Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1807-04-17


from the Courthouse, TO cover mares at the mo-
darate price OF Twenty dollars he season, to be
di-charged by Fifteen Dollars if paid before the
first day of October. or Ten Dollars sent with
the mare, and Half Dollar to the Groom
He WIS br.d by Mr.. Mann of Norwich, and
was got by Filzherod ions of the best bred
sons of King Herodl hi dam by Infant. son
OF the Gotoiphin Arabian, grand dam by Whit
ting,on, on, OF full sister of Back and All
! Black aud his perfo nances are as follow, and
are rarely TO DC equaed
/. 1886, when 2 years old. and the proper
" of mis- II. a the Priace of W, les, rwho pur-
chased him Of Major Churchill1 Mnfu won
match race of one hundred guipes each, at New
Market, beating Mr.. Windhar,'t ProdigaI, Row
ley's mile. The following meeting ne ran
lead heat with sir c. Bunbury's Tityrus, g. ST.
each, Abingdon mile. FOR eco guineas EACH
Young Tityrus won the plate for 3 years old,
two DAYS after, when III started.
In 1857, when the property of Richard Yer
| non Esq. he received 100 guineas compromise
from Lord Derby's Wren, 8 stone each. ditch
in, 200 guineas. at s,one 7lbs he beat the
Duke Of Qneensbury's Young Giant, stone
l3 bs 9 miles. for 200 guineas, and received 81
guneas compromise from MIR. Fox's Bragan-
In 1898. Mufti won the Craven stakes at New
Market, when - started. beating Scotia. MIN
be. &G. Won a sweepstakes of 500 guineas
each. across the Flat, beating Fidget. and res
ceiving forfeit from Pharamoud he also receiv
ed forfeit fros, Mr.. Fox's Briganza giving 3lb.
ditch m. for 200 guineas, half forfeit. and was
afterwards purchased by his grace the Duke of
Bedford.
In 1899. Mutt did not appear in public. be-
ing the Dukes Trial horse.
In 1870, Multi won all his engagements, viz /;
A match against Lord Batry Highlander,
for 100 guineas. Handicap sweepstakes of so
guinea each. sub ,csb-rs d,.ch in. beating Mag
pie. Ssagu!, sc and 4 match, beating Don
QMixote ACROSS the Flat for 200 guireas each,
| AL at New Market.
In I79I he won the Craven stakes a, New
Market, when Is started, among which were
Creeper, Don Ouixcte, Harpatox, sc. at 3 stone
| / / 2bs. He beat the Prince of WacS's Glau.
Gus, stone Abs. ACROSS the Flat. tor one hun
dred guneas each. ~ stone 7lbs. each, he beat
the Prince of Waless Pegasus. match for 1000
| guineas each. across the Fiat
| In 1893, Mutt came in second for the Craven
stakes. beating Asparagus, Corinoer, and o
| theirs; and at stone 7ibs beat his Roy al High
uess the Duke of York's Serpent, 6 stone ma;e''
over the Heacon course, for 100 guineas each
| This was tue last year of his running alter
! which he became stallion at Woburn, and
! 1875, the frat OF his ger that started won a
sweepstakes of 100 guineas each, at New Mar
ker, when six started, and paid forfeit
he same colt won several times IN the fouoW
ing year.
Mutt is Is hands inches high, and both in
and out of training, was esteemed one of the
most beautiful horses in England.
AS a stallion he has succeeded well, having
always covered at high price The hrst o.
his get THAI started was in Il 50.
The Duke of Bedford's by Multi, on
of Busy, won az New Market $50 guineas. beat
ing Cimeter, Cameon, and d otheTs-Rscini
Calendar, page III, THIS colt ran but ono,
this year; in 1877. the same colt won SCI. an,
one bundled guireas at New Market, and sol
at Bedford. He started this year only fou
! times, and wen three--RAcing Calendar, page
%, "a, Sc, 97s--Nr. Windham's ohesnu, geld
ing, by Multi won this Jear also IS gum a, l0I
gulneas. and SO guiueas at New Marker, and 81
guineas at Brigh on: In 1898, the Duke o
Bedford's Hunter Rebecca, by Mufd, won tit
Hunters stakes at Bedford
MUTT is by shape. strength and temper
particularly likely to get capital Tae-rs, hunters
roads ers and carriage horses.
The Pasturage is equal to any in that par
of the country, and will be furnished GRATIS
No responsibility Tor escapes or accidents bu
every care will be taken TO proven; either
/ Notes OF hand will be expected with the mares
WILLIAM BERKELY.
Feb LIST 1907.
The season will commence on the frs. o
, March, and end the last of August Any gen
tleman wishing his mares fed, can he furnished
4 corn (as orderedl at the market price. VIZ
, W Y virtuts of a derret, If Gunerfc