Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1807-04-10

from the courthouse, 10 cover nlares al the mo-
dera'e price OF Twenty dollars the season TO he
discharged by Fifteen Dollars If paid before the
first day of O6obe-, or Ten Dollars sent with
the mare, ana Half Dollar TO the Groom -
lie was bred 10y Hr. Mann of Norwich. and
was go; by Fnzherod Tone of The hes, bred
sons of King Berodl bis dam by Infant, Iscu
of the Goho!phin Arabian, grand dam by Whit.
tugtun, out OF a full sister of Back and All
Black. and his performances are as follow, and
are rarely to he eqna'!ed.
In 1886, when 3 years oil, and the proper.
" OF h'slt. II. ,he Pcace OF Wales, Iwho pur.
chased him Of Major Chnrchnl1 Maf,i won
match race of one hundred gu'nes each, at New
Market beating Mr.. Wndnam's Prodig7l, Row
lsy's mile. The following meeting ne ran
dead hest with sir G. Bunyary's Tityrus, s. ST
each, Abingdon mile. for eD0 guneas each
Young Tiyrus won the gatesfor 8 years old,
two DAYS aiset, wien ii slated.
In 1887, VIXEN tie pro,FSesYf OF Richard Yer.
non ESQ he received IU0 gnneas compromise
from Lord De,by's Wien, g stone each. di,ch
IN, 200 guineas. ar stone 7ibs he beat the
Duke of Qleen7bury's Young Giant, stone
1875 . miles. for 400 guineas, and received 81
guness compromise from MIR. FoN's Bngan-
"a.
In 1888. Mufti wen the Craven stakes at New
Market. when - started, beating Scotia. MIN.
be, &c. Won q sweepstakes of 800 guneas
each, across the Flat, beating Fidget, and res
ceiving forfeit from Pharamond he also receiv
ed forfeit FROM Mr.. Fox's Brigauza, giving BIB
ditch IN, for 900 gninezs, half forfeit. and was
afterwards purchased by his grace the Duke of
Bedford.
In 1882 Muf'i did not appear in public, be-
ing the Dukes ,.iai horse.
In 1870. NTufti won al his engagements. viz !;
= mach against Lo;d Batrymore's Higniander,
for 100 gun cas-, a Handicap sweepstakcs of so
guinea each, sub crbers di,ct in. beating Mag
uie, Seagui, &c and = match. beating Don
Quixots across the Fs., for 200 guineas each,
al at New Market.
In 1871 he won the Craven stakes at New
Marker, when Is starred. among which were
! Crceper, Don Quixo,e, Harpatox. &c at stone
l.25s. He beat the Prince Of Waes's Glau-
Gus, stone Abs. across the Flat, for one hun.
dred ruineas each, At 8 stone 7ibs, each, he beat
the Prince Of Wa'e5's Pegasus, a match for 1000
, guiueas each. across the Fiat.
, In 1872. Muir came in second for the Craven
stakes. beating Asparagus, Corinter, and
! ,hets: and At s Stone 7lbs. beat his Royal Hig
/ ness the Duke OF York's Serpent, stone a match
over the Beacon course, FOR 100 guineas each
! This was the last year of his running after
which he became a stallion at Woburn, and
: 1895, the fivst OF his get that started won a
sweepstakes OF 100 guineas each, at New Mar
k [, when six stated, and one paid forfeit.
The same colt won several timeo in the follow.
ing year.
Multi IS IS hands inches high, and both in
! and out of raining, was esteemed one Of the
( mos, beautiful horses in England.
/ As a stallion he has succeeded well, haviur
/ always covered az high prices The first o
mis- get that started was in 1896
/ The Duke Of Bcdiord's b. By Mufti, ont
Of Busy, won \, New Market $50 guineas beat
ing Cinetsr, Camelion, and 4 othcrs--Rac in,
{ Calendar, page III, Tins colt ran but ono
this years in 1877, the same colt won 5Ol. an,
( one hundred gmnsas at New Market. and sol
! AZ Bedford. he started this year only fou
times, and won three-Racing Calendar, pagr
i %. 81 50, g7,--Mr. Windhan's chesnut geld
ing, by Muf,l. won this year also Is guin a., 10
gulnsa9. and so guiueas AZ New Market and 81
guireas az Brighton: In 1898 the Duke 0
Redlord's Hunter Rebeocs. by Multi, won H.
Hunters stakes at Bedford.
| MUFTI is by shape, strength ana temper
particularly likely TO get capital rae.rs hunteT,
roNdsiers and carriage horses
The pasturage is equal to any in that par
Of the country. and will he furnished GaAr1
No responsibility for escapes or accidcns BIT
every care will he taken 70 prevent either
r | Notes of hand will be expected with The mare
: WILLIAM BEREELY.
, Teb 1st. 1907.
The season wi!l commence on the FIRST
G March, and end the last Of August. 90 Any gei
luemau wishing mis- mares fed. can be furnish,
corn las o'deted) az the market pries. "