Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1828-03-19
Ike sOeA haoDn ond tkorouSh Jred Lace Hoyxe,
JOHANNA

EWILL STAND the ensuing season at nv farm. nine
miles above Richmond in the county icnrico, on
tie stage road leading fredericksburg known nv the
name OF Half Sink, and formerly owned by Mr.. William
Winston.
Gohan7a is rich blood bay, with black legs FIVE fret
four nd half inches high ei, CAVITY piopoiioned aud
SIX years old next spring, and in appearance surpassed
by any horse that the world produce.
PERFOR.N.ANCES.
In the spring Of 1875, Johanna, then :? wears old W?
engaged IN s"eepsiahc at Lsurcncevi!le. Brunswick
county mile heats, $500 entrance which he won in 3
heats beating Lafayette Janet,e (now tie ,vori,c OF
Naw York; and BeisJy Archer.
His in the spring over the cs Hill
course, mile heats, which e heals beating three
others and making The best time recorded a that
course.
Ills third in the fall Of 1926 over thc New
Market course, chile heats, which ne won
His fourth race was !" the spug Of $50, the New
Market course mile heats (jockcy Club Purse which
ne beating the celebrated racers F!ira and
Shakespeare
After having hard race there ne went over to TREE.
I'M, ANA on the following wSsk started for tine Jockey
Club purse, mile heats against fresh horses and was
then the oHy contendDg the Sc o.ld heat which
was won by Ecl-BciSey Richards nmd several Others in
the
Shortly after TINS he became ny property since which
tune, owing to the most inoicrabie n1ismana gsncpt. he
mas been uniformly unsuccessful never with one excsp
ton, having been IN tnerabe order for racri at whch
time, his defeat occascned by the unex.
amped bad state OF the course as by the superiority his
antagonist In this race however he was srcoud #,,is
first, aud the other both asancea
Three weeks after, (having in the mean time in
Norfolk. against H,rie and Sally Hope, 8 mile heats in
which he seCnndD he Ia Nottoway 9 a;ie beats
against H.ficl, Sally Magce and Rcagauntlci III wlich
race he beat the last two and lost &c only nv few
rct which u was supposed by many he have wen
but for accdrnte, fst heat minutes so seconds:
20 Beat minutes 16 scc"ndsa being by many
fastest race ever RIM over that
Ills last over Tree Hill course This fall
mile hears, against Sally Walker, when oa of mis- leaders
mad given way before he started had been lanm for
ten day'i under such circumstances nc was of course
beaten by that Justly celebrated mare; but the race never
hcess reflected high credit him. lie djsianced the
only other horse IN the race.
his mSeh ut least may he said that he has never lost
race in which hc started, the heats were broken
aha his mile race over the Tree-ll being the as
est that hes been recorded ere furnishes the most
incoDCs.'uc evidence ofbotr speed aud bottom
PEDIGREE.
cohanna was by Sir Arthy, dam Merino Eve (,he sum
posed best race nag Of her day. by Jack Andrews grand
dam SPOT by Bedford grand dam Ivy Cadc, he by
hetoSs traveller, great grea grand dam Alfred mare
imported IN 1873 by Edward Garter Of B!snhem on t,c
itarphauuock, great great great grand dam by Su6,t
: grand dam by Crab.
Jack Andrews by Joe Andrews, dam b. HIGH FIver
Cardinal Puff, Tarr, Snip. GodoIphin Arabian Fra,nn
ton White Neck, Pelham Barb
TERMs-For The seasun fifty dolIare IN bo disob,rrd
by the payment Of thryhye, during the season which Viii
commence on the 10Th Of February and expire ON the 81
o August IG2GFor insurance sixty doI.assFor each
mare one dollar will be expected for the groom
ihe subscriber al! those who ma send IN Cna
Da' that he provided with n1radow pastures cxcred
~ MS state and i the strices shall be paid
10 every mare; but customary, accidents must be
Inc risk of the owners
The mares can be well fed twenty-five cents ncr dav
"bc'e u o''y be 'eTH:iad. JOHN NJ. BOVTs.