Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1834-04-25
Fairfield Races.

Fairfield Races.
Spring Meeting over this Course, will commence
N as usual on Tuesday, 10th inst, and continue
FIRST DAY.
a Sweepstake for colts and 6ilies, 3 year od-Sl00 en-
trance, hall forfeit, mile heals-nins subscribers and clos
Entries.
Jsmes 2. Corbin enters b. c. by Rockingham. dam
II. a.. T,sylOe enters b. c. by Rockingham. dam by
Tom Tough.
R: Adams enters &. f. by Medley, dam Sally Drake.
WIN. L. White enters c. c. by Janus, dam by Ira.
l.: b. Stark enters b. f. by Trufie, dam by Napoleon.
WIN. X johnson enters f. by Medley, dam by vir.
WIN. Williamson enters f. Ruth, by Medley, dam by
Couty.
lock.
Geo. B; Poinas x,er. enters 6. by Washington.
Same day, a Sweepstakes for colts and FLIES, 8 years
cd $5o entrance, p. or p.-to which are 4 subscribers,
and will close 2O.h April.
Proprietor's Purse $500, two mile hca,s-entrapce Sis.
THIRD DAY.
Jockey Club Purse $sUO, four mile hea.s- entrance
A Sweepstakes for colts and Gllies, 3 wears oli-Sloo
entrance, half forfeit, mile heats, to which are 0 sub.
scrihers and closed.
Geo. Williamson enters b. r. bv Cob,nna. dam Maid n,
the Oaks.
John Minge enters &. c. by Medley, dam Me,ino Eve.
John r. White enters c. Wyandott, by Timoeon, dam
r.. Adams enters c. f. by Gohanna, dam by Trafalgar.
WIN. Wynn enters be. by Merlin, dam Isabella.
T.. e. Mayo enters b. C. by Marion, dam by Sir Archy.
r.. Is. Haxall enters c f. by Medley. dam by Sir Al.
fred.
Thos. Graves enters c. c. by Gohanna, dam by Sir
- Sheppard enters (. by Monsieur Ton.on, dam
the dam Of Malcolm.
Same Day, n Post Stake. for 3 year old colts and FLIES.
500 entrance, p or p.-$350 OF the amour, to be laid
out in a pair Of silver Pitchers, 8 subscribers, and closed
WIN. Haxall; Geo. p crump, II. A. Tayloe, Richard
RICHARD ADAMS. Proprietor.
April 10. Ill
ND ACES NORTH of THE POTOMAC-The New
Ja0 York Races, over the Union Course, will commence
It's hrst Spring Meeting the It Tuesday in May, and con.
tinue four days. AT this meeting will be run The match,
four mile heats, for $4,000 a side, play or pay, between
Terror, the full brother to Black Maria and Shark. and 81
Leger, full brother TO Ariel and O'Keliy. with several
other matches a Sweepstakes OF Is subscribers-en.
trance $500; and, also, a Sweepstaks of IL subscribers
mile heats, Sio0-two mile heats, $500. The second
meeting will follow the Central Course, Baltimore; of
which, in due time, particulars will he given,
March %. [Io6-tlM] ALEX. l. Bolts.
dNENTRAL COURSE, BALTTMoRE.-TLe Spring
" Meeting over the Central Course, will take place
the 81 Tuesday in May next. (For particulars, see TUT
msg,st.r3 ny tins arrangement. a week will have inter
vened between the New York and New Market Races,
and the Central-and as the Broad Rock, Tree Hill and
New Market Meetings will be over, The lovers of the
Turf, will have an opportunity of witnessing on this mid
die ground, a fine display Of horses. This meeting pro.
misses to be most attractive. JAS. M. ID
March %. lO6-,lslM.
n ZEN rRAL COURSE RACES, SPRING MEETING,
" !s3I-Ifme Of running changed.-At meeting
OF the Maryland Jockey Club, hvld on Saturday, 18th inst,
the following Preamble and Resolution were adopted:
Whereas, Information has been received that many gen.
ilemen, both from the North and South, owners Of fine
stables oil horses, will moi be able TO attend the next
meeting at the Central Course, unless the day of meeing
be changed, in consequence OF their having appointed the
first Tuesday Of May for their respective meetings over
the Union and Petersburg Courses, which arrangement
will not give them sufficient time TO arrive here previous
to the day heretofore appointed-and also, that the
Leonardtown Races happen on the 18Th, and that no neigh
boring club has appointed the third Tuesday Tor their day
Resoiued, That Tuesday, the Goth Of May next, he fix
ed upon as the day for the next Spring meeting over the
Central Course, instead of the 18th, as heretofore resolved
upon.
First ddy--A sweepstakes for colts and flIies, three
years old, mile heats, $500 entrance, 800 foIfeit-to
close April lst. -Four subscribers now.
Same ddy a sweepstakes for colts and FLIES, three
years old raised and owned in Maryland and District of
Columbia mile heats, entrance 500, h. f.
Second doy-The Maryland Jockey Club Plate, value
$500, two mile heats, the winner 10 take the plate or the
money, at his optioD-entraDce money depending on the
number Of entries-to close the evening previous 10 the
Third day-ProprietOr's purse, $500, three nile heats,
Fourth aay-Jockey Club purse, $1,000, four mile heats.
In addiuon to the above, it is confidently hoped and ex.
pected that here will be a post stake, free Tor all ages,
four mile heats, entrance $500, p. p; four or more TO make
a race, and to close 1st OF Aprii-to This there are now two
subscI ibers. NJ. ID Propriefor.
March 81. l07-t25M
BRLOOD HORSESHOE sale by .Aucfion-Under
n the direction Of the Proprietors Of the ".Neto York
IdfersoHs." at Mr.. John Snedicof's, near The Union
Course, l. l., on Friday 81 May, 1884, at IL o'clock, A.
M. the following Blood Horses, viz:
No. 1. A Brown Colt, (Entire) 3 years old on the 20 h
Of May next perfect-got by Henry, dam Ostrich by
American Eclipse, grand dam G rland by Duroc, g 8 dam
Young Daasel by HsmiItoni IN, < g & dam Miller's Dam
sei-the dam Of American Ecipse-by Messenger egg
dam the imported Pot Soos mare, who was by Pot Soos,
who was by English Eclipse.
No. 2 A sorrel FLY. 2 years old on the l4h Of May
next-perfect-got by Talma, a full brother to Alice Grey
-dam Ostrich, whose pedigree is given under No. 1.