Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1828-02-23
IRE 'csH hNo"3l o,sf moyns,gd G,ea Iiace Horse,
JOHANNA.

/ WILL STAN D the ensuing season at NJ, f., o;,-
~, H''ts ABOVE lichmond, in the county of Heurico oi
the stage road leading TO frcdericisbus, known Ivy the
Game Of Half SiIik aud formerly owned by Mr. William
Winston.
Johanna is rich blood bay, with black legs five feet
in"E ann nan inches nigh elegantly propDroncd and
SIX years cid next spring and in aTpcara not
by any horse that the world can produce
PERFORMANCES.
in the spring of 1925, GUhamna, then 3 wears old vas
engaged IN S"eepsiakc at Laurencevie, Brunswick
county, mile heats $500 entrance, which 10 won in 8
heats heating Lafayette, JaucIIe, (ow the fvGrite OF
New York; aud Betscy Archer
His III the same spring over the ,ectIII
course, mile heats, which he heats, beating three
offers and making the best time recorded at thai
COURSE.
His third in the fall Of 1885 over the New
Market course, mile heats, which he won.
His fourth race was III the spring of1&26, over tie New
Market course-4 mile heats, Jockey Club Purse which
hes WON beating The celebrated racers FltiIla aud
Shakespeare
After having hard there, lie vc, ever to Tree.
I'M, ana ON the ollo~ing wsek started Tor lie jockey
Club purse mile heats, against fresh hor&es and was
iren the only contenGing The sc,nud heat irh
was won BY E'leI-BerSey Rich aud several oihcfs in
the
Shortly after this he bpcanrc MY pforcrlv s,re ,,;ci,
time, owing to the most ntoeraba msyna ancmeu he
has been uniformly unsuccessful, never with o, t-
tos, having been in toIerJbIe order for race: at which
''"', ms defeat was occasion''i much by uncx
ampied bad state Of the course, by Superiority of bis
antagonist. In this race however, Ire second, Hcl
hTst, ard tie other tDo both distancc5.
Three weeks after, (hayng run in the mean time I'm
No'io.k inst Erel aud Sally Hope, nile heals in
which he secondly he in Notovay 3 mile heats
against bfic. Sally Magee aud Rcdgaun et; in which
race Ire beat tie last and lost the race ouy nv few.
ie2t' which II supposed by many hG would have won
put Tor an acciden-tjmc 1S heat minutes 50 second
81 neat minutes 48 scc7nAs being by mary seconds the
fastest race ever run over tina Course.
Ills last race over the Trce-GiI course fhis faI
mile heats, against Sally Wake one Of his leaders
mac GlTen way before he started, and bad been arp for
ien DAYS; under such circumstances he was Of course
ateh ~ mat justly celebrated marc but race never
heiess reflected high credit him, as lie disiauced tn
only Other iraFse in The race.
his much at least may he said chat ne has never lost
race in which he started, wircr tr heats were broken
',' MS mile race over the TrccH being the fast
est that hTs egcr been recorded there furnishes the most
mc0ntfslloie evidence both speed aud bo;Imn
PEDTGREE.
cioharna by Sir Archy dam Arcrino Eve r,le s,t,
posed nfs race Of hor day) by Jack Andrews rrans
cam SPOT by Bedford, great grand dam by Cade ne nv
rTtons Traveller, great grGa grand dam AZ Alfred mare
imported IN 783 By Edward Carter OF Blenheim on the
happ7ha'nocs' great great great grand dam by Squirt
( Z grand dam by Crab.
JACK Andrews by Joe Andrews, dam by Urof Fivrr
"a rdtna Puff Tatlcr Snip, Godophin Arabian FraInp9
tons White Neck, Pelham Barb.
TERms-For tie season fifty dollars ~ no di,.,,,.r
by the payment Of thjry- dufiuz the season which G
'nncnce on the 10Th Of February and exuire o., the +;
Oh August, l6<3-For insurance sfsy dolars-For arb
'haIs ono dollar viii be expected f,r the groom
LIE subscriber assures all hre who may send IN Cals
" 7t he IS provided with meadow rssllrcs not excclcd
!" '' S'ae' am tSi TIE stricgst attention sra be paid
10 every mare but as is customary, all accidents must be AT
the risk Of tie owners
ne mares can he well fed Twenty five cents PER day.
"''i' " may De required. JOHN NJ, BCTTs.