Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1833-03-02
Ths thorough. bred imported Race Horse and Stallion
EYIdc.

EyIdc,
WNTILL stand the ensuing season at my stables Boyd
Wv ton, Mecklenburg county, Virginia, and in conse-
quence OF his having received injury landing from
the ship his will not until the LIST of
March next, and end the 10th of July lie will cover
mares at sixty dollars the season. with dollar to the
groom payable at the end of the and any person
complying with the terms will be allowed the privilege
OF putting either Fylde Lutborough, the season.
gratis il their fail stand both belonging to
the parties, unless the is traded in that case
the privilege am well prepared to take the We
ry best care oil Mares having extensive pasturage both
nigh and low grounds and have also fields of wheat
rye, sowed expressly for mares sent 10 the horse will
Iced with grain at % cents day. and take Of
wants sent with mares gratis The greatest attention will
be paid TO with without colts, but cannot be
responsible for accidents escapes.
Fyldc is large dark bay horse, full sixteen hands high
OF great length, substance and power, ioacd in 1924
Got by Antonio, the winner of the great ST, Legern 1919
his dam Fadadnala an excellent runner and own sister
TO Sir Oliver PoulOn and Fyener the winner of the great
ST. Leger in 1906. (See English r. Caender) All three
first rate and popular stations by Sir Peter Teazle
the best and stallion OF his day. and best of High
flyer the best and stallion OF his day. and best SON
OF Herod the best stallion of his day and the founder of
the best stock of horses in Engand his G. Fanny by
Doned capital racer and the best stallion ever imported
into Virginia. Ambrosia by Woodpecker most capital
racer and stallion; Ruth, sister Hghnyer, dam by
Blank the best of the Godophn Arabian: Re-
guus the best Of the Gololphn Arabian; Soreheels
Makeless, Christopher, D'Arcys Royal mare.
Antonia the sire OF Fyllc, died young; he got by
Octavan, the winner OF the great ST Leger in 1916 his
dam by Evaner, Of the BEST best bred sons of
Delpna, one OF the best of tligh1yer; Miss Gun
powder by bunp0Wucr, out OF dam, by
Marske, Arbitrator; Daphne by Regulus.
Evander, by Delpnas dam, Caroline, by Phenomenon
one OF the best OF Herod Faith by Pacolet one OF
the best of Blank Aalana, by Matchem the best
stallion OF his day; Lass of the Mill by Oronoko old Ira
weller, Mr. Holmes; Miss Makeless by Young Grev
Hound, old Partner, Woodcock Crofs Bay Barb, Make
less brlmmer, Dchey, Pierson, OF Dodsworth Bur
ton Barb mare.
Gunpowder, by Eclipse, the best race horse that ever
was in England, and Of the best stations his dam
Miss Spindlcshanks by Oman, of the Godolpn Ara
ban, Startling Godolphin Arabian, Sanyans Arabian Pei
hams Barb, Spot, Whc-legged Lowthcr Barb, Old yn-
ner Mare.
Young Marske go, by Marslc, sire of Eclipse dam
by BLANK Bay Starting by the Bolton Startling, Miss Mig
cys Arabian, Whitc:slrt Old Montague Mare.
Octavian, bred by the Duke Leeds was got by Strip
ling by Phenomenon, Eclipse, Lass of tho Mill, by oro-
thus. iSee English Stud Book
The racing performances OF Fylde of very high
character and on very fashionable and purses
large; his competitors often the best horses in Eng land
lie was generally handicapped carry more weight
than any horse OF his agea striking acknowledge of
In 1927 Chester, Fylde ran second to Jocene whom
he afterwards beat for the St Leger stakes beating Pink
Elismcre, Lorain, and Marble.
And on the next day, second for the Paatne
receive back his stakes.
At Preston July 17h he the produce sweepstakes
OF oo sovereigns each, for oand the Thurs
day following, he sweepstake 100 sovereigns
each-he also started for the Great ST. Leger which was
won by Matilda In 1928 at Chester he the trades
mans cup of 100 guneas value added to sweepsake of
10 soveregns EACH from the Castle Pole twice round and
in 81 subscribers beating AIavrororato Orthoox Eux
ton, Mayhy, Columbia, Burlador Sabrina Scarborough
| and Mr.. Green's ch. h. by Astrologer.
| May 7th, he won the Stand Cup, value 100 guineas
added TO sweepsake Of 10 soveregns each twice round
and distance, ii subscribers, beating DR.. Fausus Or
thodox, Signorna, Taller, &c.
The next day he second Samson for the Cheshire
stakes, and beat him the year, betting to on Fyde
AT Preston lac started for tho Gold Cup and was beaten
by I.ongwaist.
At Liverpool he started for the Gold Cup, value 100
/ add pI IN b.n,
stake OF 10 soveregns each, 20 subscribers which was
by Jupiter Fylde carrying lbs more than Jupiter
| of the same age, and beat him twice afterwards
/ In $780, at Chester he beaten by Hason for the
Iradcsmans Cup OF 100 gs, added to sweepstakes of
each, 26 subscribers Ho beat Halson on the We'd
day following, and again in 1881.
May 9th, he won the Stand Cup, value 100 SOW, added
to sweepsake OF 10 SOW each, twice round and dis
lance, 10 subscribers, beating DIR. Fausus Vanish Sam
son, Chester, Billy and Halsion-al capital racers
Al Manchester for the Gold Cup, he was beaten by
Vanish (whom he had beaten before)-Fylde Eux ton
ran dead heat.
At Preston, ALSO he started for the Gold Gun value
100 SOW, which by Laurel
In 1880, at Chester he the Grosvenor Stakes Of
SOW each with 90 added from the stand, beating For
tnde, Josehnc, Sarah, Greenbu Ultmatum and Olympus
I May 8, when running very forward for the Stand Cup
value 100 SOW, he fell and lost the race
AtLverpoo he started the Tradcsman's Gun value
200 SOW, added 10 handicap stakes of 20 SOW each 80
subscribers, which was won by MIR. Noryers Walton
horse.
At Doncasterhe beaten for the FzwilIiam stakes
running second TO the winner Wndcife-Fyde the ia.
]
In 1881 at Chester he to Birmingham for the
Grosvenor stakes and Stand Cup, beating Lawrie Todd
the Judge and Old Port.
| AT Newton, June ls he The Gold Cup value 100
soycregns, added to handicap stake of overcigns
each two miles and distance, 30 subscribers beatin
iason, Recovery, Sarah, olympus Orthodox Scila and
/ Porta
June 9Th, he 'weepstake Of % sovereians each.
with 20 added, subscribers, beating Roundwaist OIym
pus and Conrad.
! At Preston he was beaten by Emancipation for the
Stanly stakes, one mile and quarter, beating Rx Spe-
culator, Ieotum, Jupiter and Cambridge even betting on
Fyldc, TO against the winner.
The above were all Fydes races. lie was generally
the Avorie, and generally second when beaten and
always handicapped TO carry heavy weight He beat
many capital racers, some Of the best in Enganl-I avre
odd aud Sarah, q winner IL times in ono yearO both
these beat Birmingham Signorina who beat Mennon
Dr. Faustus and Euxton, both OF these imported Lee
valhen, an as will be many other capital racers
Fylde was purchased by Mr. Tattersa during the las,
summer at Mr. Clton's SAFE Preston; and was en-
tered in heavy stake at Lveipoo-and as proof of his
superiority, was handicapped to carry the heaviest weight
OF any horse in the His owner dying the entry
vacated. o.
Fyde is unquesionaby Of the very best bred horses
IN this or any other country His great size and beauty
and racing properties him strongly TO the pI
lie lie will bear comparison with any horse in America
aud viii make valuable the best stock in Ibis
country. VIM. TONNES
Feb. T. s7wly%
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