Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1832-12-11
ThS ruoRovcH pRro IMPORTED RACE HON..
BAREFOOT.

lHk THOROUGH BREo IMPoRTRp RACE Hor..
BAREFOOT,
l"lLL stand the ensuing season, (Which will com
w. menco on the lso February and terminate on The
LIST oil Juy) at my Farm adjoining the town OF Mancbe,
ter and opposite to the city Of Richmond until the Is day
OF april after which he will be removed to WINDSOR on
'ames ver In the county OF Heurco, three miles west
OF Richmond The are-s5O the season dscbarreJ
py ,he payment OF $40 within tho season. and $50 to in
sure mare WIN ioa Companies individuals sending
SIX mares, VIII be charged but for Eve There will be lois
anu sheds prepared Tor and very good pasuraae
supplied WILTON, charge Every attention will be paid
PeVeh' or escapes but the Subscriber will not
be responsible Tor either. Mares will he f o., ,; =,
20 cents pei day. and no charge made the board Of
servants accompanying them. AS frequent
are offered OF sending mares Richmond without employ
ing special agent, arrangements will be made with the
kecpers oil Livery Stables receive hef and
be placed with the Horse within hour after thew ara
brought to Richmond, free Of farther cxpence 10 their
owners. 80 - '
Barefoot foaed the property of Mr. Watt IN 1901
Zone OF the most successful sportsicn aud of
Horses in all England) who sold him to Lord Darlington
from wnom he was purchased by his present owner, Ad-
nlra SIR Isaac Collin, Bart who sent him to this rou,rv
Sir Isaac, "a native OF Massachpscs,) spared no ex.
pense to effect his object of mixing the best blood ON e
English Turf, with of our native bred Race Horses
ms intimacy with the most distinguished Turmen OF Enc
nu, Afforded him the best opportunity Of selecting a.
fforsc whose performance the rur had realized the en-
pec'aions founded his high pedigree aud the generals
success OF his family which ,ursed wiicss o. forty
hco races in IS3F-[See American Turf Reyser Io-r
Apn', 1882, p. 390land accordingly chose Barefoot
Asa Racer, Barefoot distinguished ON the Eng
fish Turf any horse of his iay-haying beaten n.aris
ii not all, the best Runners England as will be seen Nv
the following statement Of bis performances as W ell as by
reference TO the sporting Annals Tor the years 1923 to.
iSZo inclusive told that he is the OILY horse ever
imported that had won the great ST. Legcr.
Ills pedigree is as follows, AID equal TO that of any
oiser horsc
lie was got by Tramp out of Rosamond by Buzzsrd:
dam kcsebury, sister TO Iuby by Phenomenon; her
R'l, MIS- Vest, by Mschein Reguus Crab, Childc.
pas'o tramp was got by Dick Andrews, out of a Co
hanna Mare; her ,lam Frtxncla, by Tren,an, Wood
perHE ;er E. n's.ig by Eclipse
DICK Andrews was got by Joe Andrews, out of High
nyef mare; her DAM by Cardinal Pnff Taller, Snip
Joe Andrews got by Eclipse out of Amaranla bv
omniun, her dam Cloudy, by Blank, Crab Partner &c
- PERFORMANCES.
Barefoot, at the Spring Meeting York, May, 1928 at
years Old, ST. Legcr Stakes, Dile quarters Sst Bib
(ll5 b.) beating Sir Anthony and Harpooner Time, 8
min 10 sec or min. 81 sec. per mile
lS23-At the August Meeting a York, won sweep
stakes, II Subscribers Sst. 5lb CIl7b) quarter
mile. Ime min. % see l min. 90 sec. per mile
beating Richardson's b. C. By Filhcds pua, N,roger Iva
At PonteIrac, Sept 81, won sweepstakes 10 subsc,i
hers mile quarters ss Bib l5 I'D beating Paa,inc
a, Doncasier, September Meeting he won tho great
st. Leger Stakes, Tor old colts IS subscribers sst
BIB Qli by distance. Time, min % Id sec bea,ur
Sherwood, Come D'Aros, Comus, Etiquette CLAUDIA.
l.orraipe, Tancred, Rnglet, North STAR Mercandotli
Gihymede Caledonan, aud ii others Cornc Arois took
The lead at starting, aud made running til rear the
distance post, when Barefoot up, passed him, and
won by lengths.
won the Handicap Plate ESQ Distance mile, quarter
and FL yds, ST., lob. O22Ih) heating Tressiian Van
Loo Aaron Nicolo, Nina, and Mr.. Williamson's Parsan
Thus winning every for which lie started for that
year, and beating the best horses the turf
lS2i-At i years old June Meeting, at Ascot Heath
he started c: the Gold Cup, value 100 ovcrcgns against
Bizarre, carrying ss 2Is. Ql4ib) miles and a half 7
Subscribers, and beaten, W IL contested race
AT the same place he the Swiney Sakes 3 sub
seribers mile and half by walking over, horse APP
pcaring TO contend with him.
At Doncasier, September Meeting on Monday he start.
ed for the Kings Plate miles, lost lib. (l17) limo
MIN Is Sec and the avore at starting but was Beat
OH 10 AerOsr a,I Do,.l,
ing Buge.
At The same Meeting, the Wednesday following, Lo
started for psakcs subscribers ST. Legcr Course
carrying sst. 7Ib; Ql0 b) aud beaten by Lottery. the
best horse OF his day, carrying ss,. Bib. ql5 BY The
time OF running, 3 min. 80 sec.
J he above the only times Of starting in 1921.
ls2o-lt Lancaster in June, then years old, he
the Gold Cup, value 100 euiueas, added sscepsIako
OF 10 gineas each, IL subscribers, miles, SSi. Sb. 2V
lb) time not given, beating Lottery, (ahore intentionally 5
years old, same weight, Young Corrcc,or years DID,
I"n,nca, years old, carrying 7st. lib. (09 by An
excellent contested race.
AZ Derby, in July, the year, lie started for the
Cold Cup, 10 subscribers, Of 10 gtncas cacb niles ss
l2' (l2i lb) api beaten by Sir Grey ard Can
Teen, both years old, carrying Ss BIB. lII b.) aud
beating Sligo, years Old carrying ia h. An excellent
race.
Al wovcrhampton, in August, he started for the Oar
ngon Cup, added TO rswccpsakcs, OF l3 subscribers 10
:ovcreigns each miles, ss lob Q2ilb) beating Cen
Nina, years old, same weight, AID Sir Grey, years
Old, Sst BIB Qli lh) the horse that beat him at
Derby, az above stated.
AZ Noaleslon, Yorkshire, in October, hc started for
The Cold Cup, value 100 ginras, with swecpsake added,
II subecribcrs OF 10 Snncas each, miles s Obj OPS
ID, agans, The Alderman years old 6st IGll (04Ih)
and was beaten only by necl notwithstanding the great
difference Of weight II may be rcmarkct that The Al
dernn las proved himself be Of the best
his day.
The above are all Darooo,'s races Of the year 1925
lS26-At the Manchester Meeting May l7ih, Barefoot
won the Free Handicap Stakes, Of so sovcreigns each
miles aud Iitlnce, he carrying OF Q2s lb) beating
Miller of Mansfield Ss All Ql6 lh) and Lord eros,
yrror's iyiL years Isl. 12lb NIo ib) A bood race,
8 TO ON Barefoot.
Al Lancaster, July 81 lie won The Gold Cup value 100
gnineas, added 10 sweepstakes OF 10 guineas cacI
subscribers, carrying S I2lb. Q2l lb) niles beating
Crowca'cher years old, st Ql2 lh) and sopby by
Comns, years Old, 100 10. The above comprise ali The
Of Barefoot
Barefoot is beautiful lool horse of rcd sorre color
10 IL hands !isi-very fine in his fore hand Of powerful
raine' nusculer and well proporiioncd in all respects
very active and Of high spirit He is said be stronger
likeness Of "Oh Diomcd the Sire of The best Racers Of
his day, by to'c WHO remember him, lan any horso
tho Y have ever seen. EDWARD C. MAYO
T National Iniclisonccr and Petersburg will
publish the above weekly four Times,
Dhiro for collection.
November 20. lG-w4y
II AND AND NEGROES FOR SALE.--The sub
BA scribcr will ocr for sale Tuesday The let day Of
January next The tract of land which he now resides
containing about 0S 81 acres, situated The Bucking.
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