Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-04-05

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pxlrrs W aud rscrIlenI pusuIa=r 'G'.i's' ,J rats
brst a;cnruIl alatins prov:"'c LOT " m t, his
,uI fnnius mares: aud lie subscriber VIII uc' WIS va.
mast css:dnnes atrnii"n tn prevent ac"'"'"'S "
bu, vii! r,,t be- responsible iUr ril'ier' ;. ,be
his .pieudd HJrsc, who was once run -, I., yL
inv nciir frlunl and WAS Lcatrn h"S 'n't my
.. subsequently ,nu.ci.rd against Inn Tor "Oo @'"';
I y,;,yt ,y;i ,riri 10 him; for t'rO yt"S Guns
i,rrd liie IT,! horse in the North o' In a'!u Nv -
I,rrr and brnu;,!ul bay with l'e t"s' aui'.'u pi% ;,
uu., u:,d best action; III hands hg!l, "i'h"ut " W
Of ,r,,al Size >:b,llncr and r"wcr-inaecu, u SCI ~
i,;r. r,,u-;r H.. is PERHAPS, tine specimen
t hrs, flesh as can be found in ctS: America ot f-'s
land. , am, Stallion
wh,.Err own brother 10 Wha!e1"ic, (0ot! winners
y, nr!, \ ,,A sir. of Meunon and The C"lOnt DOL"
winners ST tic ST. L"gcr. Ills dam was ny 'i'l ~ 49,
racer and stallion AidGossan, oae OF inc n'St sou, " 49,
celebrated Ion Bull, winner Of the Leroy anu .''c
L.,rS. Of his ,ay-l.a,!y Eliza by WhItw"rth-sPl -.
S;yjn by Young Alaiskr prrrrt by b!olhr, to 9'vas
g.. I',ir 'i,c,ulus Lord Mnrtons Ara1Iln NNnu'!,
N}uIsY Eay Turk, BAY Boltun Conrysk'nS' luton
GRAY BarI BycrIy Turk, BnsiIcr. a rare iu'na"s
i an h lh sides" and it is remarkable tla' every
H." !,r, has !r,n 4 racer OF tcry high character,
, ana IF Inc first avurc5 Tor the heHt 81. L'Sel 10
his sitter Bccswnr, who won tho great Cha'npasM
stakes at Doncaslcr last fall! His dam has hau e'gn
cns framed and atyu! l they were ~ i've or SIX "a"
Grrn Lurs,s they are ali remarkably fine racers. ms
C,c snraks Volumes for his purity OF Di"d-Wch 10
UNNECESSARY to trace any farther than ~ say contains
crosses Of Sir Peter lra%!e, ll'ghiiyrF Ha'c!'H
r,J Eclpsc Waxy, pot.Sos. Snap lir9':i"s; n""e''s
h;Ilrs l,lc and the Go,iolp!n and DarIry Ara"!anS
Ia. was very popular and sure l"al gerf IN Eng
lrd where lie made Jtt seasons At * =u"eas 'S
stock or COILS vcTy fine and much ho'tru anu
heavily cnpaucd in sweepstakes. He celebrated horses
'TI, - AID lawnsecycs are uut o! his dam; aud to
.uy Eunucipat;on's UNCOMMON claims Is Station,
will rvc the time Of two-nc race ut ORR /" loI
which he III the unprecedented Time VI H''h"eS "
seconds, carrying IL d years, l2O lbs ~
,-L he SWpCpStnKp3
rugi hail forfeit tor years old colts Ii S aud nl!lrs
III lIs.-ast mile, g suIscfiberS) MI i'!uie D. &
Emancipation, By Whlskcr, III lbs 3 years .:..':.
Mr. Waits b. c. Apunta!or, by B!ackwood, III lbs ,
d. OF Leeds b. f. by Whiskcr, III lbs ; years, .
slim cicccriy by irnyth.' RIM IN mt"a'c ana %
sccOudS Again :" Emancipation, great HE morse
heat Avunlador and the Duke OF Leeds illey, out 4"
BIurbrard's DAM for tic Shorts, mile, with ""fom
mon cGSc having scarcely HAIR disturbed upon nan.
Sporting Magazine NJ. L., p -, and Race Calendar
to same, p. % Those who are So canorouS ior LII
,r!sh time will here EmaEciption winning race ut
his ease with III lbs. Instead vi eG lbs on him, III
minute ana 81 seconds Tins is good time for the co
lbs. or American colts. -
DOurnster, Ssp. 2l.-Thc ST. Lcs'r Stakes of .
s,vercjns cucE for ) years old colts, liz lbs, and III
lt:s ! l., lbs ST. I-rscr conrsr. o. subscr'oerS)
Mr. Bcurdswor,h's br. C.. Brm!ng ham, ] 10 lbs
Mr.. w. CIircys b. c. Prian, by tmI!!ns, liz lbs
Mr. Riddles b: c. E'Hnncpa"n, by "n'SkIr, -: .
Pedestrian Brunswckcr The Cardinal. Moss Hose,
Chancellor, Lady Euciiac, Sp!endor; Minnie lJas Red
star. Lady MowLray lIassan, Maria. Revolution, Jay
I.andrail, Bcgglr The Balkan, lawr!e Todd, Dolly
st, Nicholas and four others started.
:. Emancipation immediately singled himself out t"o
or three lengths, and went AWAY. Severe running was
put il, force Connolly now began 10 bring up B'rning
ham, as did also Chicy Pram and both came ana
headed characterization the StHnG rhO until n0to, hdd
ncccr been hcaicd "-Sporting Magazine No. l. p aco
aarr GOOD Judges Of opinion, the ScrefHy III Tic
work more than the cavinss o the ground, was Tie
essential cause of Prlan being defeated. -s"rlIng MA
uaZ:nr No = D. ;I3l Emancipation made all the run.
nlng which rcry Seecrc, and vas never headed t
near the insltc three horses running out IN breast
nearly. lie subsequently, hc0t Hrmtngh"m hc'cr, al
iOnncr dSlnceS Gad rccrircdH FORFEIT JrOm FFaia III
uatct The heavy state Of the ground was dccidcd'y
in favor Of the strongest horses, and the three largest
were irsl.-Sporting Magazine, NJ l. p -? and al'b
.Nnnchcsier, Stag 20 lc3l-A piece OF Plate or Gold
Con- value 100 guincas. added To subscription OF III
suvs. cach with 30 for Tie owner .! the second
horse: miles and 24O yards, az subscrilrrsJ
Mr. Clons br h. Guido . Years old, l22 lbs: ..''' l
Mr. Riddles b. C. Emanc paton i year old, LA lbs
The celebrated horse Independence, years old, ~
lbs and Recovery, b. EmIus, out OF Cameron dam,
wears old, II BIS, also started.
PytM0n Juiy l2-Thc Stanley Stakes Of 10
each. with 80 adted-weght for ase-one mile and
Mr Riddle b. C. Emancipation by Whiskcr, years
old, .......................... ................
Mr. Cliflons b. h. Fylde, ................ .....
Rex Tcloluu Speculation, Jupiter and Cambridge all
good ones, lso.sialcd. HOn ccry clercry sporting
.Mdga:inc.
.IiIt Day Jsla 13-Ihc Gold Cup, value 100 suincas,
added sweepstakc Of ~ each, two iicS and
quarter IS subscribers.
Mr. Riddle b. c. Emancipation, 4 years, ll5 lbs.
MrCe pciinGS CJtrn. Observation-Disclosures. |
Lord ScarJOroughs br. c. Windciilc, years old liz
mounds Observation-Disclosures.
Lord Clon's hr II. Guido, (wlo beat at Manchester
. yrs, ~ lbs ......
Lord Shc pllerds cl itcvoiuun, yrs, II! lbs.
Lord NowclI's or. h. Ruundwais years, l;2 lbs -.
Bets 4 to against Emancipation. " y good race
TS,ortjy1 fuyD
Donrasicr, Sept l0-Thc Fitzwiam Stakes Of 10
sovs each, with twenty addci-welght for aga mile
and hall, IL subscribers.
Mr. Riddles b. C. Emancipation: years old ........
Mr. HearLsworths hr. C. Birmingham years old 80.
Mr.. Gu!!cy hr. h. Tranby > years old ......... 3
The Nab, Clarence, lassan and three others started.
Won clercrly Birmingham and Emancipation sing led
themselves out from the party and nc h0mc.
Birmingham beat Emancipation at the last Doncasler
races 'EmancpaNn has, however, improved very
considerably then, and will, have idea. turn
out rarc Sood horsc. New Sporting Magazine. vol |:
p. .i2j. Thursday following, he ran Tor Gold Cup,
value IJU gunelS about two miles and > iurlongs.
Mr.. Wugsaii-S br. c., the Satdlrr, by Wuverly, 3
years old, ~ lbs. /
Mr.. Riddles b. Emancipation years old, 10 lbs.
Mr.. Pctre CHI h. Ruwton, by Oiscan, years old, l22
Lord Clcvcands b. T. Maria, years DID, Mr. Boards
worths br. c. Birmingham, years old III lbs, Lord
kcbcrncs br. h. Retriever, and Lord KSlbuTnc CHI c.
by Woiu also started, but not placed. most
splendid field, and ':tic exceedingly interest
ns'"lhc pace tremendous and cou BY ha!j neck.
"Emancpatnn was rather disappointed within the dis
ancr the contest would have been still closer New
Sporting Magazine, VOL p. 'l ard Sporting Maya
zine, No 3, D. ll5. The second tLcc!irnt by
Emancipation this week, beating each time BirnlinghQm
end many others Of the highest standing.
Standardization, Ottobcr i-The llornby Castle Stakes
of ~ guincas each. mile ard half, subscribers.
Lord Clcrciands b. C. Emancipation, years DID, 1876
lbs. ....................... !
Mr. Robinson b. f. bounce, by BrLlauLO:!, Is lis.
Mr Fvxs b. f. by Braandori: - lbs. ..............
This year Er,anc patton started six times, winning five
times including the 80 guincas at Manchester lie
subseq ucnly beat The winner very easily He lost