Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1828-03-26
,.ca and horowSh bret Race EIo7s
JOHANNA.

WILL STAND the ensuing season a, nrv farm. .io.
miles above h!c"inont, IN the cGunty Of Hrico,
the stage road Leading known by the
nane Of Half Sink and formerly owned ny MIR. William,
Winston.
Gnhanna is rich blood bay, with black legs, five t,,
four ami half neh:s high. elegantly rronor,ionea md
SIX years old next s?ra and appearance not surpassed
| ny any horse shat the world produce.
! PEREO RJa4.ECES
II the spring o; 1925, Goharna, then 9 rears old was
F"Sng"d ia swefpsAke at Iaurencerils, Bfonswick
county, mie heats 500 cnrrerse, Witch he wen in 9
heats, beating Lafayette, Jnnce, (now the layoit. OF
New York. ana BrtScy Archer.
His in the same spring, over the T.c, EJ
course mile heats, which he ~ heats, beating three
others, and making the bes, time ever recorded nt liza,
course.
His third race was in the al oc 1895. over ,hc Nov
HiaIArt course, mile heats wnic. lie won
His fnnrh race was :" tn" s?ing Of 1896, YER the New
Market mile heats, (Jor.y CUB prrsel whi.b
ne won, heating the two celebrated racers f!TiiiIa and
Shakespeare.
Ate having had race ,erc, he vent over to Yrae.
!i and on the following week started for the JOCKEY
Club purse, nile heats, against fresh horses aad was
ea the only coteuding hnc III the .eeoud heat which
was won by --Bciscy Richards and several others in
the race.
shortly FER tbs ne became my proacfty, since which
time, owing to the Most ntolr'abe msnanagc cement; he
has been uniformly UasuccrsSuI, never with one excen
on having hcen III iolerahIe order for race; at which
time, bis defeat occasinnGd as much b., the ,,nex
antagonist. In this however he was second Eel
first, aud the ether two boil! distanceh.
Three weeks after, Lhayrg run in the mean time IN
Norfolk, against Erel and Sslly Hope mile hoafs in
which ts was secor'I) he ran in korowav, 9 mile heats
against ETicl, Sally Magee and Redsaunoi; IL which,
race nc beat the last two, and lost the ONLY by few
iect, whch 1t vas supposed by he would have won
out tor on accidcn'timcs 1 aut minutes so seconds
~ neat minutes IS seconds being by many seconds the
fastest race ever that course
Ills last the Tree Hill course this fan
mile heats, asanst Sally Walker, wien one of his oa
had given way before he started and had been f,e m
ten days uuder such circumstances he was Of course
neacn ~ that jrsty celebrated mare; the yace never
heess reelected high credit him. as lie dissnces the
only other horse in the race
ms much AT oas, may be said tha he has never lost
race IN "ncb he started, when the heats were oTo
ana ms nile race over the TrceH being the fast
has ever been recorded there, furnishes the mos,
'HC'i"eSu"e c7I7ence ofhoh speed and bottom.
PEDIGREE.
Gohanra by Sir Archy dan, Mrrino Eve ltl,. s,,o
posed best race Of her dsy) by Jack Andrews grand
Gam SPOT by Bedford, great e5and dam by Cade ne nv
rtohs traveller, great great FRA ad dam an Allied mare
imported IN 1903, By Edward Garter oC Blcnhcu on the
P'""h"ocS' great great great grand dam by Squirt.
e G grand dam ~ Crab
Jack Andrews by zoo Andrews drr7 Nv E.1h Flrer
t".n,nsi FnI Taller, snH, Gojophin Arabian, Tramp
toms Nhte Neck, Pelham Barb
JERNs-For the season fnv doI,ars to he 5iscb,rros
by the payment Of irty-6ve darag the season which will,
commence on the 10Th o February expire on the LIST
oi august i6E5-for insurance SIXTY dol!arsFor each
mare one dollar viii BE- expected for The groom
me SUBSCRIBER assures all those who may send Gohap-
ma nat ne IS provided with meadow pastures not exceed
IN this state and TINT the sctcst attention shall be paid
to every maTe but as is customary all accidents must he Al
the risk Of the owners
10 mares can be We fcA al .weuy-fve rer day.
E"S'' y may ne required iOHN NJ. ROTJS.