Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1807-04-03

, lctN j GNlCc. Esq. "a
Mount-Arrvl will stand
T. J. the ensuing season, at
; VI trsls a. S!SSSsf Fighting Geek, Powha-
$500 * SSl TAN county, two miles
IRON the Courthouse, 10 cover mares at the mo-
3 deTate price OF Twenty dollars the season. 10 be
discharged by Fifteen Doliars if naiS before the
first day OF OGober. or Ten Dollars seni wi,h
ne maze, and Half = Dollar TO the Groom.
he was bred by Mr.. Mann Of Norwich, and
was got by Fitzherod Tone of the best bred
sons o. King Feroil his dar, by Infant. son
! OF the Godciphin Arabian, grand dam by Whit
nngton, out of a full sister OF Back and Al
lack. and his performances ave rs follow, and
are rarely 70 he equal,ed
In lTB6, VIXEN 5 years old, and the proper
! ty or his r. II the Prince of Wales, Twho pur-
chased him Of Major Churchill1 Mutt won 4
match race Of one hunrlred guiues each, at Now
Market, beating Mr.. Wirdhanl's prcd;ral, Row
ey's mile. The following meeting he ran n
dead heat with sir c. Bunbury's Tityrus. g. ct.
each Abingdon nile. Tor eco guineas EACH
Young Ti,yrus won the plate for 8 years old =,
two days after, when II started.
In lI8I, when the property of Richard Yer.
non, Esq. he received 100 guineas COMPROMISE
from Lord Derby's Wren, 8 stone each, ditch
in, 700 guineas. at 8 stone 7ibs he beat the
Duke Of Queensbury's Young Giant, Z stone
l3'bs miles for 400 puineas, and received 81
guneas comproulise from Mr.. Fox's Bragan-
%.
in 1888, Mufti won the Craven stakes at New
Market, when 10 started beating Scotia. MIN
be, &c. Won a sweepstakes of 500 guine2s
each. across the Fiat, beating Fidget. aud re-
ceivinr Forfeit from Pharamond he also receiv-
ed Forfeit from Mr.. FoX's B,icanza. giving 3ibs
ditch in. for 200 guineas, bali forfeit, and was
afterwards purchased by his grace the Duke of
Bedford
In 1889, Multi did NOT appear in public, be l..
ing the Dukes trial horse
In 1870. NuNi won all his engagements, viz I;
! A match against Lord BatrymoTe's Highlander.
: for 100 guine7s, Handicap sweepstakes Of so
guinea each, oub.c, b-rs dtc IN, bcat;vg NEac--
! Pie. Seagu &c and Z match. beating Don
Qpixote across the Flat for 200 guineas each,
J all AT New Market.
! ln.I7ol he won the Craven stakes 1T New
NaTi;et, when Is stared among which were
/ CrecSer, Don Quix-tr. Harpatox, &c at 9 stone
! l-2las. ne beat the Prince of Walss's Clau-
( c'ls, stone Abs, across the Flat, for one hun.
! dref gGneas each. AT stone 7lhs each. he beat
4 The Srirce oe Wales's Pegasus, mach for 1000
/ guiseas each. across the Flat.
J N l7g2 Mufi came in second for the Craven
stakes heating Asparagus. Corinder, ard o
yiiess am ae 3 sfone 7ihs. beat mis- RovaI B;gb
ness the Dule Of Yovk's Serpent, stone match
| over the Beacon course. fer 100 guineas each
This was the last year Of his running afle,
| which he became stallion ~ Woburn. and
! l795, tive first cf his get that started won !
sweeps'akes of 100 guineas each at New Mar.
( ket' when SIX started, and one paid forfeit.
! The same colt won several times in the follow.
! ingve
Mutt IS IS hands inches high, and both in
! ard ont Of training, was esteemed one of tbs
most beautiful horses in England.
} AS stallion he has succeeded well, having
always covered at a high prices The frsr o,
! his ges that started was IN 1876.
! The Duke OF Bedford's b by Multi, ou
! If Busr, won Il; New Market $50 guirees, heat
! ing Ci7'eter, Cameion, ard others-R acin,
| Calendar, page 121, THIS colt ran but one,
this year; in 1877, the same COLI won sol. an,
one hundred gu.neas az New Market, and sol
! az Bedford re started this year only fou
times, and won three--Racing Calendar. Dage
%. 81, 3d. o7,-Mr. Wirdhan''s chesru- cSid
ing, by Mufti. won this year also % puingas. 1Ot
guincas. AID SO guiuaas al New Market. and 5,
! guiueas at Brighton: In 1898. the Duke o
Bedford's Hunter Rehecca, by Muf.i, won til,
! II unter's stakes at Bedford
MUTT IS by shape, strength and temper
particularly likely to get capital racers hunters
To7ds'ers and Carriage horses
Inc pastuvaSe is equal 70 any in that par
o. the country. and will he furnished onArte
no responsibility for escapes or accidents I'm
every care will be taken 10 proven; either
Notes ct hand viii be expected with the r7aye7
WILLIAM BRRKELY,
Feb LIST. 1907.
The season will commence on the 6,s, n
March, and end the last Of Augrst Any zen
teman wishing his mares fed. can be furniebc,
corn las ordered) at the market price. w9
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