Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1832-12-04

eEsskaxsaS0 will commence on Tho LIST cf Fcbru
AIRY ana terminate on The LIST of July) at my Farm
adjoining tho town Of Manchester and opposite In
the city OF Richmond, until tho l.: day of April
AFTER which he will bc removed TO WiNpsoR on
James RIVER, in tnc county al uenrico, three mics
west OF Richmond. The terms urc-S50 the sep.
son, discharged by the payment of $40 within the
season, aud $50 To insure mere W ith foal. Com.
p,nios or individuals sending elk mares will be-
charged but for FIVE. There will bu lot, and sheds
prepared for mares, and very good pasturage sun
Piitd without charge. Every attention will be-
paid TO prevent accidents or escapes, but tho sub
scr,ber VIII not be responsible for either Mares
w'ii 10 ied on gram nj - cents per day, and no
shargo made for the board of servants uccompanyI
my ,he". AS frequent opportunities offered OF
Se"uihg mares to Richmond wiihou, employing ..
speciai agent, arrangements i'll be made with tbs
Keepers OF Livery Stables to receive then and THUS
WIZ DO placed with the Horse within an hour aii.r
they are brought to Richmond, FREQ of farther e.
penso TO their
Barefoot was ioaled the property of Mr. Watt.fin
io@o, zone OF tho most successful sportsmcu and
oreeue's oil Race Horses in all En- land) who sold
hun to Lord Darlington, from whom ho was pur
chased by his present owner, Admiral Sir Isaac
Soinn, Bart, who sent HIM to this country.
Sir isaac, "a native of Massach usettsl spared no
expense TO effect Us object OF mixing tho bos blood
ON the English Turf. with that of osr native bred
Race Horses. His Intimacy with The most d:s,in-
guishec 1 urfmen of England, afforded him the best
opportunity ot selecting Horse whose perform
ance on the Turf had realized the expectatou.
rounded on his high pedigree aud tho gena-
raj success OF his 'amy, which turned out win
ners OF Jorfy-t,oo races in 1S3l-[See American
uI' Register Tor April 1882, p. 3s5l-and accord
iugly chose Barefoot.
AS Racer, Barefoot was stingushed on tho
English Turf as any horse of his day@haviny beat
en- nearly, 1t not all, the best Runners in England
us w I'll be seen by the following statement of his
performances as we'll by reference to tho sport
Ing Animals for the years 1893 to 1896, inclusive
an, told that he is the only horse ever imported
that had won the great St. Ledger
~ fol,
any other horse:
lie was got by Tramp, out of Rosamond by
BuZzard her dam koscnuiy, sister TO Huby by
Phenomenon; her dam, Miss Wet Ly Matche,n
Rcgnius, Grab. Childers, sto. Tramp was got
ny DICK Andrews, out of Johanna Mare; her
DAM Fraxnella, by Trenthap, Woodpecker, Ever
lasting by Eclipse.
Dick Andrews was got by Joe Andrews. ont Of n
H'ghiiyer Mare; her dam, by Cardinal Puff, Taller
Snip, Godolphim Arabian.
Joe Andrews was got by Eclipse out Of ANA
rahda, by Omnium, her dam Cloudy, by Blank
Crab Partner, &c.
The colts of this horse, are highly promising
and sotue of them are TO be sean in this neigh
borhood.
PERFORMANCES.
barefoot, at The Spring Meeting ut York Nav.
1923 at 3 years old, ST. Ledger Stakes, / milo
3 quarters, Sst. BIB. (ll5 lb) Leating Sir Anthony
and l1arpooner. Time, min. Is soc. or min
oil sec. per mile.
lo23-At the August Meeting at York. won .
sweepstakes, IL subscribers Sst 5lb (ll7 lb MI
ana qni.icr mile. lime, min. % Sec or | min
92 Sec per mile, beating Richardson's b. C. by
fihoda futa, Nitrogen, isa1elu, and one other.
AT Fontitrac, Sept. I'd, won n sweepstakes 10
subscribers, mile quarters, Sst. Bib Ol5 lb1
beating Pa:Itine. Won very easy. o..
AT Doncasier, September Meeting, he won the
great 81 i'esef Stakes for year old colts, 80
subscribers, Sst. 2ib. GA ib.) distance Time. 3
MN rs A soc beating Sherwood, Comte DsArtois,
Conns, Etiquette, Claude Lorraine, Tranced'
hins le'> North STAR Mercandotti, Ganymedc, ca
iedonan, and III others. Comte Artois took tina
lead at starting, and made severe running, till near
the distance post, when Barefoot came up passed
HIM, and won by lengths.
AL New Market, lloughton Meeting, in October,
he Won the Handicap Plate, ESQ, distance, mile.
quarter, and 81 yds. Sst lob (I22 lb.1 beating
Iressll!Ian Van Loo Aaron, Ncolo, Nina, and
MIR Williainson's Partisan Coli. Won easy.
linus winning every race for which he started,
Tor that year, and beating the best horses ON the
turf. O
Is2l-At years old. June Meeting, at Ascot
fieath, he started for the Gold Cup, value 100
sooyenreIgns' against Bizarre, carrying sst. 2lb.
(ll4b.) miles and half, subscribers, and was
beaten, after well contested race.
At the same place he won the Swinley Stakes
SUBS sfIberS, mile aud half by walking over, no
horse appearing to contend with him.
AT Doncaster, September Meeting, on Monday
nc started Tor the Kings Plate, mdes, lost lib.
| (liI) Inc, min. Is sec. and the favor.e at
starting, but was beaten by Arrogance aud Bor-
deaux, coming in third, and beating Bugle.
AT tho same Meeting, the "Wednesday following
no started Tor sweepstakes 5 Subscribers ST Le-
ger Course, carrying 8 ST. Id. ll9 Ib.) and bea-
ten by Lottery, tic bost horse of his da " carving
st. 10. ul5 i60 The time of running, 3 min.
80 sec.
| Tho above the only times of starting in 1924
lo2o-At Lancaster, in Juno, then years old,
he won the Gold Cup, value 100 guineas, added TO
sweepstakes OF I'D guiucas each, / 7 subscr bers
) miles, eHt = h. Cl2O To- time not given, beating
| Lottery, (anOve mUntioned,) 5 years old same
Tweighi Dung Corrcctor years OLD, Ponthca, 4
years old, carrying ST. II 10. (lO9 b. An excel
/ lent contested race.
! Al Derby, III July, the same year, he started for
the Geld Cup, 10 subscribers of 10 guineas each,
miles ST. IL 10. (l2i 3D. and was beaten by Sir
Grey and Cuntecn both years old, CARRYING 8 ST.
H. az d. and brating Sligo, years old, carry
ing ia ID. An excellent race.
| AT WdlverhamptOn in August, he started for tho
Darlington Cup, added 10 swcr pslakes of 10 sub
Scribers 10 sovcreIgns each. miles ST. 10 h.
| GA To- beating Gen. ina, years old same
weight and Sir Grey, years old, st. 10. GA
ID The Same horse .hHt beat bin at Derby, as
above stated
! AT Northalerton, Yorkshire, in October, he start
ed for the Gold Cup, value 100 guneas. with a
sweeStake added, ii subscribers of 10 puineas
each, miles, . ST. 9 ID. OBS h., against The AL
derman, ) years old, q ST. 10 -. (94 By aud was
! beaten only by neck) Notwithstanding tIe great
difference Of weight 1t may be remarked, that
The Alderman has proved hnisclf TO be one of the
best horses Of his dgy.
The above all Blrcfoops races of tho year.
! 1925.
lo26-At the Manchester Meeting, May 18th,
Barefoot won the Free Handicap Stakes of 80
sovcreigrS each, 9 miles and a distance he carving
9 st. (l26 lb) Boating Miller of Mansfield ST. (
ID. II6 lb) and Lord Grosvcnor's Hybla, 5 years,
ST. II l5. (llO lb) a good race, 5 to 4 Oh Bare
foot.
At Lancaster, July 81, lie wen the Gold Cup.