Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1834-03-08
GOIYANNA


nSn may oe discharged by the payment OF sixty dollars
oy ne ns' o July, at which time the will expire.
e uosis insurance, and dollar TO the oom
Mares led grain at 25 cents day and the utmost Al,
enon promised Mares sen, last ar Inv the ,bs,
ua no. prove III ioa may be sent again be insured
think Necessity perhaps, TO say something Of Go.
hannas colts as much has been said by peiuced and
Interested persons, about their proving ,cintrs last
iall, as frequently as some others Justice there
lore, both to The horse and that should state ,rv
.s was So Ia he hrs. place it will be recollec,ed
That Gohanna has exhibited the turf the get of his
hr't season only (iasiog made his second season i'm
Haliisx') whereby very small number Of his colts
comparatively have been tried perhaps not more than
Twelve or four and not Eve those GU, OF mares
mat hal ever brought racer by any other horse and
put 'he question TO the public generally, Tor single
Instance save anI that oil Douglas out of the dam
Of Collier and his obstinate disposition has prevented his
ever having lair ,riaI where put ohanna has
no. Drought as good 4 no, better horse than ON
any other Stallion. viii you take Mary Ranlopb nro.
badly the best three year old raised in Virginia. tho
winner oil prapieios purse Fairfield post sweep.
stake, mile heats at Norfolk worth 800, seven start,
ing: among them. the iaram,d Ionete, Blue Bird and
Eiza Drake; an inside stake, mile heats Norfolk worth
$loOo, two days alter, against Goal Annette, Il nganes
anu Others; and the Stallion stake at Tree Hill OH the lo
p, Tuesday, worth $1,000, again beating Loneiie,
n'ue Drd' Sir Walter, and other; all years old
~ Que fortnight; (since which she has had the rest
necessary TO restore her) Win sl,. not stand a comma.
'son WIN her sister dnnefte 10y Sir Cha e, whom se
mas met but once and beaten easily! her brother bv
monsieur fonson, now four years old, whose name ne.
yer heard' Win you take 10taeeonis who was sold to
COL johnson Tor $4,000 after his first exhibition OH lie
'uri and afterwards sold by him for 81 600 and who
made several most distinguished las, IN winning the
cups al New Market i'm frs, rac ,iu,s ,nj Of, l., ~
nv dsatyan,apeous r;rc,ms,a, "'u '' Se' under We
either oil his sisters, the Yankee Maid or the bsy mare
'ha ranat New Marke, and Broadrock beaten each time
brother Turk by Arabl will YOU TAX. J,yrn,,, d. ~ ~"
% many races a. all distances among Them the Jockey
S'uo fuse at Washington City in first rate time
and two other Jockey Club Purses same isli and WIN
could have been Tor So 900 on the day of his racs 10
sanl ore WIN rr and compare him with either Of his
as racers i-or, will YOU take ayio3oe AMI o s,ess
with her brother by Sir Charles who was trained Inv
Colonel William r. Johnson and sent home -, 49,, os
years old, aud converted into saddle ho,ss, ~ ,
her sister by Eclipse WHO was never named. and wno
therefore cannot describe, These arc "u WON
ed TO answe CIR my purposes but ,b.v emhrc N. eee'
my ko,oedge erends every mare whose coils sys es
tried by amy other horse Can any one tell me Of snrs
has failed 10 produce bv tho go 49, m"e'e Johanna
better race horse than by any oer horse the highly and
select him, not from any view TO disnsr,oa biz, bp,h
cause consider him as standing at the lime Of his s,,
! will mention another ,ac, Ino,v w'' W ",'
of my Acquaintance in and ahou, Ro 10y ge"nemah
most every Johanna horse in training last fail " 90.
in my stables and that owing to necn,ar ;rc", vas
ces no, entirely under NV con,roi emeuns'@n-
the middle of the season without ,rancr and So,'
that time thew we're p,,ced Io m"uer; : ana IRON
hands Of an inexperrnceJ groor ,rho heI y ~ ue
horse-and it was under these eirrums,ances ,hm
had 10 meet the best on the turf in the hands Of
| the most experienced trainers '' " 49, ' VI
| These arc W ell known facts sne.Li,,r "a ,,.
that have though proper 10 present TO The no, ., a.,
| puoLc, IN order 10 shew, think d,es\
that Johanna is entitled 10 rank as by, "a az,
America: and have chosen IN 10 i, H. ,, ~ .o" ~
vertisemeni, because have aIw ave ;s,,ainaJ -, " " ~
thing in praise OF NV own horse mr. T., ,isany Guy
ahothers in the Turf Register or elsewhere w,Inn, 49,
own proper signature; practice too nr.yaan, a,o,J
those who call themselves gentenep and de sircio he %
tceined as liberal hc muded sporsmen Vim vrnr
scrutiny it will be iouna nine Inn in fen fo
for their own benefit and 70: for the nuIu. -, N''"S
am not in Circumstances to insifv mo - Iii .
cepting challenges; but if were would saiscss NJ
Randolph, Tyrant. RoIa Tobaccoo;s, al .;,.r' LAY
get of one season bv Gohanna No r, ,'uno ne
geen oy any one horse in America, the get any
sa e' seasohs' ana think II would be difficult
, Guy nre horses IN virginia, TO match them, two,
H. a,'" 'ou' n'e meats ihese are my own views of
,he, er' Wmcn me public are left TO appreciate for
| Norr oa;,,I loi-Mowl 1of1N M. BOTTS.
brouol,i Cb GO 70 hen'.on me ddni oil Clifford, who
Rock the f,II sbo g, w W." sweePs'ake al Broad
AIR Jobnson M 20 'ee years od; she was then sold 10
her N a gep,lan,an u"'neu again, as he sold
mare. and ssI,ho'"I, ~ lNo'h Cafoins, Tor brood
a fine racs mo- s. "o'sn' s"e promised 10 make
ford wac mo, nj, efu'cs me 10 aunt mat Gilt
s,ceeDsfoke "a, jo M, -" 1Ss'u'' ou oeUer
race over mile bea,s Th no, nc nas eyer won
mare "Kuv DID - I; . VI VT =. are oohanna
al Peer.I,uo -, ian 49,, heIsen i'll race
second and bea,en oni', h,e "'.ns' III "hch sue was
al Fairfield ,;o -. 'e'E'"' anu again III race
| Drake bv Sir f.hI' , was OUT OF 'he dam oil Sally
have be., ,b,s 'o y" race ~ petersburg. L
cir cor,,,r;s, P''eu'"' because wished iul and
durc nj ,Lar H., ~ VIC CONS Ci Hohahha ard the pro-
pose have nen,ionay er "ors'' and Tor 'hs pur-
son could be nstted az e Instance were compari-
ference 10 nv bonJs 90 % "s my hHo"isnse and re-
TO get as good and "a oanu 80" me. ~ eAPec' MN
from inferior ma es as any OH 49,. m US season.
lection NJ The hes, y o'er morse from large Sc
Il.