Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1834-03-14
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JOHANNA

ANlLl stand the ensuing season at Half Sink. nine
r''es rom kchinoiid, where he has heretofore
soo" Terms a. last year; seventy five dollars a season.
which may be discharged by the of sixty dolars
ny TIE hst oil July, at which time the season will expire
Oe hundred do's insurance. and to the groom
Mares led on grain at 20 day and the umo., at
enuon promised Mares sent las, year by the season that
did tot in toa may be sent again aud he innre -
the price oil the season. "
l max a. necessary, perhaps 10 say something Of Go.
nahhas coils, as much has been said by preiuiced and
interested persons, about their not p,oving ,Snrrs lar
TALL, as irequ' Dtly others 1, is hui ius,cc ,b
ore both TO The horse and myself that should state ,rby
, ''. was So In the hrst place it will be recollecied
ni"t Hohahha mas exhibited the turf the get of his
hrst season only, Qavng made his second season in
lah"H') whereby very small number OF his coils
yen nave been tried perhaps than
WE'VE or Nur cen, and not five OF those out of mares
mat hai ever brought by any other horse and
put The question TO the public generally Tor single
Instance save one (anl that Of Douglas out of the dam
oil Collier, and his obstinate disposition has prevented his
ever having lair al) where mare put 10 tobanna has
not brought as good, il not better race horse than ,n
any o'hcr Stallion W Ill you take Mary Randolph pro.
baby the best three year old raised in Virginia The
winner oil propiieor,s purse at Fairfield post sweep.
'aNe' nile heats at Norfolk worth $780, seven start
ing; among 'iiem The far famed I0nefte Blue Bi and
za Drake an inside stake, mile heats in Norfolk worth
Si'oy' Two day. AFTER against Golial, Annette, Zngsnce
ana o'heT and hc Stallion stake Tree Hill on the oI
loving Tuesday, worth $780, again beating Ironeffe.
que bird S'r Walter, aud other- all run at wears Old
III one fortnight; (uce which she has never had The resi-
necessary to restore her) Will she not stand comma
'Soh WIN her sister Annette, by Sir Charles whom She
,s he' our once and beaten asily'or her brother by
monsieur Ionson, now four years old, whose name I me-
yer heard! win you take f05acconisf who was sold IN
oot: johnson for $4,000, after his first exhibition ON The
uf and afterwards sold by him me for &! 900 and who
""e sesefdi most distinguished races last il winning tie
cups at New Market in frs, time and syle under We
y courageous circumstances, and compare him with
ee' OF ms sisters, the Yankee Maid or the bay mare
That ran at New Market Broadrock beaten Zach ,;'
ana withdrawn from the turf, both by Sir Charles or Ills
ooiher Turk by Arab? Will you take Ivyaf ,e WHINE
o. very many races az all distances; anong the Jockey
Cub Purse at Washington City last fall i'm frs, rae lime
and two other Jockey Club Purses same fail and "h
n ~. Il.
Baltimore with Tnle, ANA compare him with either of Ills
sisters by Sir CHARLES both trained, and found worthless
"S or VIII you take dradne, and compare her
with her brother by Sir Charles who was trained Inv
colonel William r. johnson, and sent home at three
sa's ou, ana converted Into saddle horse! or with
ner SISTER oy Eclipse, who never named, and whom
therefore cannot describe? These are MOI instances select
ca 10 answer my purposes but they embrace as far as
S @ every mare whose coils have been
iau' Ny any oher horse. Can any tell me OF single
instance Out the one before excepted) where CoIapna
mas 'a'eu 10 produce by the mare as good if moi
race morse than by any other horse the highly and
most Justly celebrated horse Sir Charles moi excsneJ
Seieel ,n' not from any view disparaee him. but he
a. s s s nun as standing at the time of his DEATH
at "e msdh OF Tie list OF American Stations
VIII mention another fact known 10 every gentleman
VI my acquaintance In and about Richmond that al.
most every Johanna horse, in training last fail wa,
In my stable; and that, owing TO peculiar circunst,
ceS, no entirely under my control, | was Ieit i,
ne 'lne oil The season without a trainer and from
,ha' "nie they were placed from necessity in the
hands O an inexperienced groom no had never trained
hore-and il was under these circumstances that Ilev
In the hand of
ihe most experienced trainers ~ "
These ere well known facts, speaking for themselves
t, "a'e o"sh' proper to present TO the notice the
puo' g IN ORDER 10 shew Gas think il concusiyelv d,el
nd uohSha IS eotitied 10 rank high as any stallion i'm
america; anal have chosen do in the form of an a
vertlsem' NJ, because have always disdoined In sa
uS III praise OF my own horse, dispsrsgemen of
aho'herS' IN The iur Register else where wILoul nv
"n proper s,Enaurei practice TOO prevalent among
ho'e VINO can themselves gentlemen ad dese,,o he es
'eemed as liberal and hig H. minded spor;nen vho No.
s &C., WIN tie found, nne times in ten, are catering
Tor Their own benefit, and Tor the public poo, Ne
am mol IN circumstances to Justify me in maxine mr. no.
coping challenges; but if were woud select NJ,
'ando'ph' iyrdnt, Rolla, TotSccons and Afadne ELs
gel OF one season, by Gohanns 10 run against anv DC
horses gotten by any horse in America e qet r ,
number oil seasons; and think il would be difficult 10
l any hve horses in Virginia, itch them one two
hree and four mile heats These are NV own views ri
The matter, which the public are left 10 aonrecisto TO-
themselves. Jan 30. [Si-wswl JOHN NJ BOTTs
i - omitted TO mention the tam OF Clifford who
D'ouSn' e9hsnna lilly that sweepsake at Broad
Rock the fall she three years old she was IGen so ~
r 'ohnson ,nd was never trained again, as he sold
her 10 gentleman in North Carolina for a b,ooJ
mare; and although | thought she promised IN ,nsge
fne race nag candor requires Inc 10 admit that elf.
10" vas not thly more successful, but better
steesPSfdhe COZ 10 no know hat lie has ever won
race OVER mile heats The dim OF Mr. Hate's Coanns
mare kity Did IL who distinguished berse in a ,
sI ~, u 'l'l Iai e'eyeh starting, in Which she was
eoon1 ana oea'en ony bali Iepgb and again in race
az Fairfield, nile heatswas out Of Ike dan, NJ & liz
D''Ae' ny SIR Charles no a race al Peiersl,ur-
nave oeen tbns particular because wished a C,u al
i'r comparison bet cen the colts Of Cobanna an H. @
unce OF her dams, by every o;her horse and for dis me
POse rave mentioned every Instance where eonpari
son could be Instituted, az tar my kso wcdse aed
ference 10 my books, would enable me- To expect bc
Ec kood AID a. many racers, during lis erst season
i p va ef' IS shy other horse from large Sc.
Iec'Ign OIL The best mares in le state would e 9n,ea
sohabe fel emphaiically ask has lac moi done in WHIT
morse nas d9ne 6suer' mighsay well; for it appoars
hal out Of he whole number of mares mr., =, n 81,
hrsi season. there only seven whose coils bv ob
horses had been tied; and whore Charles and oLefs
mtUdy Jdued GobanDa got racers: and ybc,e ~,
got racers, Johanna got them also s'eh Gc,s GO fy
nan all The taking and writing in the worlJ; end II
hey are not iacts LET those deny them who can n snv
se"'emin ~ virginia has mare that has Produced
facer' 10y any other stallion, and failed by Johanna
'",ro "''u 70 houce H. J. NJ. -.
" VI lCb-By virtue OF decree of the Circuit Superior
Courl OF Law aud Chancery for Chesterfield coun.