Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1834-04-04
THE IMPORTED HORSE
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TWILL stand again, al my stable In Mecklenburg.
w Virgins. and win be lei to $50 tho sea.
:on-0ns dolla, to the groom Good and extensive pas:
turage, divided and well enclosed and servsnts board.
but no liability for either. Gentlemen may be assured
that all will be taken Of with foals by their
Sides and they fed at twenty Eve cents per day. and will
be Kept as much as possible to themselves or with other
maj In their own situation. The season tho
LIST day Of March aud will end the 4th day Of July Mares
that missed last season, accompanied by another will
be put gratis; IL not, will be charged halt price.
England Filho DA Pu,a-Y Yes. Fiho Da Puta-ths best
horse Of his day, and is still thought IN the North Of
England to be equal to the sres, Eclipse himself FhO.
son Of the neverbeaen Hghyer, the beat OF H~rod,
the best Of Tartar the best Of Partner &C., &C.
Miss Craigie, the dam OF Hedgford and Birmingham,
full brothers. was got by the celebrated Orvi who
yered at SO guness mare, and guneas the groom
her dam, Marchioness. by Lurcher-her grsndsm Miss
Cosden ny Phenomenon, &c., &c.-See American Turf
Register page 26s. volume II horse had better
that horse TO that too might profit by him. Aud yet
there those who endeavored despoil him, rather
n,i'lioa'ly mislesd the public Judgment See A. T. r.
VOL 4tb, pages 327 5l3, 5l6and for 70 which.
mus, reier you to Hedgtrds present years hand bill.
TOO long tor insertion here. Any gentleman obtain
~ mode len me- to bring hi. to shs public ' sysw ~.
now, word Of Kindness to Barimore-a frsnk pointed
writer in the TR.-whose opinions in some instances
we have widely differed and in his remarks in the Fee
bruary No. 3d. most widely, several OF the
ly to those Hejg lord. Who is b. May venture to
throw experience in the balance with his! Come let
MS reason together. Let tell him. I born under
the roof Of him. who, from the year l770 lat LEASH had
lent all his powers TO the Improvement blood stock up
TO the year 1918. (his )sna myselfhave know a.
from the year 1885, Miss Slammerkin and IN her stock
have been perfectly acquainted with, his property Bay
Richmond Pos.. Shark. Diomed, Precipiaie- and Robin
R nsta imported knew ob.cuy. Dare Devil
neaIod, Comorant. Darlington, Stirling Citizen. Arch.
duke, knowsley, Sir Harry, al; .;,e imported bo,-.s
too numerousto name; and still believe, know noun.
taineer IRON one OF the golden fleece armed with what
nau the vanity to think was experience; and SEEING Mr.
Jacksons advertisement about Hedgford and Auiocrat
ventued to New York, aud gave the horses strict
examinations; aud then, avowed my opinion de-
cdedIy In favor oil Hedgford: he gay airy lofty and
sc've, though cripple, and poor the other not so; both
horses height; and what ascendancy Aulocrst could
nave over him. according to your she wing can't sees
although all that Bsriore has said Of Auocrs may be
but bali his due: YET claim for Hedgiord. much more
.dpropo'! l hand Barimore to hiend a Judge at
my left-not an advocate for importation. He swears
by all the powers above, the gentleman could never
have seen the horse-Excans oh! he has missed him
wider than ever man did miss horse IN the world
Why, sir, thought him Of the gayes,, pretticst
fore.handcd horses ever saw in my life with more
evidence OF blood about him. Mountains, indeed! Two
to one against you, my Lord Yes sir and II you carry
out your principle OF small horse and high FORM we should
turn more than thousand TO one against youa principle
100 PLAIN Tor arguments pgmy against giant, &c. &c.
without reputation as raceI!" l beg leave TO re-
mind Barimore that Hedgford about third of his
longest raceswss second in about another third and in
the others, among many good horses dsgraced him
SELF He ran more fooishiy In number Of short races
IMAM Otner morse uid---n TACT, ought
have started In but one Of the whole number. Sec
his first six races, for example.
His first race at Chester, May 9th, 1928, two mile heats
winch ne won al two heats (hc only he should
have in, although he only three mile r.
His next race, in four days AFTER the Paenne stakes of
90 sovereigns each IA subscber the owner of the
cond horse TO receive 100 start the Castle
pole and go once round In this he in second
to Ho!ston, giving him three POUNDS both belonging
Mr. Mytton, who won the whole price, Pray, my Lord,
Is not here the cleares evidence OF both speed bottom
given by the same COLT in the short space Of four days
Could he be IN order Tor both races And Of his
three all round and distance and he came in
second in all three, giving still higher evidences great
speed. But his sixth at Nottingham, the very
lance; which race was two and half miles out 6 SUBJ
scnbers,) which he also Now, my Lord, here arc
the six first Of colt the first is two miles heats
the sixth is two and half miles, both of which he wins
fs Jour Intermediate races short and he
in second in all four. beating many fine cols-and vet
" without reputation racer Hedgord l6 or Is
times hst or second in his longest races In England the
great and hard-conested race between Hambeonan and
Diamond le the nation in doubts TO which was the
best horse. So in America. At Newmarket the hard.
contested race between Wranger and Sir Archy LETT
IN douos as to which the best horse Wrangler died
young But time has proven, that Sir Archy, although
beaten and second ranks second no horse now In
England, the two True Blues were brothers the one
race horse the other not In breeding, the proposition
was revesed-the did, the other failed to
get racers But has been left to modern times Disco
yer, that horse must win all his he is left with
out reputation racer'-a doctrine long exploded by
evident experiences doctrine, to which you, any
other rejecting gentleman submit upon the slight
est cast OF the eye, the in which character
hunted down. and reputation falsely pulled up
days
Reputation, unstable, tickle dsmo,
Scarce lives IN hour, that hour tho same;
With face down bent, is he nodding grass,
by every whiting wind, as Ger tho plain it pass
My Lord, adieu. JOHN c. GOODE.
Petersburg, March 1lth. l03-wt20thMay
cit has been stated the A. Procp,aio died on his
America. He