Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1834-02-08
JOHANNA

Wv miles from Richmond, where he has heretofore
$1,000 Terms as last year. seventy five dollars season,
wneh may be discharged by the payment OF sixty dollars
oy the hrst OF July which time the will expire
Oe hundred dollars insurance, and dollar groom
, leu on gram at 20 cents day. and the utmost at
ten'on promised Mares sent last year by the season that
uu not prove in foal may be sent again DC insured
the price oil the season.
hiuk II necessary, perhaps, 10 say something of CO.
hannas colts as much has been said by preuiiced and
Interested PERSONS about their not proving toinners last
ia as frequently as some others. Ii is JUSTICE there
ore oo'h TO The horse and myself that should state tchy
nls was So La the first place it will be recollect ted
that Golanna has exhibited on the turf the pe of his
mrs, season only (having made his second in
Hai'axD whereby very small number Of bis colts
comparatively have been tried perhaps not more than
WE'VE or fourteen, and not five OF those out of mares
s. nan ever brought racer by any other horse and
put Tie question 10 the public generally, Tor single
instance save one, land that Of Douglas Of the dam
OF Collier, and his obstinate disposition has his
ever having fair fria where mare nut 10 (olanna has
NOT brought as good II not better horse than from
any other Stallion Will you take Mary RlndopI, pro.
winner oil propetors purse at Fairfield, post sweep
STAKE mile heats, at Norfolk, worth $780, seven start
Ing: among Them The far famed Ionette Blue Bird and
La Drake; an inside stake mile heats in Norfolk worth
S4ooo, two days alter, against Goiab Annette Zinganee
and others; and the Stallion stake Tree Hill on the o
lowing tuesday worth $1,000, again beating Ironete
Blue Bird Sir Walter, and others; all run at wears old
In one fortnight; (snce which she never had the rest
necessary to restore her) Will she not stand a comma
on with her sister Annette, by Sir Charles whom she
mas met but once and beaten easiyor her brother bv
monsieur Ionson, now four years old, whose name ne.
III. In
Col johnson for $4,000, after his first exhibition on the
ur and afterwards sold by him me for 81 900 and who
made several most distinguished last M winning the
cups al New Market in first rate time and slye under We.
y dsadvanageous circumstances and compare him with
either oil his sisters, the Yankee Maid or the BAY mare
that ranat New Market and Broarock beaten each time
ana withdrawn from the turf both by Sir Charles or his
brother Turk by Arab Will you take Tyrant the winner
many races at all distances among them the Jockey
and two other Jockey Club Purses, same fall and who
could have been sold for 900 the day of his race in
naumore win irliie, aud compare him with either Of his
SISTERS Dy sir Charles, both trained, and found worthless
as racers or will you take arade, and compare her
with her brother by Sir Charles. who was trained by
Colonel William r. johnson, and sent home at three
years old, and converted into saddle horse or viii,
her sister by Eclipse who named, and whom
therefore cannot describe! These instances select
Ell answer my purposes, but they embrace, far as
my knotcedge extends, every whose col have been
tried by any other horse Can any one tell me of single
instance (out the one before excep,ed) where Johanna
mas tailed TO produce by the are good if not
better race horse than by any other horse the hev and
most Justly celebrated horse Sir Charles pied
select him, not from any view disparaee him. but be-
cause consider him standing the time of his death
al the head OF the list OF American Stations.
WIN mention another fact, known TO every gentleman
OF my acquaintance in and about Richmond, that al
most every Johanna horse, in training last fall was
In my stabie and that, owing 10 peculiar
the middle OF the without trainer and from
mar ume they were placed from necessity in the
hands o. an inexperienced groom, who had trained
horse-and was under these circumstances that they
had 10 meet the best horses the turf in the hands of
the most experienced trainers
ihese are wen known facts, speaking for themselves
that have thought proper 10 present 10 he notice o he
puoic IN order 10 shew Gas think does
that Johanna is entitled rank high any stallion in
America: and have chosen do in the form of an adj.
ver,iscmen because have always disdaned 10 saw any
thing in praise oil my horse, or in disparape en of
In the Turf Register or elsewhere, without my
own proper signature; practice too prevalent among
NOSE VINO Call themselves gentlemen and desire be es-
eemed as liberal and highmiuded sportsmen no. upon
scruiny will be tounG nine times in ten are CATERING
Tor their own benefit, and he pubiic oood
am not in circumstances 10 justify in making or ac-
ceptng challenges but ii were, would select Mary
Randolph, Iyrani Roa, Tobacconist and Ariadne Che
get oil one season, by GoaDDa 10 against any five
horses goiien by any one horse in America get of any
sunoer OF seasons ana l think II would be difficult TO
ma any hve horses in Virginia TO Itch them one two
three and four mile heats. These are my own view. Of
The NATTER which the public left to appreciate for
themselves. Jan 80, [Si-wSwl JOHN Nj. Bolts
. NOTE omitted 10 mention the dan, of Clifford who
brought Johanna iIly that won sweepsake a, Broad
hock The ia she was three years DID, she sold to
Mr. Johnson, and was trained again. as he sold
her to gentleman in North Carolina, Tor a brood
mare; aud although thought she promised TO make
me race nag candOr requires me 10 admit that Cliff
lotu was not only more successful, but better
sweepsfdhe coli; do not know that He has ever won
race over mile heats The dam Of MIR. Hsre's Johanna
at Petersburg last fall eleven starring in which she was
second and beaten only half length and again in a race
at Fairfield, mile heats-was out OF the dam of S,lv
Drake, by Sir Charles, who won race al PETERSBURG I
nave been thus particular, because wished full and
lar comparison between the colts of Gohanna and the pro-
ny every DINER morse; and Tor this
pose nave mentioned every instance where compari-
son could be instituted, as lar my knowledge aAd re-
Terence 10 my books, would enable To expect him
10 get as good aud as many during his season.
rom inleror mares, as any other horse from large Sc
lection oil the best uares in the State would lie unrea.
sonable Yeti emphacally ask has he moi done ia WIN,
morse mas done better, might say well; for it appears
thai out OF the whole number OF put to Gobanna the
hrst season. there were only whose colts by other
horses had been tried; and where Charles and others
entirely failed, Gohanna got racers; and where they
got racers Goanna got them also Such facts 90 farther
man all the talking and writing in The world; and if
'hey are not acts let those deny them who can. II any
gentleman in Virginia has mare that has produced
racer by any other stallion, and failed by Gobsnns,
hVhe nih 10 notice II. j. NJ. y.
40 mr.. James @. .anthony, and Mary s. his rife
wv VIII please take notice, that Thursday, The
N ZOth diy Of February next, at the House Of Mr..
WIN M GARY, al Loyds in Essex county, Va shall pro.
eeeu 70 ,ake The dispositions Of Robt p. Wsng, w.