Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1835-02-24

every case 81 VIII be required to the groom Good and
extensive pas,nragc will be furnished gratis and
well fed with grain % cents per day if rcquircd-
Servants with mares will be boarded gratis All possible
pans VIII be taken prevent accidents escapes, but
| will not be liable for any that may occur
Feb [92-wHl WYATT CALDWELL.
PERFORMANCES.
CFcts first appearance "a the turf in 1888
whe,l years old At New Aarket Craven Meeting, he
was beat for The Rddeworh Stakcs FOR 300 SOW each
u. colts St b.; FLIES St ID; Alb NJ az snbscri-
beating Blank by Lottery and Joanna 6v Sultan. OUT Of
the dam of Riddlcsworth The pace was good and Ca-
ret was good third. Betting to against Claret, who
was first iavorte.
lie was beat at the same meeting for the Column
Stakes of 90 soy each R Nj. % subs) at the second
spring meeting for handicap plate of ESQ A. F.; and
at the July meeting for handicap sweepstakes Of 10
soy each II. Y. G. 6 subs.
AtStamford, July l7tl the Noblcnen and Gentlemens
plate OF o0 sov three years old ST - H. four st
H.; five st ID; six, St Sab. and aged ST. 10 ID;
the winner ola cup or sweepstakes to carry lb extra
&c.-tcntS ticice round
Mr.. Wilson's b. C. Claret by Chateau Margaux,
years old,
Mr.. o Conner 5 b. O. Carlton a years old. ?
Id; EXeter's b. Mantilu SISTER to Greenman
Next day-Town Plate of 50 SOW; for year old colts
St ID, and fllies St b horses that have
this year carry BIB extra twice h. thrice or more
lb.-heats once round
Id; Exeter's b; 6. Imam by Sultan CbrOthcr TO
MIR Wilson's b. c. carct syears old, Cslb ex)
Col Peels b. NIabran by Whskcr dr.
Alalibran won four times this year at New Market.
- Huntingdon, Aug l3;-The Hnchnbrook plate of
% Soy; heats once round
Mr. Wilson b c Ceret, years old, 10l lbs 1
Mr. Batsons b f. Banquet years old, ll6lbs. 1 3
Mr. Pigots bl. II. Coroner, aged, 123 lbs. = 3
Id Exeter's b. f. Mantilla, by Sultan 93 lbs 9 dr.
This was an erccie race, in which e beat the cele
brated horses Coroner Banquet and Nantla sister
GIeenmantle, winner of the Oaks, at three heats.
Wednesday, Aug. l4-The Members Plate of so SOW,
&c, heats once round:
Mr.. Wilson's b. Caret 3 yrs. old. I03 lbs 1 /
" Bacchus $ B. T. Lady Charlotte, by Gallon 3
yrs DID, 81 lbs. 3
Blpss's b. n; Waterwitch, 5yrs. old, by Whale
Won easily Lady Charlotte won races this year
and Waterwitch . races in 1881
Newmarket Houghton Meeting, October 29.-Fifly
pounds iortwo years old, feather three ID; four
st. I'D; hye, 9st lb; six, St 7lb aged 9s 10 lb
ty.tiUe yardS-t1celce horsos started:
Mr. Wilson'S b. c. Claret years old, I03 h. /
Id Id CIaTendons CHI Daturaby Reveer, years old
Mr.. Mills b. t. Julana by Waxy Pope years, 3
+" Stanlcy's b. c. by Whalebone or Little john
Hsfcs & Bashf,y by SIR Patrick . years, .
" Chifneys b. fby EnliHus out ofShoveer, years,
Id. Ches;eiieldsb' f Directly Partisan, 3 years,
Mr. Fox b. Tesane by Whisker, ycars,....... 8
w Edwards CHI c. by Scarborough, 2 years.. o
J. Edwards's CHI c. Tim by Middleton years. 10
Forihs ch. c. Robinson Crusoc by Helenus 9 yrs IL
Gnly's b. C. Deceiver by Y. Phantom, 3 years, IL
Won easily, and in beautiful style; to / against Cla
ret-Datura beat this year Sir Mark Woods famous Luz
Ascot Heath; the Kings Plate at the same place
beating Langush and two Others beat The Witch win
six times this year, and Dinah for the Kings plate;
shire cup stakes, 10 subs) twice round the Coun-
try Plate of 40 SOW l2 miles beating Wilma winner
four times and Cataonan winner three times; beat at
Abingdon that extraordinary horse Little Red Rover,
miles; beat Luceta, the b. course ran second for
the Handicap Plate of fl00 at Newmarket beating The
Sadder lucetta Salute, Basto, and another; d. j.
than two miles Several others in this race were rood
runners Dirce beat Cactus, Toby, Anglesea, Lucus
winner of the Riddesworth stakes, Anti Catholic Mali
bran, and many Others this year Deceiver las beat
Titus, Juba, Allegro, &c. Tesane won a sweepsake 2
miles, O. subs) beating Rousseau and Pantomimc
mod md fyeTg
for the Oatlands stakes of the great stakes New
market ID. }. Upwards of mies9 in which
gagged Galata Vespa winners of the Oaks 1888 Trustee
Sir Robert, Qunretto Chantilly Anne, Titus, Mabran,
&c all gOOd But early in the spring and Jefors
nc had run in public he unfortunately with ruck
in taking sweat and thereby injured his off fore leg
and knee TO prevent his running and render ne
cessary to throw him out of train altogether The above
were the only times OF his starting, and he has not
all since this accidout which unfortunately arrested his
career in the midst of the iatterng success and
themselves.
The performances of Claret Indicate that he possessed
the characteristic game and bottom of his stock The
races 'rhtc he lost ee short ie the oter hand he
ron az ereTy instance, (crcept oho lee c0rried MT6e
Po~'ds more Than Mc ,eie Of his age his Of
heats and long distances.
| Claret is rich dark bay about 5 feet inches high
of good length, and great substance and power He is
neat and highly finished model of the highmetled
racer exhibiting IN his form the best and most
proportions and the greatest symmetry and beauty His
head, eye, and neck very fine; his shoulder large
deep, strong, and oblque his back short, with a oin
wide and little arched, and very strong his body well
ribbed and decp and his limbs clean, weproportoncd
easy in their notion and strong nc has fine and
firm dry muscle lie is a horse Of admirable form and
beauty where nothing could be oddcd teith adrantage
nothing taken away, and hardly any thing altered His
blood FORM performances, the racing qualities of his
stock his sze good temper and fine action all assure
us he Will prove valuable acquisition TO this country
PEDIGREE.
lie was foaled in 1880 and got by that capital racer
and stallion Chateau Margaux The Lcs our mile horse of
his day, winner Of fourteen toar mile races (incudne
r. G. races) ont Of fifteen, and who won twenty.t