Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-06-06

Jacob pouder's b. Tyro, / years old, by Fores-
.or dam 1y Forest Maid, q r. o.
O. p. Hares b IIuccanecr, / years old, by DO
hanna, dam by Nrenau, .
L. T.. Kendall's (Mr. Dorseys) eh M Nelly Webb,
) years old, by Industry, dam hy Young Post
Boy, DIS.
RicIl'd Adams h Zip, , years old, by Rocking
ham. dam Tom Tough, 3 l 3
Tine. 5m sis, On. 81, 5nl. Is, ON. los.
Tnrn DAi-Jookey Club purse 500, mile
heats Result:
c. Ilomr,on',c Il ofazabo, ) years
cid, by Mons. Ionsen, DIR.
J. Dixon che Experiment, i years Old,
be Jack Downing,
J. Il. KcndalI',h Pyrhas, j years old,
hY Gohanna, dis.
o. Z. Hare, b Spdriacus, 4 years old,
hy Sir Charles,
DIR. Dnyall', h Prince George, I years old by
Mons Tonson, by Industry, cut otthe
dam of Areslr, dis.
ty Gobagna. 3
Time I'm 57s. N. SIS. SIN. l2s.
FopRrn DAy-Therr was real campaign to-
dav--being no less than four races. The course
was very heavy, and it raining all the time the
horses were running.
First roce.-A sweepstake for three year ods,
mile heats $50 entracc, h f.
John Ridecly's ch fby Sussex, l /
r. Gilmor Jr's or c Frederick, by Byron, =
William Bosey's b Chanca, by Sussex, dis.
Timc-lst heat Pm. ls.-2nd heat 2m lbs.
Chancia's saddle slipped before she went 200
yard, and the boy rode her neck the rest of the
way, maintaining with great difficulty his seat,
which may account for her being di,tanccd the first
heat. The course slippery that the other
boys could not bring mp their horses until they had
in the first heat gone nearly three times round the
course-he I'd mile of the first heat, (it it may be
50 caed) was run in Pm. los. Mr. Ridgcly i'm
mcdatcly after sold his iiIly for $50
Second raee-Proprietor's purse, $3.50 two
mRe hcals-for naas bred or owned III Maryland
or District OF Columbia.
J. b. Kendall, br m Camsilel, by Industry, | /
Charles Myers Ellen Trer, by Appari-
ton, 2
Mr.. Warvicl'S b c John H., by Sir Charles, :,
J. NJ. Sclden's imp. Netiy, by Neloci-
pede, 3 +
J. NJ. Le,s's CHI Henry Befl, by Ton
WIN. Bosle,', clr II Keno, by Ivanhoe, 6
p. Willis or m Lady Archilna by Sir Az
chy, dis.
J. Poudcr's &c Cassawaga, hy Timoleon, dis
Won casily-Cansdcl taking the lead and
maintaining it to the end.
4 sHN idF--tNNttI lNllhtS ioI llTtc NtdI buS :.
mile heats; 400 entrance, Ii three subscribers.
Gen. Emory ch Lady CIiden, by Sus-
VIM. l.. Whites cl h Cash, by Carroll
MAN, ,
p. WalIi,s Ct f Molinera by Medley, dis.
Tmc-lm. ,J5s.-lm. 5S.-2m 81.
\ must beautiful race Lady CIitdcn in the first
heat lost 20 yards by bad start, and only lost the
the heat by - inches.
The second heat she lost about 10 yards, and a.
bout half way round Tapped Cash, and side and
side they came to the Judges stand-the heat be-
ing adudgcd 10 her by ) inches Third heat the
flly took the lead, * maintained to the end COM
inc in about dirty Yards ahead. The time has
seldom been eNcrIIcd-lm. BIS, through mud up
to the ankles, and it raining all the time, is net
starr We doubt whether there are two better :,
year olls on the tmf
/ iotnM roce.--SWeepSta>e for three year olds ;
mile heats 500 entrance, h /, three subscribers,
! two started.
Jas. /. Kendall, fly Spries Hi, |
W III. H. v bite, Ga by Caromian, :
The start in the inst heat was the worst wa cv-
CT saH -tlle lilly BEING at least Fifty Yards ahead
OF the coit--tllc heat won by about four lengths
The start in the second heat was, under the cir
| cumstances, worsc-tilc fly having about thirty
y1rds the saft-wIlich distance she maintained to
the md.