Massachusetts spy and Worcester advertiser. [volume] ([Worcester, Mass.]) 1823-1825, 1825-04-27
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WILD CeleDrated Horse was
"a purchased Of the Earl of Warwick, il
March last, by Mr.. Charles Williams, o
Boston, at present residing in London. He il
beautiful bay, with black legs and not q
white hair, stands 10 hands or inches, ant
is the best bred ard most powerful blood horst
ever sent to this country. He has great bone
fine action and excellent temper, and ha:
proved himself one Of the feetest and most
powerful horses in England. For walking,
trotting, and racing, he is unrivalled. He
won at Marpeth, beating Young Windall
Cottage Girl, Fannus, Young Glendale, and
| four others and, two days after, again beat
Young Glendall, Shepherd, and a Bucepha.
lus FLY. At Carlisle, he beat Jack Tar and
Nunitto; and at Middleham, he won sweep
stakes against Antonio, Rosary, Lightning
Little Thomas, and Carfacaratadaddera. Al
Newcastle, he won the Kings plate, miles
beating Awful, Boroughman & Lightning; and
at York, won match against Pacha. Again
at Midlothian he won a sweepstake, beating
Shylock Il Trim. At Beverly he won the gold
cup, beating Pawlowitz, Thunderbolt FLY
Cottage Girl, Cambyses and Wildboy, and
the club plate at Cheltenham, beating the
Fyldemar illy, Phoenix, and Ethelinda.
ROMAN was bred by Mr.. Riddell He was
got by Camillus (the best blood in England, J
the son of Hambletonian, who, in ;779, won
| 100,000l. at Newmarket, in the great match
against Diamond. King Fergus, the sire Of
| Hambletonian, was the son of Eclipse, 70,
whom his owner, O'Kelly, refused is, 0OOi
Through his dam, Leon Forte, he (Roman) i:
descended from Tambarine-Crane by High.
| flyer, who never paid forfeit and was neve,
beaten, and from Regulus, the Godolphin
and Childera. His pedigree has been traced
in the studbook Q: the Clerk of the New
market course through eight generations of the
highest bred horses and mares in England
without single cross of inferior blood. Ex.
J tract from the stad-book -
"RoMAN, late the property of the Earl Of
Warwick, by Camillus, dam Leon Forte. LIE.
on Forte was bred by Mr.. Watt, in 1903, got
by Eagle; her dam, Tambarine, by Trumpet.
er,-Crane by Observation-Disclosures by Snap
Miss Cleveland BY Regulus,- 1915, bay colt
Roman, by Camillus. MIR. RlDDELL,"
"PeJormGnces IN 1875 prises. At 4
years old-50.s. at Mddleham, Kings plate
of lOOgs. at Newcastle-on-Tyne, 1O0gs. al
York, lOOl. at Doncaster, and 68l. l8s. al
Richmond ,-beating Antonio, Rosary, Light
ming, Observation-Disclosures 4 Little Thomas. g
miles-Awful, Boroughman, and Lightning, 4
mes-Pacha by Selim, Q miles,
Performances in 1894 prizes. At five
years old-45gs. at Midlothian, gold cup al
Beverly, 70gs. at Cheltenham, {. gold cur
at Hereford, --beating Pawlowilz, b. f.. by
Thunderbolt, Cottage Girl, Cambyses, anc
Wldboy 3 miles-Phnnix, Ethelnda, anc
CHI f. by Fyldemar,2 miles-Thyrss ant
Charming Molly, 8 miles-shylock and Trim
| l 10 mile.'
ROMAN will cover the present season at the
Subscribers farm in Marlborough, county o
Worcester.
81 Terms $40 for the season, the money
I to be paid previous to taking away the mares
STEPHEN WILLIAMS.
Marlborough, Mass. April 2, 1926.