Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1832-03-07

Any mare not proving in foal shall he covered
next seasons gratis, by Janus or Gascogne' at tho
option of the proprietor. The winner or brce der
of a winner of a plate of not less value than FIVE
hundred dollars, shall also DO covered gratis The
price Of the season may be discharged by the pay-
mont of forty dollars before tho expiration q ore
Of 1t will commence ut the date hereof, en-
tines Day. and terminate on the first day OF : 'ly.
The following very imperfect account OF his cr.
formances racer was furnished by Mr.. Ar iur
Taylor. who trained and ran hun, under Tho d
rcction of VIM. X. Johnson Esd
Performance IF Janus on the Tuif.-Thc spring
lie was ) years old, he trained and ran in II
| sweepstakes at Lawrenceville, brunswick c. II. !
mile heats. which he won at three heats three
started; MIR. Fields mare Phills, and Captain Har-
rison's Filey.
The autumn that he was three, he was trained
and run at Jeter's in Nottoway county, mile heats,
the best in 5. In that race there three
started; viz: Sir Henry, Mr.. Uare's mare Rosetia,
and Janus. The and second heat Janus won,
and was beaten the third by Sir Henry, lS inches:
the fourth heat Janus did not contend for. amd
was beaten the fifth by Henry, about clear a
length After that race, he went on to Ire u u
{lScnnond} and run in u swecpstakc, two -
heats, which race he won with great case mt twC
heats, beating Mr.. Harrison's Burstall and Mr. Sell
denis Fil!ey.
The same autumn, he won the Jockey Club at
Spring Hill Moody'si two mile heats: four started;
which he with ease.
The spring he was four, he run ut Lawrence
villc two mile heats; four started: Janus w on the
first heat, and was beaten the second not far. In
this race there four heats, and Janus contend
cd for every heat and not beaten much the
last heat by ARArUs lony tive or three fcct
He went on from thence to New Market Peters
burg and an three mile heats, and was beaten by
Nancy Warren.
The autumn that he four he at New
Market three mile heats, against Bctscy Robert
son and BERTRAND, which race BErsEY RonEnrsoN
won. In that race Janus got lame, and has not
been trained since. In fact he started IL lumc
horse: He fell lame on his travel from Tree Hill,
where he had the honor to contribute TO the en-
tcrtainment of General La Faycttc during his mas
ters absence abroad, by winning the sweepstakes
above named. His speed is ncontcstblc, and he
always ran homcst--no boiling, dra,ring or being
distdRced
The above statement, with the exception of one
or two verbal corrections, and the part between
BRACKETS n is by Arthur Taylor, who trained him un.
der the direction OF VIM II. Johnson, Esq.
PEDIGREE.-Iie was got by Sir Archy; his dam
frenzy by SAss CuLorTE (son OF Celer) out Of
thorough-b i cd Medley and Fcurnought mare His
grand dam, old Minikin, by President, out of Il
TRIsTRAM SmANDy mare, and she by Janus, out of
a mare imported by MIR. Booth of Gloucester, who
also imported Janus.
Trstram Shundy got by MonroN's TRAvEL-
LER, (Which was bred by Mr.. Crofts, and got by
his famous Partner his dam by janus.
President was got by CELER, (,est of Janus,)
his dam by Mark Anthony-lbcst of our
Partner, who was by Traveller, ont of Selma
CIasker s. by the Godolphin ArabIan1-Murll An.
thongs dam Septi,na, which was got by the
famous imported horse OrmeLLo, or BLACK AND
ALL. BLACK, by CRAB, out of Miss SLAMgRKIN.-
The dam of SErrIMA MoLL BRAzEN, by
STARK which was given to Governor Ogle by Lord
Baltimore, who received him present from
FREDERIcK, p. of WALES, father of the late KING
GEORGE Sd. His dam was Miss CoLvIL.
The grand dam of PRESIDENT was HARDIMAN's
BoNNy LASS, by old JOLLY ROGER, of old Boz
NY LASS, an imported mare, which descend
ant of the Duke of AncdSfcr's BoNNY Lass by
SNIr-LATH-EAsDY-SN AKE-GREy WILKES by
HAUr-nor.
RINALDo is also by Sir A,chy, and ofthc came
age as Janus; he was fDaled in 1921. Ills dam
Miss RYLAND, by GRAccHUs-out of DUErrE by
SILvERTAL "a full bred of Clockfast)-bis
dam, Young Primrose by Wormley's King IIcrod
(son OF Bayors Fearnought, out Of Braxton's Kit
~ tlsllcr) her dam the noted mare PRIMHosr tine
property of DIR. HAMnToN of MARYLAND, well
known to the gentlemen OF the Turf in that State
-She tlrlmrosc) was by the imported horse Dove
(son OF young Cade, himself capital Stallion,
got by old Cadc, one OF the GOdokphin Arabian's
best sons)-Primroses dam, STELLA, was rot bv
OTHELLo by Crab, otherwise called Black d. iU
BLdck; one of the most famous of the Enulsh
stations, imported from Ireland by GovEGNoCR
SHARr (havinG been purchased by an Irish Gentle
man OF vast fortune and carried to that Kingdom
where he remained many years. 1.-The grand dam
OF PiInrose was GOVERNOR Tdster's famous Sell. |
mr. by the Godo!phin Arabian, out of a mare
which was got by old Fog, and dam of Locust |
Weasel Daphne, &c.-her dam by CmLpERs-
MAKELEss-Sister to Honeycomb-Punch Kitty
Fishers dam by the Cullen Asnbiap-out Of |
the Duke of Somcrscts famous Bald Charlotte the |
best mare of her day and grand dam to Lord .Osso
rvs famous DORMANT (sirc of GABRIEL which got
Govr. Ogles Oscar.)
N. b. LADY BoLINGBRoKE which was tbc Dam
OF CELIA, of DEsDEMoNA (that at years old ran
so hard tour mile heat race with Tayloe's famous
Leviathan) of LAvINh (that won the great stakes
at Fredericksburg in 1900 of Virginia by DARE De
VII, and of Scdcn's WKANG1ER thai beat SIN Ar.
CITY; and that capital little mare Sting were out
OF the mare got by King Hcrod out of Primrose
mentioned IN tho Pedigree of Ductic and Silver
tail This fact is worthy Of the notice of Sports.
men every where.
RInaldo is ten years old-hc will cover nj !g25
payable by fifteen within the season. 81 the lean
and $50 insurance, to re paid and returned ON tc
same conditions those pressed in the advertise
nent OF Janus. lie has boen since 1926 i'm Mury |
land and Delaware, where his stock are highly spo
ken of-Reference on this subject is Respectfully
gwen TO Louis McLanc, ESQ who at one time |
was ono of the Stockholders of Rinaldo and has |
bred from him. He is horse of vast strength and
great activity. He, too, has bred after the dam
most luckily; for, easier trottcrs, or moro hardy
and tnity race Of horses never cxisicd--thcy will
Keep tat upon what will barely keep alive the lcpry
long-backcd CARTONS, that are now all the rage
and which arc fit for nothing but n long race or a
collar and haiucs; whereas the true scrviccable
horse is the quarter horse being active, sure footed
speedy, and capable of breaking down the fashion
able stock in hard ride Of fifty, even five and
twenty miles. IL is only in race of moro than
mile or in harness, that the long backed horse can
DC successful competitor against the quarter
morse. lie is n stumbcr, and breaks down with
his own unwieldy weight.
'Rinaldo is Of the best running blood, os will be
seen. His neck was injured by too early smelling
at mares. His head is large but bony. His body
aud limbs cannot be surpassed by any horse. Old |
Shylock bimsclf, or Janus, have not finer back
loin thigh and limbs His feet arc of the old hor-