Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1834-06-03
THE IMPORTED HORSE
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w Virgins and will be let TO a. $50 the sea-
son-one dollar 10 the Good and extensive pas
gratis. All possible prevent accidents or escapes
but no liability for either. Gentlemen may DO assured
that all care will be taken Of mares with foas by
Sides and they fed at twenty Ave cents per day. and will
be kept as much possible TO themselves with other
mares in their situation. The the
LIST day OF March and will end the 4th day July Mares
that missed last season, accompanied by another will
be put gratis; II not will be charged hall price.
T was 60, by the great racer and stallion in
race horse OF his day, and is still thought, ia the North Of
England to be equal to the great Eclipse himself Fho,
Is oy aphazsd the best son OF Sir Peter Teaze the best
son OF the neverbeaen HghHyer, the best Herod,
the best son Of Tartar. the best OF Partner, &c., &c.
See English Stud Book.
Miss Cragie the dam OF Hedgford and Birmingham.
ul brothers, was got by the celebrated Orv, who
vefed at % guiness mare and guineas 10 the groom
her dam, Msrchioness, by Lurcher-her grsndsn Miss
Cogden by Phenomen on & c.. &c.-See American Turf
Register, 262 volume II ever horse had better
blood richer pedigree would love gentlemen mark
a' morse 10 me, mat too might profit by him. Aud yet
there are those who endeavored him. or rather
insdiously mislesd the public judgment. See a. T. X.
mus refer you to Hcdgfcrd's present wears hand bill
100 long Tor insertion here Any gentleman can obtain
one, on application by letter regret that this is the on
iy mode lett Inc, TO bring this to the public eye.-And
now word OF Kindness to Barimore-a frank, pointed
writer in the A. I. R.-whose opinions in some instances
have accorded with my Yet, in some (long aeo)
we have widely differed; aud in his remarks in the Fee
bruary No. 3D. most widely. TO several Of the late i'm
porsons Ills my purpose here TO conine myself main
throw my experience in The balance with his! Come let
tog ether. Let me tell him, was born under
the roof OF him. who, from the year l77o (at ea had
lent all ms powers 10 the improvement OF blood stock
10 the year 1913, (hs deaih)-an mysefhave known.
from the 1856, Miss Slammerku III her stock
have been perfectly acquainted wih his property BAY
Ricbnond Porto, Shark, Diomed Precpilaie and Robin
Rcdbreast-a imported. knew Obscu,iiy, Dare Devil,
Bedford Coorani, Darlington Stirling, Citizen Arch
duke knowsey Sir Harry, aud all the imported horses
too numerous 10 naDe aud sill believe know noun
,aneer from one OF the golden fleece, armed with what
had the vanity TO think was experience; and seeing Mr.
Jacksons advertisement about Hedgford and Auiocra,
venlured TO New York. aud gave the horses several strict
examinations; and then, avowed my opinion
cdediy 10 iavor oil HeJgiord: he gay, airy lofty aud
active, though cripple, aud poor; the other so; both
horses OF height; and what ascendancy Auocrat could
have him. according your own she sing can't see:
although all that Bafimore has said Of Autocra may be
hut hall his due yet, claim Tor Hedgiord, much more.
dpropo'! hand Barimorc TO fienJ, a Judge at
my leit-not advocate for import alton. He swears
by all the powers above, the gentleman could
have seen TIE horseExclaims OIL he has misc ed him
wider than ever msn did miss horse in the WORLD
why, or, Thought him one oil the gayest, prettest
fore handed horses in my lie with more
evidence OF blood about him. Mountains, indeed! Two
10 YOU my Lord. Yer sir and il Won carry
your principle OF small horse and high form we should
turn more than thousand 10 nst youa principle
100 p,,,n Tor agnmen--a pigmy against giant &c. SC.
without reputation as a racef!" | beg leave to
mind Barnore, that HedgiorJ about third of his
longest raceswas second in about another third and
me Others among many good horses neveHdisgraced HIM
SELL lie ran more iooshy in number OF short races,
than any other horse ddin fact, ought never 10
have started in but OF the whole number. Sea
his hrst six races, for example.
His hrst al Chester MAf 9th, 1928 two mile heals
which he al two heats (he only he should ever
have un in although he his only three mile race.)-
Ills ne xt in four days AFTER the Pslenne stakes of
% soveregns each, IL subscbers the of the
cond horse to receive 100 .overegns the Castle
pole and 10 once round In this he second
TO Hol.'o giving him three pounds both belonging to
Mr. Mytion, who won the whole prize. Pray, my Lord
Is not here the cesrss evidence OF both speed and bottom
gwen by the colt, in the short space DAYS
Could lac be in order for both And so of his next
three races all round aud distance, and he came in
second IN all three giving still higher evidences great
speed But his sixth race NOTING CHAM, the very
next day alter running the above round and dis
lance which race was two and half miles ou (6 sub
scribcrs,) which he also Now, my Lord here are
the six rst Of colt: the first is two miles heats
The SIKH is two and half miles, both OF which he wins
Ills Jour intermediate races short Ones and he
In second in all Iour, beating many fine colsand yet
without reputation a racer. Hedgford 10 or Is
times hrs or second in his longest In England the
great aud hard contested between Handle
Diamond, lett the nation in doubts TO which the
pest morse. so IN America. At Newmarket the hard
contested between Wranger and Sir Archy lett us
IN doubts as 10 which the best horse Wrangier died
young But time has proven, that Sir Archy although
beaten and second, ranks second TO horse In
England, the two True Blues brothers, the
race horse, the other not In breeding the proposition
was reversedhe did, the never failed TO
get But has been left modern times TO disco
yer that horse must win all his races or he left with
out reputation as a racer''a doctrine long exploded by
other rejecting gentleman submit upon the slight
est cast OF the the in which character is
hunted down, and reputation falsely pulled up
days.
Regulations unstablo tickle dame,
SSH 1 sr lives an hour OF that hour the same;
=, by every whihing wind, as Ger the plain pass.
My Lord adieu. JOHN c. GOODE
Petersburg, March It'll. 103--wi20ihMay
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