Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1835-03-14

sb!c Tor or putting mares shall pay for o only. In
every ~ will BE- required TO the groom Good and
extensive pasurac Will be- furnished gratis, and
well fed Wit, grain at - cents per day. il rcGuircd-
Servants with mares will be boarded gratis Ali possible
pains will be taken prevent accidents escapes, but
| will not be Liable for any that may occur.
Feb. Il. lsa-wtfl WYATT CALDWELL
PERFORMANCES.
Clarcts first appearance the turf was in 1888
when , years old. At New Market Craven Meeting he
beat for the kiddcworth Stakes for 300 each, h.
n. colts st. lb hlcs st. h.. Alb NJ. az subscr
beating Blank by Lottery and Joanna 10y Sultan, out OF
the dam of Rddlcsworth The pace was good and Cla-
ret was good third Betting to against Clare who
first iavoric.
He was beat at the same meeting for the Column
Stakes of 80 each II. Nj. % subs.) the second
spring meeting for handicap plate of E50, A. f.. and
at the July meeting for handicap sweepstakes of 10
SOW. each Il. Y CO subs
AtStamford July 18th, The Noblcmcn and Centlemen's
plate Of 80 sov, three years old & II h.; four
ID; five, st h.; SIX vt Id. and aged o St 10 h.;
the winner OLA sweepstakes to carry Id. extra,
MIR Wilson's b. c. Carct by Chateau Margaux
, years old,
Mr.. q Comnor' s b. q. Carlton a years old 3
Id Exeters b. Mantilla SISTER to Greenman
tc) by Sultan, . DIR.
Next day-Toyyn Plate of 80 SOW for year old colts
St H. and iiilics St H.. horses that have
this year carry BIB extra twice, h. thrice more
lb.-heats once round
Id Exeter's b; C. Imam by Sultan Cbrothcr to
Bsiram) Id. Il
Mr.. Wilson's b. c. Cluret, years old, Glib cx)
Col Peel's b. f. Malibran by whisker. 2 dr..
Malibran won four times this year at New Market
Huntingdon, Aug. l3:-Thc IIinchinbroob plate of
80 SOW; heats once round
Mr.. Wilson's b. Claret, 3 years DID, lOI lbs 3
Mr. Batson's b. f. Banquet. years old, ZIG lbs. / 2
Mr.. Pigots bl. H. Coroner. aged, l25 lbs. 3
Id. Exetcr's b. f. Mantilla, by Sultan, 90 lbs. dr.
This was crcetent race in which he beat the cele
brated horses Coroner, Banquet and Nantlla sister
Greenmantc, winner of the Oaks at three heats.
Wednesday, Aug l4.-The Members Plate of 80 SOW
&c, heats once round:
Mr.. Wilson'S b. C Corct, 3 yrs. old, 1903 lbs /
Ia 10 Fhar1,t I,f N,li...
yrs. old, 81 lbs an
" BlSsss b. m m Waerwitch, 5yrs. old, by Whale
Won easily Lady Charlotte won Z races this year
and Waterwich races in 1881.
Newmarket Houghton Meeting, October 29.-Fihy
pounds iortwo years DID, feather three, b four
ST. 9lh; five, 9s h.; six, St. h.; aged 10 b
Last three miles of the b. equal to three miles and for
ty:tire yardS-t,oere horses started:
MIR. Wilson's b. C. Clare 3 years ole. 1903 10. /
Id Clarendons ch. Da,ura by Revellcr years old
Mr.. Mils's b. f. Juana by Waxy Pope, years 8
" SANKEY'S b. c. by Whalebonc or Little John, 9
" Hirt's b. f Bashful by Sir Patrick. 9 years, s
" Chneys b. f.by Einlius out ofShovcler, 3 years 6
Id Chesterfield $ b. t. Drcc by Partisan, 3 years,
MIR. Fox's b. f. Tcsane by Whskcr, years.
w Edwordss CHI c. by Scarborough years.. .
J Edwardss ch. c. Tim by Middleton, years . 10
Forths CHI C. Robinson Crusoe by Hecnus yrs. IL
Guy's b. c. Dcceivcr by Phantom, 3 years. ~
Won easily and in beautiful STYLE 4 to against Cla-
rct-Datura beat this year Sir Mark Woods famous u-
celia, Protocol, Hawker, and Byzanum, - miles ut
Ascot Heath; the Kings Plate at the same place
ner six times this year, and Dnah for the King plate
beat The Cardinal and Vagrant for the Northampton
shire cup stakes, 90 subs twice round the Coun-
try Plate of 40 SOW IL miles. beating wilma, winner
four times, and Caalonan, winner three times beat at
Abingdon that extraordinary horse, Little Red Rover
miles; beat Lucetta the H. course and second for
the Handicap Plate of 81 at Newmarket beating The
Sadder, Lucetta, Salute, Basto and another d. j. more
than miles Several others in this race were rood
Dirce beat Cactus, Toby, Angesea Lucus
winner of the Rddlesworth stakes, Anti Catholic Mali
bran, and many others, this year Deccver has beat
~ fIncnn nx,orn -tntn I
miles, Q3 subs) beating Rousscau and Pantomime.
In 1884 Claret was again trained and first arOrte
market, ID. J. Upwards Of miles in which were en-
gagged Galatl Vespa, winners of the Oaks 1888 Trustee
Sir Robert Quartcto, Chantilly, Anne, Titus Mabran
&c all good But early in the spring. and Jcjore
he had in public, he unfortunately met with fuck
in taking sweat, and thereby Injured his off fore leg
and knee, so as To prevent his running and render
cessary to throw him out of train altogether The above
were the only times of his starting and he has at
all since Ills accident which unfortunately arrested His
career, in the midst of the altering success and
at an age when his powers had just begun to dcvclope
themselves.
the characteristic game and bottom of his stock The
a0ch he lost short 1oI tie otcr hand he
az ercry instance (eroept one 1che he carried three
pounds more Hah the oaner, Of his age lis OF
hcatS anil long distances.
Claret is ric, dark bay about 5 feet 2 inches high
OF good length, and great substance and power He is
neat and highy Unfinished model of the high -mcted
racer, exhibiting IN his form the and most accurate
proportions and the greatest symmetry and beauty His
head eye, and neck very fine; his shoulder large
deep, strong, and oblquc his back short, with oin
wide and little arched and very strong his body well
ribbed and deep; and his limbs clean ell.proporoned
easy their motion, and strong; hc has fine bone and
firm dry muscle. He is horse of admirable form and
beauty, where nothing could be added 10Th a0icanfagc
nothing taken away, and hardly any thing altered His
blood form, performances, the racing qualities of his
stock his size, good temper and fine acon all assure
US he will prove valuable acquisition to this country
PEDIGREE
He foaled in $780, and got by that capital racer
and stallion Chateau Margaux lie test fur mile horse of
has day, winner of fourteen four mile races (ncuding
X c. races) ont Of fifteen, and who won twenty. two
times the most fashionable courses in England His
dam by Partisan of the best runners and stations
OF his day his grandam SiIverail by Johanna tic best
four mule horSc of his dry and equally celebrated as
stallion; his or. grandam by Orve, who covered at
&2 los out of the dam of the famous racers and stall
lions Rubcns, Castrel, Selim, &c by Alexander High.
Observation-Disclosures Nations dam by Ca9e-
Lass of the Mill by Old Traveller-AIss Makeless by
Young Overwhelmingly Does dam by Wood
cOck-Croit's Bay Bafb-Desdamona dam by AIakeless
out Of Old thornton by Brmmer-- Dicky Pcrson-Bur-
ton Barb mare.
Chateau Margaux got by Whalebone; his dam
Wasp by Gohanna--ilighfycr -Chantclcer's dam by
EcliPse-Roscbud by Irap--Mss Belsea by Regulus--
Bartetts Chldcrs-HOney woods Arabian-dam of the
Two True Blues. He splendid racer. especially
at long distances winning all his engagements over the
nine races, and at years he started eight times cho
losing His cos running toih great sue.
cess IN Engiand having and better winners than
any young stallion.
1t would be useless 10 extend Clarcs pedigrce fur
thpr-grhich IS ffe If Oood