Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1830-03-09

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x The property of Mr.. wm.R. johnson aud MIR. b
moody, viii stand the ensuing season at NV stable in
HaiaX county, ten miles north of Halifax courthouse
anu VIII be let to mares at thirty dollars which may be
ulsehafged by the payment Of twenty five dollars
ad within the season, which will expire OH the 18Th
July next and forty dollars to insure mare TO be IN
oa payable when asce,ained; dollar to the groom
Tor every mare. Very extensive pastures gratis an,
mares fed required, at % cents per day. Every nc
ccssary attention will be paid TO prevent accidents o,
escapes but no responsibility for either.
,,c ROBERT HURT
Ha'Vdr County, January 18th, 1850.
PEDIGREE
Sir Charles is full feet inches high fine sorrel
OF most commanding appearance, beauty and action IL
was by the Old imported Domed-- His dam by the i'm.
ported citizen, who was by Pacolet-Hc by Blank who
was by the Godolphin Arabian--His dam on the dan,
side, was by Citizen. Commutation imported Dare De-
vii, imported Old Shark mpored horse Old Fearnought
imported mare Jenny Dismal got by Old Dismal .,Sec
General Stub Book OF England So that on both sides
lere Is NOT better bred Horse. Sir Charess colts
are performing on the turf with almost unequaed sue
cess-Ihey are large, likely and very nearly all that
nave been trained, have been wnncrs-In and
Maryland, the clubs were won by a Sir 1 harles-At
feteiSourS they were winncrs--At Halifax North Ca
rollna and at Halifax, Virginia. Charles won purse
~ Tree mn 'here were seven last fail; six
OF mem were won by Charles's-For the seventh, no
Sir Ch'ries run--Anoher OF his colts won the club al
gloucester courhouse-and the two year old stake at
Broad Rock was won by Sir Charles beating three
o,nGrs-iis colts are commanding very high prccs--
Also the half of her full sister for $1,000 cash only
TWO years old-and know of very large offers that have
Deeh made Tor many others. WM. II. JOHNSON.
PERFORMANCES
The fall after Sir Charles was three wears o. he won
the colts stake the marlborough Course two mile
heats, SO easily that at the same time and place saw
inc tday he won the Projectors purse, mile
heats beating among others, Mr.. Wynns Filley yir-
ginia-Ihe spring he was four years old, he won the
Jockey Club purse at Halifax, North Carolina-At Bel
ne'u, he won the Propretor's purse, two mile heats
and (fDt,-f NJ
Market he won the Propretors purse three mile heats
beating the distinguished mare Reality-Thc fall
alter he Won The l'roprietors purse, two mile heats at
arrenion--lie also the JOCKEY Club purse four
mile heats, at Drummondsburg--He also won the Pro-
pricors purse, three mile heats at New Market heat
ing among others, very easily, Contenton-The next
week he was beaten at Beield by Reaty-He then
won the post-sake at Halifax, North Carolina beatin
Sir William Sir Pcyton and Mr.. Claws Potomac-rhe
next week he won the Jockey Club Purse at Tarbo-
rough beating four o;hcrsThe fall he was car
rled 10 South Carolina and Georgia in wretched order
and won three out of five, beating Transport Pew
ton, PlouShboy and many ohcrs--iIe lost the next
Spring at Laurcnccyilc, still in bad ORDER three mile
heats-which race was won by Sir William-The next
Ia he won the Projectors purse at Iaurenccville two
mile heats beating Col SCOTS Fillcy Peyton and others
The same fall at New Market, Inc won the Jockey CIuh
purse, four mile heats when he was thought TO he nbc
TO run with any horse in the world beating Sir William
Coalition, Maria, &c. Seat Belfeld he won the
Jockey Club purse, three mile heats beating Sir Walter
Shawnee and others-lhc next spiing he received cut
on one OF his legs, which occasoned him to osc-The
next fall lac won a Warenton, two mile heats beatin
Hantronp-lie won at laurenccve, four mile heats
the Jockey Club purse at one heat, beating Sir William
he won the Jockey Club purse at New Market four
mile heats, beating Muckle John, Flying Chlers and
ahfonp lie won the Jockey Club purse at Beliield
hree mile heats beating Flying Childers John Richards
ana othcrs-lle was then matched 10 run with Eclipse
at ashinson broke down. and paid the lorfeit-Ie
men run III ms disabled state single heat with Eclipse
and proved that lac was completely broken down. as he
was not able To round the ground four times before
ms les gave entirely away, his sinew broke and his ankle
came 10 the ground Sir Charles layore on the Vr
Slnia and Southern coursesliis full iser Janet was
a lavourite on the Northern, and Mercury from the
same mare, on the Western turf
Feb 20. l0l-wIw w II Johnson