Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1828-02-09
TIE ,ceH &no'on and thorough J,ed Ituce Horse.
JOHANNA.

XETlLT STAN the ensuing season at m farm nine
w mics "n"Ee Richmond, in the county of iienco, ou
tire stage road leading 10 fredericksburg, known by the
name OF Hall Sink, and formerly owned by Alr. " lillian,
| Winston.
Johanna is rich blood bay, with ac; legs, five feet
Tour and half inches high, elegantly prcuortiune and
six years old spring, appearance not
by any horse thai the world produce.
i IERFOP.HlECES.
In the spring of 1929, Johanna then wears old was
engaged in sweeps,akc at IauiruceviIl, Hr,nsw;t
county mile heats, $500 entrance which he won in
heats beating Lafayette, Juneite (now the fvori,c al
| New York; and Besey Archer.
HIS next race was IN The same spring the Tree. HILL
course, mile heats which he hea IS bea .irp three
others and making the best time recorded a, that
course.
His third in the fall of 1925, over the New
Market course, mile heats, which he won.
His fouRh the spIns OF 1876 over the N.u
Market course mile heats, (Joskey Club ruseD which
he won, beating the two ceebta racers F.,lIa and
Shakespeare.
After having hard race there lc won, ever to Tree
Hill, and tile following wsck started for the Jorkcr
Club purse mile heats, against fresh horses and wa
then the only contcnding horse i'll the heat which
was won by Efie-Bctsey Richards several others in
I the
Shortly after this he became my property, Stree which
;ime owing to the most inoicrable Alismana cement he.
mas been uniformly unsuccessful with one cxct.-
ton, having hren in tocrabc order FOR race "a; vhc;
tiIne his defeat accustomed much ~ the unex
amie bad state OF the COURSE b the superiority his
antagonist. In this however lie was second FrcI
first, and the other two both disauCed g.
Three weeks after, Craving in the mean ,imc in
NofioM against frel and sally Hope, 3 mile heats in
which lie secondly he in Nutiuway mile heats
against el, Sally Ragcc and He'd, ,uuIlci; il, th;cj
race he beat the last two, aud lost ouy y a few
feet which ii supposed mary l,c would have vor
hu, for a,cidentimc, LII heal minutes so seconds
% heat minutes is seconds; being 6y any scro,Js the
iHstcst race ever run over that course.
Ills last the Tree Hill correr ;s fall
mite heats against Sally Walker, when one of hi, leaders
had given way before ne started, had been lame for
zen days under such circumstances he was of cours.
beaten BY thai justly celebrated marc; but the race nevcr
herss rejected high credit him, lie distanced The
only other horse in the race.
ihs much at least may he said tina, he has never lost
race III which ne started, when the heats were broken
s'o ms mile race over the Tree Hill course bcg the fast
est mat has ever been recorded there, furnishes tc most
hc"hteStee evidence ofbuth speed and bottom
PEDjGItEE.
G6hanna was ly Sir Arc!iy, da, Me,ino Eve (tfe SUM-
posed best race nag of rr day) by Jack Andrews grand
oan SPOT by Bedford, great grand dam by Cadc he by
e'oh< ravecr, great great grand dam u Allied mare
imported =" Ha3, by Edward Carter 81 Blenhem on The
happ"nAnnoek, great great great grand dam by Squirt
{ 3 grand lam by Crab.
. Jack Andrews by Joe Andrews, dam hv High FLYER
Ia,'a' Pu, Iatler Snip, GodOIphin Arabian Frainr-
ION " hiie Neck, Pelham Barb.
bEts-to the season fifty dollars, TO be discharrcd
y WE payment OF thirty five, during the season, which will
commence On the l0t Of February, nd exnre on I'm, te
VI "oSuS' '620For insurance sixty dol.ars-Tor earb
"a5S one dollar will be expected for the groom
ihc subscriber all those who ma send IN Goha,
na' mat nc provided with meadow pastures not cxrc
~ WI" Sd'c ana tft tie s;rictrs attention shall be ma
" cFey mare;but as is r all accidents inns, &c ~
the risk of the owners a' "' at
Fire mares can DC wei! fed at twenty-five cents pcr
HI" ,o ~ n.ly oe required JOHN NJ ROTTS