Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1811-04-15

England have not been Injector to any
horse there, except his brother Dick An
dre-ws, who is Considered now the best
horse is that country, giving seven pounds
s.!ack Andrews won twice in 1897, then
MIR Lords property--see Racing Calendar
foT thyt year.
At Worcester July 5th, maiden plate
OF { so, Tor 8 years old stone, mia
heats, was won by Jack Andrews at three
heats, beating Mr. Dariington's Oh Miss
Edwin, years old; Mr. Atkinson's ch m
Priscilla, aged Sir w. w. Wynns' br h
Sweet Botherem. years old +; Mr. Eardin's
br C Byzantine, years old; a, Stafford,
Oct 9TH. The town purse of so lbs. mile
heats, was won by Jack Andrews, years
old, at heats, be ating Mr. Bctteson's Lit
tie Pickle, -Four years old; Mr. Barlow's
Rode rick 4 years old Mr. Denhan.'s Ho.
Hese Tom, years old; Sir w. w. Wynn's
b b True Blue, years old
In 1898 al Eaniwich, Thursday, July 9Th
so los. for 8 and years old, he won
beating Mr. Bayie's ch Cannon FIVE years
old; Stsmfor6's b Scoteiia, three years
old
DENLY, August 18Th He won so lbs. free
for any horse, bearing Lilly of the Valley,
Falconer and True Blue. "a 1893 he won
twice 20 wit: rat Ludlow, on Friday the 4tb
otJuiy, mile heats, free for alleges beat-
ing Lord Oxfprd's ch partM Shsyts.
Al Worcester, August sthf=H<'T4h the
city aud county subscription bf so /bS four
N,ie hcata. beating Mr. ArtNx's 7 Dutch.
css, 4 years old Mr. Covenioh's/b lu-
tesriiy, late Partner; MIR SHELLS ch
Hooks, years cid J after the first heat
70 one on her after the second heat 4to
on Jack Andrews.
InIeOO, he won six times TO Wit; At
Lewis, then the property oil Major Rockies,
August 10Th he beat Lord Sackville's
Laborie, four mile heats, for so guneas.
Al Oxford, the town plate OF so los. in
August, was won by Jack Andrews, at
mile heats, beating Sir T, Foc!e's cli m
Duchess of Limbs, Ave years olds=Lord
Donegan's b Wrangle, distanced the 9TH
heat. September az Warwick, he won
the town plate OF SO los. 4 mile heaGs beat
ing Mr. Tharm's b h Marquis, Mr. Brooke's
o h Cheshire, Mr. EdJard's b m Dutch
esq.
At Abingdon, Tuesday, Sept. 10th, the
members purse OF so lbs. for all ages four
miie heats, was won by Jack Andrews, at
three heats, beating Sir f, Poole's b IN
Miscreant, years old-Mr Wheley's cb C
Expecta,iop, Mr. FTsugie's ii Cupid--6
10 on Miscreant.
In 1901, Jack Andrews, at New Market,
A pr;l Goth received Forfeit from Mr. Heth.
coats symmetry, stone, 5 ID. 20 guneas,
halt forfeit.
5eba.y, June 16th==The Bebury Stakes,
handycap OF 400 guineas each, half for
fe,t, niles was won by Jsck Andrews, a.
ged, beating Lord Sackvilie's Expectation,
years old, SIS Henry :. Vane's Cock-fght,
er, years old, MIR X. He.hcoat's HiPPona-
aged, his royal hishness the Prince OF
Wales's Dick Andrews, Mr. HethcoaSs
Popingay, and Cox's Edwin
June i7ih sweepstakes of FIVE guioeas
each, tweaty subscribers, was won by lack
Andrews, beating Col. GrOsvcDors Lady
Catharine, Mr. tEoworth's Snuff Box.
Bedford. September 10th=-I The Woburn
stake of 10 guineas each, 5 miles s subsri.
bers, was wen by his royal hIshness the
Prince OF Wales's b h Jack Andrews, aged,
beating Mr Watson's b n Triumvir, Mr.
GalJing's b C SkyrockeL
En6eld, : pieaiDer $50 lbs. for all
ages, mile heats was won by Jack An-
drews, aged, at 3 heats, beating Mr. Frog
ley's W * rloUghooY, velvet horse Little
I nooghi or, Hcphsstson aud Contestor--see
Racing Calendar for these years. 1t would
SWEET AN advertisements to too great a
length 10 mention all the races he has won.
oweeptaks OF 70 guneas each, . miles
sut scrisefs, Mr Rockies Jack Andrews,
AGED, II stone, Z lb. walk ed oyer--(see RAJ
eicg Calendar tor 1869, page 285,)
a. LamboDrue, in September Wedae9-
day 10Th, he won the 50 lbs. gift OF Lord
Craven, miles heat, heats, beating Mr.
Coyentry's ch Saeripant, MIR Bacoo's
IN snap.
JAMES STEWART, Ex'or.
ofW. II. Lighfoot, dec.