Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1835-02-28

every 81 will be required to the groom Good and
extensive pasturage will be furnished gratis and mares
wei led with grain ut - per day If required-
Servants with mares will be boarded gratis All possible
PANS WAL be takeh TO prevent accidents or escapes but
T NH not be liable gda Tor any that may occur
req a. lo2-wfl WYATT CARDWELL.
PERFORMANCES
Clnrets first appearance on the turf wns in Js33
when ) years old At New Market Craven Meeting he
was beat for the Rddeworh Stakes for quo SOW each h.
H. cotS ST h.; FLIES St H.; Al NJ az snbscri
bcrs) by Lucius, by Emius and Anglcsea by sultan:
beating Blank by Lottery aud Joanna by Sultan out of
the dam Of Riddlcsworth The pace was rood aud Ola
ret was good third Betting to against Caret who
was first favorc.
lie was beat ut the meeting for the Column
spring meeting for handicap plate of ESQ A. f.: aud
al INC July meeting for handicap sweepstakes OF 10
SOW each T.. Y c. 6 subs.
,Atsiamford July lzth, the Nobcmen and Centlemens
plate OF oO soy, three years old II H.; four Z ST.
lb hye, St Bib; six, 9 St h. and aged ST. 10 h.
e winner OF cup or sweepstakes TO carry Id. extra
Mr.: Wilson's b C. Claret by Chateau Mnrgaux,
MIR. o Connors b. O. Carlton. wears old. .
La; Exeter b. E Nianto (sstcr to Greenman-
Next day-Town Plate of so SOW. for year ola coli,
ST. ib and hes st h.; horses have won oncc
tins year TO carry Bib extra, twice 5b thrice or more
lb.-heats once round
Id. Exeter's b. Imam by Sultan 0brothcr 10
Bciram,) Hob
Dir; ,s Wilson's q b. C. claret, years old, C3lb. ex)
Col Pees b. +. Molibran by Whisker ? dr..
Alaibran won four times this year at New Market.
"a HUNTINGTON Aug lS-rhe Hinehinbrook plate of
Mr.. Wilson's b.. c. Claret 3 years Old lOI lbs 8 i /
Mr. Mr. Batson b. f. Banquet years old, li6 lbs 3
HT. rigot bi n Coroner, aged, i25 lbs. = 3
Lad Exeter's b. f. NIantilla, by Sutpn 93 lbs = dr.
rms was an erceic1t race in which he beat the ccle
6faed horses Coroner, Banquet and Mann, sister to
Hrc re-, nmantle, winner of the Oaks, at three heats
"Wednesday, Aug 1.-THE Members Plate of 80 SOW
Nc, heats round
Mr. Wilson's b. c. Claret, yrs old los lbs ! l
DecchuS b. f..Lady Charlotte, bv Gallon,
yrs. old, 81 lbs. 2
Bloss's b. N ,Waterwitch, 5 yrs old, by Whale
Won easily Lady Charlotte won races this wear
and Watcrwitch ) races in 1891.
Newmarket Houghton Nicotine Octobcr ~ Ei0v
pounds iortwo years old feather; three, b. four
ST. ~; hve' . st H.; six, st h.. aged, 10 H.
Last three miles Of the b. equal to three miles and for
tg.tiee yaTds-f'eeire horses started
Mr. Wilson's b c. Claret, years old, 1903 lb.
No sl T. Datnra by Revcl2r years old
" stanieys b. c by Wiialehore or Little John Q
years, go
Harts b. Bashful by Sir p4rick. 3. rnr--. A.. +
Chimney b.fBy Ebircc by Partisan q yca, y "s'
Ia Ia Gheseriicid ssanc by Whsker, years,
MI F0x D. Ifds's CHI. C. by Scarborough . years.
Hndwardss CHI. C. Tim by Middleton, 8 years 10
Forth CHI c Robinson Crusoe by lleenus, 2 yrs II
Gnlly's b. c. Deceiver by Phantom. 3 years ~
Won easily and. in beautiful style to / against Cla
rcDaura beat this year Sir Mark Wood's famous In.
celia, Protocol liawkcr, and Byzanum l2 miles at
Ascot Heath; the Kings Plate at the same place
beating langush, and two others; beat The Witch (yvn
beat The Cardinal and Nagrant, for the Northampton
shire cup stakes 90 subs.) twice round; won the Coun
try Plate of 10 SOW, l2 miles, beating wilma winner
tour times and Catalonan, winner three times beat
Abingdon that extraordinary horse Little Red Rover
miles; beat noct;a the Il. course and ran second for
tho handicap Plate of ElO0 al newmarket heating TIE
Saddler ucetta Salute, Basto, and another: D. j. more
than two miles Several others in this race were rood
TaaHerS D4rce beat Cactus, Toby Aualcsra Lucius
winner Of the iddlesworth stakes Anti-C Catholic Mali
brGn aud many others, this year. Decciyer las brot
Titus, Juba Allegro, Sc. Tcsane won swcepstakc
miles, az subs) beating Rousseau and Pantomime
in lc3f CaTct was again trained and was fast Geoy;a
for the Oaands stakes of the great stakes Mt New
market, ID }. Upwards of ncs.) in which were en-
gagged iaata Fcspa, winners Of the Oaks 1898 Trustee
SIR Robert, Suartetto ChaDty, Anne Titus Malibran
&c all g0Od ones. But carly IN the spring and Jrfoye
he had run in public he unfortunately met with rck
IN taxing sweat, and thereby injured his off fore leg
and knee, 50 as to prevent his running and render
cessory to throw him out of train altogether The above
were the only times of his starng and he as not ran at
all since this Gcidca which unfortunately arrested b;s
career, IN the midst of the fattcring SUGGEST and
AT an age when his powers had just begun developc
themselves.
the Characteristic game and hsiom of his stock Tas
races ohich he lost short; ,opie dc other hand he
roa ~ ercry instance (ereP one ,ecn he carried ree
o'fs more than hc thinner Of lis arm age) his yaces Of
hc0tS 0Rd icRg distances
Claet is a rich dark bay, about 3 feet inches hiph
Of good length and great substance and power He
neat and highly FINISHED model Of the highmctiled
racer exhibiting in his form the best and most accurate
proportions, and the greatest symmetry and beauty His
head eyc and neck are very fine; bis shoulder large
decP, strong, and ohique; his back short with lui
wide and little arcicd, and very sronr his BODY well
ribbed and deep and his limbs clean well proporoned
easy IN their notion and strong he has fine bone and
firm dry muscle He is horsc Of admirable form and
beauty, where nothing could be added eh agregfooe
nothing taken away and hardly any thing aicrcd llis
blood, form, performances tile racing Qualities Of his
stock, his size good temper, and nc action all assure
us nc WIZ prove valuable acquisition TO this country.
PEDIGREE
lie was inaed in 1890 and got by that capital racer