Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1807-04-24

49, tan county, two miles
from the courthouse, to cover mares at the mo-
dera,e price of Twenty dollars the season, to be
discharged by Fifteen Dollars if paid before the
fast day oil October, or Ten Dollars sent with
the mare, and Half Dollar to the Groom -
He was bred by Mr.. Mann of Norwich, and
was got by Fmzherod Tone of the best bred
Sons OF King Herodl his dam by Infant (son
OF tie Codolphin Arabian, grand dam by Whit
tinstou, out CT 4 full sister OF Back and All
B ,ck. and his performances are Is follow, and
are r,vely to be equallcd
In 1886, when years old, and the proper.
~ OF his r the Prince of Wales, Tvho nur.
chased him OF Major Chirchill1 Multi won
watch rrce OF one hundred gdines each, a, New
Market. bc.,ing Mr.. Windhsm's Prodgal, Row
ley's mile. The following meeting he ran
dead heat with sir G. Bunbury's Tmyrus, g. st.
each, Abingdon mile. for 200 suineas each
Young T;yrus wen the plate for years old,
two days after, when III started.
In 1897, when the property of Richard Yer
non, Esq he received 100 guineas COM rornise
from Lord Der5y's Wren, 8 stone each, ditch
IN, zoo gu;neas. at stone 7ibs he beat the
| Duke of Qneensbury's Young Giant. 7 stone
l3ibs 3 miles, for 40 guineas, and received 81
ruiness compromise from MFR. Fox's Byagan-
In I7ss, Murti won the Craven stakes at New
Market when 10 started beating Scotia MIN
bic. &c. Won sweepstakes ot 500 guineas
each, across the Flat. beating Fidget. and res
ceivng forfeit from Pharamond he also receiv
| cd forfeit from Mr.. Fox's Briganza. giving 3lb
aich in. for 200 guineas, half forfeit. and was
afterwards purchased by his grace the Duke of
| Bedford.
| In 1889. Nuf,i did not appear in public, be.
| ing The Dukes trial horse.
! In 1870, Nufti won all his engagements, viz /;
/ A match against Lord Batrymore's Highlander,
for 100 guineas, Handicap sweepstakes of SO
| guinea EACH 7 sub c. bsrs ditch in, beAIirg Mag.
pie, Seagui. &c and match. beating Don
! Ouixo,e across the Flat for 200 guineas each,
| al at New Market.
! In 1871 he won the Craven stakes a New
Market, when IS started, amcrg which were
| Creeper, Don Quxeie. Harpatox, sc at stone
! l I.2lbs, He beat the Prince of Waless Glau.
| Gus stone Abs, across the Flat, for one hun.
drcd guineas each. az stone 7bs. eacn, ne beat
the Prince of Waes's pagasus, mach for 1C0C
! guinear eIcn, across the Fiat
| In 1892, Mufti came in second for the Craven
! stakes, beating Asparagus, Corinder, and o
thers; and at 8 store 7Ib, beat his Royal High.
ness the Duke OF York's Serpent, 8 stone match
! over the Beacon course. for 100 euiEeas each
| Tins was che last year of his Tunning aijei
| which he became . stallion at Woburn, and
| 1895 tho first of his ger that starred won j
sweepstakes OF 100 euineas each. al New Ma,'
Ret, when SIX 3'2srSd, and one PAID forfeit
! The same colt won several times in the follow.
ing year.
Mutt is IS hands inches high, and both in
! and ont of training. was esteemed one of the
most beautiful horscs in England.
| AS Il stallion he has succeeded well, having
always covered at hish price; The first OF
| his get thar started was in 1895.
! The Duke Of oedforl's b By Multi. out
of Busy, won a New Market $50 guiueas, beat
| ing Cimeter Carelion, and 4 Racing
| Calendar, page III, TINS colt but once
this year; in 1877, the same ccls won sol. and
| one hundred guineas ~ New Market, and SOL
! 4; Bedford. He started this year only four
! times. .nd won three--R acng Calendar, pages
%. d 50, g7,-Mr. Wi"dhan's ohesnut geld
! ng, by .ni wen this year also Is gum a, l0c
! guneas. and so gu:usas at Nev Market and So
| guneas az Brighton: In 1873, the Duke CT
3edford's Hunter Rehecca, by Multi, won the
| Hunters stakes at Bedford,
MUTT is by shane, strength and temper
particularly likely TO get capital racers hunters
| roads,ers and carriage horses.
! The paSturage is equal to any in ihat part
of the country, and will be furnished CRATE
No responsibility for escapes or accidents but
every care will be taken 70 proven, either
Notes of hand will be expected with the mares.
WILLIAM BERKELY
Feb 1st. 1907.
The season will commence on the 6rss OF
! March, and end the last of August ANY gem
tleman wishing his mares fed, can be furnished
corn (as ordered) at the market price. wSt