Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1835-03-05

i-o, i-AcNr u. C. imam ny sultan (orothcr 10
Beiraan,) 1l0lb. II
: Ny Wilson's b. C. Claret, years old, Obj ex)
Col. PeclNs b. f. NIalibran by Whsker, dr.
Malibran lyon four times this year at New Market
liuntingdoS, Aug. l3.-1he Hinchinbrools plate of
30 SOW; heats $nce round
Mr.. Wilson's BIZ. Caret, years old, 1ol lbs /
Mr.. Batsons b. banquet, years old, IlG lbs. l 3 9
Mr. Plgot's b. h SoronSr' aged, Ia5 lbs 3
This ercetHHt race, i'll which he beat the celc
bratcd horses Coron%, Banquet aud Mantlla sister
Grecnmantle, winner \9f the Oaks, at three heats.
Wednesday, Aug li\ The Members Plate of so SOW
&c, heats once round: \
Mr. Wilson's b; c ClareA a,yrsi; old, loaBs; /
yrs. old, 81 lbs. 3 9
" Blosssb m. WaerwSeh 5yrs old, by Whale
bone, l22 lbs. . 8
and Waterwch races in \l53l.
Newmarket Houghton M(ctng, October 29;-Fihy
pounds for two years old Sthe three St h. four,
st. 9lb. five, St ID; six st lib; aged 8 St 10 10
Last three miles of the b. eua to three miles and for
tyJire yards-t'oelre horses St0INed;
Mr.. Wilson's b. C. Clnrct, 3 yeaNs old, 1903 h. /
Id Clarendons CHI. Daura by \Rcvccr, years old 9
Stanley b. c by whalsbo Ine or Little Johns
q ua!ts s. f Bsshfaby Sir Panlek, years 5
Chifneys b. fby Emilius out ef;Sliovccr, years,
Mr.. Fox's b. f. Tesanc by WE,Sker, years,
w Edwards CHI: cr ~ sta nh! years.. 9
Forths c. Robinson Crusoe by ielenus . yrs III
Gully 5 b. c. Dcceiver by Phantom. 3 years ~
Won easily, and IN beautiful Style 10 against Ga
rctDatura beat this year Sir Mari! Woods famous In
celia PROTOCOL Hawker, and Byzantium ID miles at
Ascot Heath; the Kings Plate the same place
beating Langush and two others beat The Witch Twin.
ner SIX times this year and Dina for the Kings plate
beat The Cardinal and Vagrant for the Nortlampton-
shire cup stakes 90 subs) twice round the Coun-
try Plate OF 40 SOW, l2 miles beating Wilma winner
four times, and Catalonan winner three times beat at
Abingdon that extraordinary horse Little Red Rover
miles; beat Lucettl the Ii. course ran second for
the Handicap Plate of Eco at Newmarket beating The
Saddler, lucctta Salute, Basto and another; d. j. more
than two miles Several others in this were rood
runners Drce beat Cactus, Toby, Anglesea Lucus
winner Of the Riddlesworth stakes Anti Catholic Mali
bran and many others, this year Decciver has beat
Titus, Juba Allegro, &c Tesane won sweepstoLc 10
miles, (3 subs) beating Rousseau and Panto,nine "
10 1874 Claret was again trained, and first rrorite
for the Oatlands stakes of the great stakes at New
market, d. j. upwards of mics) in which were en-
gagged Galaa, Vespa, winners of the Oaks 1888 Trustee
Sir Robert, Quarteo, Chantilly, Anne, Titus Mabran
&c az go0a ones But early in the spring, and bcore
he had run in public, he unfortunately met with ruck
in taking sweat, and thereby injured his off fore leg
and knee, 50 as TO his running and render nc
cessary to throw him out of train altogether The above
were the only times of his starting and he has not RIM at
all since THIS accident which unfortunately arrested his
career, in the midst of the most natering success and
at an age when his powers had just begun devcopc
themselves.
The performances of Claret indicate that nc possessed
the characteristic game and bottom of his stock The
Taces 'ohich he lost Short ,cc on the other hand he
icon a., eccry instance rccp one 1cen he Carried three
pounds more han the 'onner, Of his age his Of
meats ana Tong distances.
Clarct is rich dark bay, about feet inches hioh
OF good length, and great substance and power He
neat and highly finished model Of the hghme,,Ied
exhibiting his form the best and most accurate
proportions, and the greatest symmetry and beauty His
head, eye and neck, very fine; his shoulder large
oeeP strong, and oblique; his back short with loin
wide and little arched and very strong his body well
ribbed and deep and his limbs clean we'll proportoned
easy IN their notion and strong; he has fine bone and
hrm dry muscle lie Is horse of admirable form and
beauty, where nothing could be dded acih adrantGoe
nothing taken away, and hardly any thing altered His
blood form, performances the racing qualities of his
stock his size, good temper and fine action all assure
us he will prove valuable acquisition this country
PEDIGREE
lie foaled in $780, and got by that captal razor
and stallion Chateau MargauH the best four mile horse of
ms day winner of fourteen fur mile races Cncludine
H. Z. raccs0 out Of fifteen, and who won twenty-five
tines on the most fashionable in England His
dam by Partisan, of the best runners and stations
OF his day his grandam Slverail by Johanna The best
four mile horse IF his day and equally celebrated as
stallion; his gr grandan by Orvc, who covered at
2 los. out of the dam of the famous racers and stall
lions Ruhens Casrel, Selim, &c by Alexander High
er-Alrcd-Engneer-B Nations dam by Cade--
Lass of the Mill by Old Traveller Miss Makclcss nv
Young reyhound-Partner-Mi Doe $ dam by Wood
cock-CToits Bay Bafb-Dcsdamona S dam by Makelcss
out OF Old Thornton by Brimmer Dicky Pierson-Bur-
ton Barb mare.
Chateau Margaux was got by wlalebone; his dam
Wasp by GOhanna-Eighnyer- Chanticlccr's dam nv
Eclipse Rosebud by Trap-Mss Bclsea by Rcpulus2
Bartctts Childers-Honcy woods ArabianSdar9 of tho
Two True Blues lie was splendid racer especially
az long distances winning all his engagements over the
H. Course AT years old he started Ten times a,d ,oon
nine races and at years he started egt times rGog
tOStHg once ms cots sac.
cess en- ERgland, having and better winners than
any young stallion.
II would be useless to extend Clarcts pcdiorce fur
thcr-'ohch IS tie best If the rood uarirdIed in erce
teiee, aad IF singular ricness anil prg il embraces in
an eminent degree in its various and by tho
closest affinity the most dsngshed koyses both on fho
tuJ and IN Mc Stnd in ancient and modern times and
combines and unites the best crosses of the Herod
Matchcm and Snap blood and especially the stout
est strains Of the Eclipse blood from Eclipse himself
and his sons, Pot3os, Mercury, King Fergus Acxan.
der, and Dnngannon, sire Of Bedford
VALUABLE POWHATAN LAND FOR SALE
lobe sold at private sale the Of land in Pow.
hatan county, formerly the property of Mr. Henry An
dcrson 1t IS supposed 10 contain about twelve hundred
and thirty acres situated the north side of the main
buckingham road, aud ON the voters Of Decp Crock 49,
This property will be sold liberal credit Itisn the
neighborhood Of John w. Nash, Esq. and DR.. William
Crump, both Of whom we'll acquainted with the land
and can give information to any person DESTROYS 10 pur
chase For terms, apply at the Farmers Bank of Virginia
NOV. 9TH 1874 55-wf
SOMETHING VERY ATTRACTIVEl-Fo sale
- MoUNTAs WV, containing 60 ocrcs and Gro.
yERDALE, adjoining, containing upwards Of $50 acres
Zach tract lies in the upper end Of Bcckinobafn within
ton miles Of James River Both tracts arc well adapted
to The culture Of corn, wheat and tobacco-anJ clover
and plaster act upon the land like charm Ipon each
tract there is large portion Of bottom land that pro-
duccs fine grass Each situation is healthy in n good
neighborhood finely watercd and pretty syel i,onreved
with bouees orchards, &c The subscriber having de-
termncd to remove 10 the South West inves those dia
posed to settle themselves well 10 come and view those
two desirable tracts Of land he asks only their vane
Feb 10 s9-i.ae e"