Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1832-11-20
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THE THOROUGH BRED IMPoRTED RACE HoRsE
Es&keEiE00T,
AAI ILL stand the ensuing season. (Which will COM
w mcncc on the lstof February and terminate on the
LIST oil Juy) at my Farm adjoining the town OF Manches-
ter, and opposite the city Richmond until the Let day
oil hPn, afer which he Will be removed WINDSOR ON
James River, in the county OF Heuco, three miles west
OF Richmond. The are the season ischarrcd
by the payment of $40 within the scuson and 500 To- In
sure mare with ioal Companies individuals sending
SIX mares, will be charged but Tor I've There will be lots
aud sheds prepared for aud very good pasturaxe
supplied without charge. Every attention will be paid 10
Preveh accidents or escapes but the subscriber will not
be- responsible for either. Mares will be Ted Oh rain AT
20 cents per day, and no charge made for the board of
servants accompanying them As frequent opportunities
are offered OF sending mares to Richmond without employ
ing special agent, arrange will be made with tie
Keepers oi Livery Stables 10 receive theE ard thus will
he placed with the Horse within am hour after hcv are
brought TO Richmond, free Of farther exponce tohefr
owners.
Blreloo foalrd the property of Mr. WHIT in 1870
Zone oil The most successful porsne breeders OF Race
Horses in all EnglNmd) who sold him Lord Darlington
rom whom he was purchased 10y his present owner Ad-
mral Sir Isaac Coffin, Bart, who HIN county
Sir Isaac, Ga native OF Massachusetis) spared no e-
pcnse TO effect his object OF mixing the blood ON the
English Turf, With lhat OF native bred Race Horses
His intimacy with the distinguish Turimen OF Eng
land, afforded him the best opportunity of selecting
Horse whose performance the Turf had realized the
pectations founded his high pedigree and the general
success OF his family which turned winners forty
ftro in IS3I-[See American Turf Register tor
April, 1882, p 300 and accordingly chose Barefoot
As a Racer, Barefoot was distinguished the Eng
ls Iurl as any horse Of his dayhaving nearly
not ALL the best Runners in Eng will be by
the following statement OF his performances, well by
reference 10 the sporting Annals the years 1928 to
1876, inclusive told that he the only horse ever
imported that had won the great st. Leger.
His pedigree is as follows, aad equal 10 that Of any
other horse
lie got by Tramp, out of Rosamond by BuzzarJ:
her dam Rosebury, sister Hubby by Phenomt nom her
dam Miss West, by Matchrm, Rcguus, Graz, CMder,,
Basto. Tramp got by Dick Andrews out Of a Go
hanna Mare; her dam, Fraxinclla by TrenIham Wood
pecker Everlasting by Eclipse
Dick Andrews got by Joe ndre VS. ont Of a High
~ lfDgl D,U ratE. Gri.
Godolphin Arabian
Joe Andrews was got by Eclipse out of Amarando, by
Omnium, her dam Ciondy, by Blank, Crab, Partner &c
PERFORMANCES
Barefoot, atthe Spring Meeting York, May 1928 at
years old ST. Eegcr StakesF mile quartz rs SS Bib
Ql5 ID beating Sir Anthony and Harpooncr. Time, 3
MIN 10 sec. or min. 81 per mile
1923 At the August Meeting at York, won a sweep
stakes, II subscribers, Ss Glib (ll7b) and quarter
mile Time, min - sec or l min. 81 sec per mile
beaIiig Richardson's b. C. by Filhoda Pua Nitrogen, Isa
bella, and one other.
At Ponlerac Sept 3D. won n sweepstakes 10 subscri-
6ers mile quarters St BIB Ql5lb) beating Pal hc
Won very easy.
At Doncasicr, September Meeting, he won the great
~ Legcr Stakes for year old colts SO subscribers Sat
BIB OH lb) distance. Time, min % Ia sec beating
Sherwood, Comte DArlois, Comus, Etiquette, Claude
lorraine Iancred, Ringlct, North Star, Mercandoui,
Ganymedc Caedoman, aud IT others. Cohte hrtos took
the lead at starting, and made running till
distance post, when Barefoot came up passed him, and
won by lengths.
At New Market, Houghton Meeting, in October he
won the Handicap Plate. ESQ distance / mile ounrter
and ~ yds S>t. lob. (I22 ID beating Tressillan Van
Loo, Aaron, Nicoo, Min, and Mr.. Williamson's Partisan
Colt Won easy
THUS winning every race for which he started for u,at
year, and beating the best horses the turf
ls2l-tl years old, June Meeting, at Ascot Heath,
he started for the Gold Cup value 100 ;overcgns against
Bizarre, carrying set. 2b Alfb) miles aud half,
subscribers, and beaten after a well contested race
AZ the Sal1c place he the Swinley Stakes, 3 sub
scribcrs, mile and half by walking over no horse APP
pcarng 10 contend with him.
At Doncascr, September Meeting, on Monday he start
ed for the Kings Plate, 4 miles fOst lib Q11) Time
al bpa
ing Buge.
At the same Meeting, the Wednesday following. be
started for sweepstakes subscribers ST. Leger Course
carrying Sst. 7b. Ql9 lb and beaten by Lottery the
best horse Of his day carrying Sst. BIB. (II5 lb) The
time OF running, 3 min 50
The above the only times OF starting in 1921
IS21-At Lancaster, in June, then years old nc won
the Gold Cup, value 100 guueas, added swccpstakc
OF 10 guineas each, II subscribers, miles, SSH Sb 20
I'D time not given beating Lottery, (above mentoned)
Panthea, years old, carrying 7st lib. QO0 b.) An
excellent contested race.
At Derby, in July, the same year, re started for the
Gold Cup, 10 subscribers of 10 guueas each, miles ss
lib (l2t lb) and was beaten by Sir Grey and Can
teen, both years old carrying St. 2b. OLA lbJ and
beating Sligo years old, carrying ia ID. An excellent
At WoFvcrhampion, in August, he started Tor the Oar
inglon Cup, added 10 sweepstakes, Of 10 subscribers
sovercigns each, miles, S IOlb ga b.) heating Gen
Nina, years old, weight, and Sir Grey, wears
old, ss 2Is on No. the same horse that beat him at
Derby, as above stated.
At Norhalcs,on Yorkshire in October he started for
The Gold Cup, value 100 guineds, with sweepsake added
" subscribers OF 10 guincas each miles 8st Oh. Ops
b, against The Alderman, years old est lob (9t b1
and was beaten only by uec) Notwithstanding the great
difference vt weight 1t may be remarked that The Al
dernan has proved himself TO be Of tho best horses OF
his day.
Tic abovcarc al Tarefoors races Of the year 1925.
l5z6-At the Manchester Meeting May i7h Barefoot
Won the Free Hauicap Stakes Of 30 sovcrcigns each
miles and distance, hc carrying 9t O26 10 beating
Miller Of Mansfield, Sst. 4b. O16 lb) and Lord eros
yeuors llybla, years, 7sl RIB uiO lb) good
D 10 4 ON Barefoot
AZ Lancaster July ~, he The Gold Cup value 100
gnneas added to sweep,t1kcs Of 10 guineas each,
subscribers, carrying Sst. f2b. (2t b) miles beating
Crowcafcher, years old ST az lb) and Sophy. by
Comus, years old, 100 10. The above comprise all Inc
races OF Barefoot
Breioot beautiful flool horse Of red sorrcl color
10 " bands hghvcry fine n lis hand ol powerful
frame muscular, and well woporoncd ia an respcctl-
very active and of high spirit lie IS said 10 bc stronger
likeness Of cold Doncd The Sire Of the best Racers Of
his day, by those WHO teneaber him Than any horse
they have ever seen. EDWARD G.. MAYO.
Or Tho Ndona inhgencer, and Petersburg lnohrncc
publish Che above weekly four times and fend their accounts 10 tins
lnicc for collect
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