Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1811-04-22

Will be let &c mares at rs dollars the season,
which may be discharged by the payment
OF 90 dollars if paid within the season,
which will commenre the 1st of March and
end the 1st of August, TEN Dollars the
single leap-40 dollars to insure mare in
foal, and one dollar to the groom. The
leap aad groom money to be paid when the
seivice is rendered.. Provided the mare
is changed the owner shall be liable. Ex.
tensive pasturage gratis, and all possible
care taken to prevent accidents or escapes,
but no liability for either.
JAMES STEWART, Fx'or. of
w. H. LIGEIFOOT, De'd.
This celebrated horses performances in
England have not been inferior to any
horse there, except his brother Dick An.
drews, who is considered now the best
horse in that country, giving seven pounds
Jack Andrews won twice in 1877, then
Mr. Lords property Racing Calendar
for that year.
AT Worcester July 5,h, maiden plate
of E so, FOR years old stone, mils
heats, was won by Jack Andrews at three
heats, beating MIR Darlington's CHI Miss
Edwin, A years old; Mr. Atkinson's Gu m
Priscilla, aged !; Sir w. w. Wynns' br h
Sweet potherem, years old /; Mr. Hardin's
brc Byzantine, 4 years old; at Stafford,
Oct 7th. The town purse of SO lbs. mile
heats, WAS won by lack Andrews, s years
old, at 8 heats, beating Mr. Betteson's Lit.
tie Pickle, four years old; Mr. Barlow's
Roderick years old Mr. Denham's TO-.
nest Tom, 6 years old; SIR w. w. Wynn's
b h True Blue, years old.
In 1898 at Nantwich, Thursday, July 9Th
so lbs. for ard years old, he won
beating MIR Bayie's ch Cannon FIVE years
old /; Stnmford's b Scoteila, three years
old
DENLY, August 15th-He won SO lbs. free
for any horse, beating Lilly of the Valley,
Falconer and True Blue. In 1899 he won
twice to wit At.Ludlow, on Friday the 18th
otJuly, 4 mile heats, free for all ages, Neat.
pg Lord Oxford's en- C Dart, Il 2G3aA
At Worcester, August Stn=flfe>&o DE
CITY and county subscription oks0ssS. tSur
mile heats, beating MIR Artley s9-Q,kch-
ess, years old Mr. Governors b h In
tegrity, late Partner; Mr. SHELLS CHI
Hooks, S years old after the first heat
to one on her after the second heat 4 TO i
On Jack Andrews.
In 1900. he won six times to wit: AT
Lewis, then the property OF Major Rockies,
August 18th he beat Lord Sackyille's h
l. .borie, four mile heats, for SO guineas.
At Oxford, the town plate of SO los. In
August, was won by Jack Andrews, At 4
mile hea 5, beating Sir r. Poole's CHI m
Du,chess Of Limbs, FIVE years old-=Lord
Donegan's b h Wrangie, distanced the 4h
heat. September at Warwick, he won
tie town plate of so lbs. nile heats beat
ing Mr. 'rharm's Marquis, Mr. Brooxe's
b ii Cheshire, Mr. Edwards m Dutch
esq.
At Abingdon, Tuesday, Sept. 10Th, the
members purse OF so lbs for all ages four
mile heats, was won by Jack Andrews, at
three heats, beating SIR F, Poole's IN
Miscreant. years old-Mr Wheley's ch
EXpectation, Mr. Frangle's b n Cupid-6
TO 4 on Miscteant.
IN 1901, Jack Andrews, at New Market,
April 20th received forfeit IRON Mr. Heth..
coats Symmetry, 8 stone, s ID. 20 guineas,
hs!g forfeit.
Bebury, June f6th=The Bebury Stakes,
a hanGycsp oil 100 guIneas each, half for
felt, n,les was won ny Jsck Andrews, a.
ged, beating Lord Sackville's Expectation,
s wears old, Sir Henry +. Vaae's CoCk-fgbt,
err, years old, Mr. X. He,hcoat's Hippona-
aged, his royal highness the Prince OF
Waies's Dick Andrcws, Mr. Hethcoat's
Popingay, and Cox's Edwin.
June 18th sweepstakes OF FIVE guineas
each, twenty subscribers, was won by Jack
NHIiCWeJ OIdhibs (p'' OAOoFtNOI y l<duy
Catharine, Mr. Howorth's Snuff Box.
Bedfrd, September l0th=T The Woburn
stake Of 10 guineas each, 5 miles subsri.
hers, was won by his royal highness the
Prince OF Wales's b h Jack Andre VS., aged,
beating MIR Watson's b n Triumvir, MIR
Gslding's c 5kyrocket
En6eld, September IS so lbs. for all
ages, mile heats was won by Jack An
Dire VS., aged, az 3 beats, beating Mr. Frog
,y's gr < Ploughboy, velvet horse Little
Thought Of, Hephestion and Contestor--sce
Racing Calendar for these years. 1t would
swell an Advertisements to 100 great a
length to mention all the races he has won.
oweeptaks Of 20 guineas each, 9 miles 5
subscribers, Mr. Rockies Jack Andrews,
aged. ] stone, z ID. walked over--(see Ra.
ciag Calendar tor 1902, page 285.)
At Iassnbourne, IN September Wednes-
day lOffR he won the so los. gift of Lord
Craven, 4 miles heat, 4 heats, beating Mr.
Coventry's ch h Sacripant, Mr. Baeon's b
IN snap.
JAMES STEWART, Ex'or.