Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1835-06-09

THE n SlssIy. uoasR
II inenced his hrst at my STABLE at Charlotte
Courthouse, Va on the LIST day OF February 1896, ut
time the espires$l00 the insurance. to be paid
it is ascerancd that the mare is with foal
Partng with the before that fact ce raincd for
icits the insurancc Any gentleman becoming respon
sibe for or putting Mares shall pay for only. In
extensive pasturage will be furnished gratis and marcs
well fed with grain at % cents per day if required
Servants with sares will be boarded gratis All possible
pains will be taken prevent accidents escapes
will not be liable for any that may
PERFORMANCES.
! Clarets first appearance the turf in 1888,
when years old. At New Market Craven Mcetine>hc
was beat for the Riddleworth Stakes for each
H. colts st. lb illies St To-; Alb. NJ. az subscri
bers) by Lucius by Emilius and Angcsea by Sultan;
beating Blank by Lottery and Joanna by Sultan, OF
the dam of Rddlcsworth The pace good and Cla-
ret was good third Betting to against Clares who
He beat at the same meeting for the Column
Stakes of 90 each. II. NJ Q5 suus) at the second
spring meeting for handicap plate OF ESQ, A r. and
at the July meeting for handicap sweepstakes of 10
SOW. each II. Y G. q subs
AtStamord July 18th, the Noblcm, q and &c ncneps
plate of 90 three years old st. ~ h.; four, ST.
ID; five, ST. lb six, ST. h. and aged, . at 70 ID;
the winner ola cupor sweepstakes carry H. extra,
MIR. Wilson as b. C. Claret by Chateau Marqaur
3ycars old,
MIR. o Conner $ b. e. Carlton 4 years old. 2
Id Exeter IS b. f. Niantilla SISTER to Grcenman-
tle) by Sultan, dr..
st h., and FLIES ST. h.; horses that have
this year to carry Bib extra, twice, h., thrice more.
z lb.-heats once round
Id. Exeter's b. C. Imam by Sultan (brother to
Beiram,) 1l9 Id. II
Mr. Wilson's b. c. Claret, 3years DID, (3lb. exp
Col Pees b. f. Malbran by Whisker, 2 dr.
Malibran won four times this year at New Market.
Huntington, Aug l3.--Tlc Hinclnbrook plate of
90 SOW; heats once round
Mr. Wilson's B. G. clarct years old, 1ol lbs.
Mr. In. Coroner,
Id. Exetcr's b. f. Mantila, by Sultan, 93 lbs 9 DIR.
This an erceient race in which he beat the cee-
braed horses Coroner: Banquet and Mantila sister to
Greenmante, winner of the Oaks, at three heats
"Wednesday, Aug. 1.-THE Members Plate of so SOW,
&c, heats round:
MIR. Wilson's b. C. Clarct 3 yrs. old, 1903 lbs. 1 1
Bacchuss b. f. Lady Charlotte, by Gallon, 3
" Bosssb m. waterwitch, yrs. old, by Whale
bone, 122 lbs 2 3
Won easily Lady Charlotte this year,
and Watcrwitch 5 in 1881
} Newmarket Houghton Meeting, October 29--Finy
pounds; fortwo years old feather; three, h.; four
ST. 9b five, st h.; six st. b.; aged, 9 ST. 10 h.
Last three miles of the equal to three miles and for
ty.irc yards-t'celre horses started:
MIR Wilson b. c. Claret, years old 103 Id.
Id Carcndon's CHI Datura by Reveller years DID, =
e" Stanlcys b. c. by Whalebone or Little John, Q
Harts b. Bashful by Sir Patrick, years, 5
" Chifney's b. fby Emius out ofShovelcr years q
Id Chestc rheid s b. f. Dirce by Partisan, , years
Mr. Foxs b. f. Tcsane by Whskcr, years, ........
w. Edwardss CHI. C. by Scarborough years, :. o
j Edwards CHI. c. Tim by Middleton, years. 10
Forth's CHI. c. Robinson Crusoe by IIcenus 2 yrs IL
Gully b. C. Decever by Phantom. 3 years, ~
Won easily, and in beautiful style to against Cla-
ret-natura beat this year Sir Mark Woods famous Luz
celia, PROTOCOL Hawker and Byzanum, I-2 miles at
Ascot Heath; the King Plate Mt the same place
beating Langus and two Others beat The Witch win
ner SIX times this year and Dnah for the Kings plate;
beat The Cardinal and Nagran for the Northampton
shire cup stakes 40 subs.) twice round the Coun-
try Plate of 20 SOW l2 miles beating Wilma winner
four times and Caalonian, winner three times beat
Abingdon that extraordinary horse Little Red Rover 3
niles beat Lucetta, the b. course, and second for
the Handicap Plate of El00 at Newmarket beating The
Saddler Lucetta Salute, Basto, and kpther D. j.
than two miles Several others in Tins were rood
runners Dirce beat Cactus, Toby, Anglesea Lucius
winner of the Rddesworth stakes Anti Catholic Mali,
bran, and many others, this year Decever has beat
Titus, Juba, Allegro &c. Tcsane n sweepstake
miles Q3 subs) beating Rousseau and Pantomime
In 1881 Ciarct was again trained and first arorits
Tor the Oatands stakes of the great stakes New
market, ID. j. upwards of miles) in which were en-
gagged Gaata, Vespa winners of the Oaks 1888 Trustee
Sir Robert Quartetto Chaniilly Anne, Titus Mabran
&c al good ones But early in the spring. and before
he had run in public, he unfortunately met with ruck
in taking sweat, and thereby injured his off fore leg
and knee prevent his running and render ne.
cessay to throw him out of train altogether The above
were the only times of his startng and he has at
all since his accident which unfortunately arrested his
career, in the midst of the attering success and
! themselves.
The performances of Caret indicate that he noSseased
the characteristic game and bottom of his stock The
races h'eh he lost short cae The other he
icon IN erery instance (ncept ohe lie carried three
pounds more Man TIC 'oinne Of his his OF
heats and long distances
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OF good LENGTH and great substance and power He is
neat and highly finished model of the high melted
racer exhibiting in his form the best and most accurate
proportions, and the greatest symmetry and beauty His
head, eye, and neck very fne his shoulder large
! deep, strong and oblque his back short with loin
wide and little arched, and very strong his body well
ribbed and deep and his limbs clean well proportional
easy IN their motions and strong he has fine bone and
lrn dry muscle. He is a horse of admirable form and
beauty, where nothing could be addci5ciM Gdrantoge
nothing taken away and hardly any thing altered Ills
blood, form performances, the racing qualities of his
stock his size, good temper and fine action all assure
ms nc will prove valuable acquisition TO this country
PEDIGREE.
He foaled in $780, and got by that capital racer
and stallion Chateau Margaux The four mile horse of
his day. winner of fourteen four mile races (ncludng
H. &. races,) 0a Of fifteen, and who won TWENTY-FIVE
times on the most fashionable courses in England His
dam by Partisan of the best and stations
of his day ms grandam Silyerta bysfohanna The bes
four mile horse of his day and equally celebrated as
stallion; his gr grandan by Orvillc who covered u
E02 los out OF the dam of the racers and stall
lions Rubens, Castrel, Selim &c. by Alexander High
Alfrcd-Engncer- Nations dam by Cade--
J Lass of the Mill by Old Traveler-AIiss Makeless bv
Young reyhound-Partncr--hl Miss Doe dam by Wood
cock-Croits Bay BafbDesdamona' dam by HIakeless
out of Old Thornton by Brmmer- Dcky Pierson--Iur-
ton Barb mare.
Chateau Margaux got by Whalebone; his dam
Wasp by Gohanna-IIighfyer- Chanticleer's dam by
EcliPse-Roscbud oy Trap-Miss Bclsca by RegulusS
Bartetts Childers-Honey woods Arabian-dam of the
Two True Blues. He a splendid racer esnecioiI,,