Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1835-06-02

Malbran won four times this year at New Market
"a Huntingdon, Aug 13-rhe Hinchinbrook plate of
Oh SOW; heats round
Mr. Wilson S b. C. Claret, years old, 101 lbs 3
Mr. Batsons b. f. Banquet, years old, ZIG lbs. l 9
MT pigots bl h: Coroner, aged, l23 lbs. 4 3
Id Eacter's b. {. Mantilla by Sultan, % lbs dr.
Tins was an ercctct race i'll which he beat the ccle-
brated horses Coroner Banquet and Mantla to
Grcenmantle, winner of the Oaks al three heats
Wednesday, Aug. 14.-The Members Plate of 80 SOW
&c, heats round:
Mr. Wilson's b. C. Claret, yrs old, 1903 lbs. /
. Bacchus s b. T. Lady Charlotte, by Gallon, 3
yrs. old, 90 lbs o
Blosss b: m. Waterwch, yrs. old. by Whale
bone, l22 lbs. 3
Won easily. Lady Charlotte won races this wear
and Waterwtch races in 1881
Newmarket Houghton Meeting, October 29-Finy
pounds; fortwo years old fcathcr three lb four
ST 9b.; five, st. h.; six, st h. aged St 10 H.
Last three miles of the b. equal to three miles and for
ty5tice ydrdS-t'oeiUo horses Startcd:
Mr. Wilson's b. C. Claret, years old 1903 h.
I'D Carendons CHI. f. Datura by Revelcr years old 9
MIR Mllss b. t: Juliana by Waxy Pope, . years, 3
Stanley b. c. by Whaebone or Little John.
LIalts b Bashful by Sir Patrick, 9 years, S
q Chfneys b. fby Emilius out ofShovecr 3 years G
Id Chesterfelds b. f. Dirce by Partisan, 3 years,
Mr. Fox's b. f. Tesane by Whisker, years, {
w Edwards CHI. c; by Scarborough . years. 0
Edwardss CHI. c. Tim by Middleton, 3 years 10
Forhs oh. C. Robinson Crusoe by Helenus = yrs IL
Gullys b. C. Deceivcr by Phantom, 3 years IL
Won easily, and in beautiful style; TO against Ola
ret-Datura beat this year Sir Mark Woods famous Iu
celia, Protocol, Hawkcr, and Byzantium IL miles at
Ascot Health won the Kings Plate at the same place
ner SIX times this year, and Dnah for the Kings plate
beat The Cardinal and Vagrant for the NortIamnton
SHIRE cup stakes, l9 subs) twice round the Coun-
try Plate OF 20 Sow l2 miles, beating Wilma winner
four times, and Catalonian, winner three times heat at
Abingdon that extraordinary horse Little Red Rover 3
miles, beat Lucea, the b. course and ran second for
the Handicap Plate of Gl00 at Newmarket beating The
Sadder, Lncetta, Salute, Basto and another d. j. more
than two miles Several others in this were rood
runners Dirce beat Cactus, Toby, Angesea Lucius
winner of the Riddesworth stakes Anti Catholic Mali
Bran and many others, this year. Deceiver has beat
Titus, uba Allegro, &c Tesane a sweepstake, g
miles, Q3 subs) beating Rousseau and Pantomme
In 1854 Caret was again trained, and was first fdUor
Tor the Oatand stakes, one of the great stakes at New
market, ID }. upwards of mes,) in which were en-
gagged Gaata Vespa winners of the Oaks 1888 Trustee
Sir Robert, Gluartetto, Chanty, Anne, Titus Malbran
&c all good ones. But early in the spring and JefDre
he had run in public he unfortunately met with ruck
IN taking sweat and thereby injured his off fore leg
and knee to prevent his running and render ne
cessay to throw him out of train altogether The above
were the only times of his starting, and he las r at
n SINCE this accident, which unfortunately arrested his
career, III the midst OF the most faerng success and
themselves.
The performances of Claret indicate that he possessed
the Characteristic game and bottom of his stock The
races ohteh ne lost Short 'oe the other hand he
aooa IN eDery instance (rep one acen he Carried three
pounds more man the 'etnneT, Of has oo age his Of
hedtS and Tong distances
Claret is rich dark bay, about feet 2 inches high
OF good length and great substance and power He is
neat and highly FINISHED model of the higlmetted
racer exhibiting in his form the best and accurate
proportions and the greatest symmetry and beauty His
eau eye, ana neck are very hne his shoulder large
deep, strong and obque; his back short, with oin
wide and little arched, and very strong his body well
ribbed and deep; and his limbs clean we-proportioned
easy their notion and strong; has fine hone and
firm dry muscle. lie is a horse of admirable form and
beauty, where nothing could be aided cih adrantage
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 foaed in 1890 and got bv that conito race,
and stallion Chateau Margaux tie best four mile horse of
ms day. winner of fourteen four mile races (incuding
X. g. races0 ont Of fifteen, and who won twenty two
times on the most fashionable in England His
dam by Partisan, of the best runners and stations
Of his day his grandam Svertal by Johanna tie best
four mile horse Of he's day, and equally celebrated as
stallion; his gr grandam by Orville, who covered at
52 los out of the dam of the famous racers and stall
lions Rubens, Casrel, Sem, &c by Alexander High.
r-Alired-Engneer-B Nation dam by Cade-
Lass of the Mill by Old Traveller-Miss Makeess by
Young reyhound-Partner-M Doe s dam by Wood
cock-Crofts Bay Barb-Desdamona' dam by 6IakeIess
out Of Old Thornton by Brimmcr- Dicky Person-Bur.
ton Barb mare.
-, Chateau Margaux was got by Whalebone; his dam
Wasp by Gohanna-Highhyer-- Chandeliers dam nv
EciPse-Rosebud by Trap-Mss Belsea by Regulus-
Bartctts Childers--Honeywood = Arabian-dam of the
Two True Blues lie splendid racer, especially
at long distances winning all his engagements over the
D. Course. AT years old he started ten times and ICON
nne raees, and at years he started eight times ohout
losing HIS colts running ,ciM grcot sue.
IN Engi0nd having more and better winners tban
any young stallion.
1t would be useless extend Clarct's pedigree fur.
HffkENtCU fIrff-
fe"ce oRd n singular richness and pty il embraces in
an eminent degree in its various connexions and by the
closest affinity the most distinguished horses both on e
tuJ and IN tie stUd, in ancient and modern times and
combines and unites the best crosses of the Ierod
Machem and Snap blood and especially the stout.
est strains Of the Eclipse blood from Eclipse himself
and his sons, PotSos Mercury, King Fergus, AIexan-
der, and Dungannon, sire Of Bedford.
FgNRUST SALE Of rai1aJle Reot Esfate md Negr0es.
III Pursuant to the provisions Of Deed Of Trust
ecuted by David a. Woodward, VIM. w Woodward
and Polly his wife, Charles II. Woodward and Mary his
wife, Betsey A. woodward, Lucy NJ. Woodward and
Virginia A. Woodward, 20 the subscriber and John G.
Williams and duly recorded ia the Clerks Office of the
county Court Of Gooohand for certain purposes in the
said Deed expressed, Trustee, shall proceed to sell
on Tuesday the 10th day Of June next at public auction
TO the highest bidder for cash in front Of the Earle Io-
tel in the city Of Richmond the following real and per.
sonal estate TO wit: piece, parcel tract Of Land
lying in the county Of GoochaDd on Tuckahoc creek
containing three hundred and fifteen acres be the same
less being the tract of land belonging for.
mcry TO Samuel Woodward, deceased and adjoining
the lands Of VIM. Powell and others and upon which
said tract Of land the coal mines usually known and
called Woodwards Coal Pits are situated Also the
following slaves, to wit Harry, Peter Jesse Abraham
james, Phis lila, Wnncy and her child Mary A mn
Eliza George, Stephen and Lucy, and the increase OF
the females aforesaid since the execution Of said Deed
believe the title to the above property to be good bu,
shall convey such title only vested in me as tho sur.
yiving Trustee. Sale will commence at ~ o'clock
LOFTIN N. ELBETT, SurpiUing Trustee
Nav % 1877 -.