horse I have kept two seasons past. He wants no recommendation to those who are acquainted with him---and his colts, those who are not, want only to examine them, which it is presumed would be a higher recommendation than can otherwise be given. The Baronet, at five dollars the season. He is three years old, a bright bay colour, and about fifteen hands three inches high---not to be let to more than twenty-five mares this season. Suffice it to say, Baronet is not exceeded in figure nor activity but by a very few horses in Connecticut. / :
by: Gilbert, John, of Hebron, Conn
Published: (1797)
