Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1828-03-01
The ,ocH hnotcm and thorough dred Race Horse
JOHANNA.

NNTILI. STAND the ensuing season at my farm. nine
miles above Richmond, in the county of Henrco. ON
the stage road leading 10 FreeI irksbug, by the
name Of Hall Sins ard FORMERLY owned by Mr.. William
Winston.
Johanna i, rich blood bay, with black icgs, FIVE fec,
four ann hall inches high, elcga utly
SIX old SPRING in appearance not
by AIRY horse that the world produce. =
PERFORMANCES. 3
10 the S;ns oi 1923, Gohamila then years old, was
en5"6ea ma sweepsfh"e at iaurencevl!e BrUnsW irk
county, mile heats $500 entrance, which lie won in 8
heats, beating Lafayette, Janee, (now the itvorc OF
New York; aud Betsey Archer
His the same sprinp, over the Tree Hill
course, mile heats, which he heats, bea,iny three
others and making 'e best time recorded at that
COURSE.
His Third in the fall of 1926 over i,,e Nev,
Market course, mile heats, which he won.
His fourth in the sping of 1896, ever the New
Mai,et course, mile heats, (Jockpy Club Puse) which
Shakespeare
After having hard there, ne over to Tree
Hill. aud the following started Cor the Jockey
Club purse, mile beats, against fresh horses aud was
rrn the only cotendiitg hose in the heat vhich
was won by E'ieBetscy Richards amd eral others in
the race.
Shortly after tins he became my proprrty SINCE vic,
me owing to the uroTerabIe msma nagernent he
has been unorIny unsuccessful, never, with excep-
ton, having hreu III tocrabe order race; at which
time, his defeat was occasioned much b. The unex-
amped bad state of the course, by superiority his
antagonist In this race however lie SECOND, Htiel
hTSt and the other Two both diStanced.
Three weeks after, (havipg in The uea n fine in
Norfolk, against Eriel and Sally Hope, mile heats in
which Inc secondly he in Nottoway, 9 nile heats
against Krel, Sally Magee and RedgauueI; i'll whicl,
race he beat the last two, and lost the only by few
teet which 1t was supposed by many he would have won
but for accidet-time, 1,i heat minutes so seconds;
"a heat minutes 46 seconds being by many seconds tie
fastest over that course.
His last the Tree Hill course this fall
fe heats, against Sally Walker when one of his Leaders
had given way before he started had been lame for
ten days under such circumstances lie as of course
beaten By that justly celebrated are but the race
'heess reflected high credit him, he dsa need lire
only Other horse in the race.
MS much at least may be said, he has never LOST
race IN which lie started, when the heats we're broken,
Sd ms mile race the Tree course being the fast
e' That has ever been recorded there, furnishes the most
Ihc"ntes'Ihie evidence ofboth speed and bottom.
PEDIGREE
coiraHna ny Sir Archy, dam Merino Eve (rfe SIM
posed best nag of her day) by Jack Andrews
dam SCOT By Bedford, great grand dam 10y Csde he by
Merons traveller, great grea grand dam Alfred mare
imported il 1858, by Edward Garter of Bleujeim on e
iappahannoct great great great grand dam by Sou,l
g grand dam by Crab.
Jack Andrews by Joe Andrews, dam bv II;oh FLYER
CARDINAL PuA, Taller, Snip, Godoiyhiu Arabian FraIrp-
tons White Neck, Pelham Barb.
JER@s-For the fifty dollars, To be dTsfbsroed
by the payment Of thirty five, during the season, which will
commence the 10th of February and expire on s 1s
Of August l828.-For insurance sixty dolars-For each
mare one dollar will be expected for the groom
Tire subscriber assures all those who may send io Co,su
ma, that he provided with eadow pastures not exceed
in this state, and that the attention shall be paid
10 every bot is Customary all accidents must be
the risk Of the owners
The be well fed at twenty-five cents per dav
"Hefe y may &c fe11:ea' JOHN NJ. BorTs.