Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-04-12

his first America my stables Charlotte Court
House, Va, at SO the season, and SlU0 insurance, d.
nandable whenever the transferred ascertain
ed 10 be with foai with 81 to the Groom in both
Mares will be well fed for p cents per day and the must
extensive and excellent pasturagc furnished gratis The
best accoinm datlons provided for anil COTS
and Joa"g Mares aud the subscriber will devote hs
most aSS!a01S aenoa 10 prevent accidents escapes
but will nu, be responsible for either
! This splendid Horse, who against the
nyincibe Pndm, and beaten less than ha,J y,
was subsequently matched against him for 500 guineas,
and Prtam pad Jotst to hin for ycafs consi
dered the 6est horse in the North OF England He is
large and beautiful bay, with the most admired appear
ance and best action; 10 hands high without any white,
OF great size, substance and power--indecd hn
is 10 admire hnior lie is perhaps, as fine specimen
oil horse hesh can be found in either America Eng
land
lie was got by that capital Race horse and Stallion
Whisker, own brother to Whale5one, doth winners OF
the Derby) aud sire of Mcmnom and The Colonel both
winners oil the ST Leger. His dam by that famous
racer and stallion Adrossan OF the best OF the
celebrated lohn Bull winner of the Derby aud
horse of his day-Lady Ella by whitwortli-S padilla
Silvia by Young Masske perret by brother TO Slvis
by Cade, feg1ius, Lord Mortons Arabian Mixbury,
Muso Bay Turk, Bay Bolton, Coney skins, Hutton s
Gray Barb, Byerly Turk, Bustler 90 running
family both si,irs aad it is remarkable that eycry
colt oil his dam has been OF oery high character
and one of the first avoes for the next ST. Leger
I his sister Beeswing, who won the great Champagne
stakes at Doncastcr last fall Ills dam has had eight
colts trained aud although they by five six diff
terent horses, they ali remarkably fine This
fact speaks Volumes for his purity OF bood-wlch it is
unnecessary to trace any further than TO contains
crosses OF Sir Peter Teazle, lighAyer, Matchem, He-
rod, Eclipse, Woxy Pot.S-os, Snap, Reguus Bartetts
Chlders, Cude, aud the Godolphn and Barley Arabans
lie was very popular and sure oa getter in Eng
land, where he made aU at ~ guineas-and his
! stock colts are very fine and much admired and
heavily engaged in sweepstakes The celebrated horses
Tomboy aud Lawnsleevcs are OF his daui; and TO
| SHOW hmancipat'ons uncommon claims as Stallion,
VIII give The time of one twoile at York in 1888
which lac ran IN the unprecedented time OF minutes 81
seconds, carrying at years, 1875 lbs
i YORK; May lS-The Shorts sweepstakes of 80 sovs
EACH half forfeit for years old colts III lbs and FLIES
ia lbs--ast mile @ subscribers) Mr. Riddles b. c.
emancipation, by Whiskef, ~ lbs years ........ ]
| MIR. Watts b. C. Apuniador, by Blackwood, III lbs
D. Of Leeds, b. f. by whiskcr, ia lbs !, years,
SION cteocriy Ly length Run IN | minute and 81
seconds Again g Emancipation, great fine horse
beat Apuniador and the Duke of Leeds flley out OF
Biuebeard DAM for The Shorts, mile, with
mon case having scarcely hair disturbed upon him.
| Sporting Magazine No l.. p. a, and Race Calendar
TO same, p. n. Those who are so clamorous for En-
gsh time, will here see Emancipton winning race at
ms ease with ~ lbs, instead OF 60 lbs. him. in /
minute and % seconds This is good time for the SO
lbs or American colts.
| DoncaSter, Sept: 2l.-The ST. Leger Stakes of %
soveregns EACH for years old cots 10 lbs and fill
ieys. 10 lbs, st Leger course, Q5 subscrbers)
Mr. Beardswor;hs br. Birmin CHAM, | Ia lbs -. |
Mr.. w. Chirey's b. C. Priam, by EnIiius Is lbs 9
Mr. Riddles b. c. Emancipation, by Whisker -. 3
Pedestrian, Brunswicker, The Cardinal Moss REESE,
Chancellor Lady EmeIine, Spendor, Mimic, das Red
star, Lady Mowbrdy, tlassan Maria, Revolution, Jaw
Landrail Bicycle, The Bnlkan Lawrie Todd, Dolly
ST. Nicholas and four others started.
Eniancipation immediately singled himself out two
or three lengths, aud went away. Severe running
put IN force Connolly now began 10 bring up Birning-
ham, as did also Chiiney Prln, and both came aud
headed Emancipation c Sfand acho mill aoio lad
nerer been headed Sporting Magazine, No p. 3SS
Many good Judges OF opinion the Sererisy of the
work more than the hcaviness of the ground was the
essential cause of Priam being defeated sporting Ma
gazne, No 2,p 33l. Emancipation made all the run
hihg, wich was tery SeceTe, and headed till
near the hnishtic three horses running in breast
nearly Hc subsequently beat Birmingham toice at
longer distances, anil Teceeeda ore from Prialn in
naatck. The heavy of the ground was decidedly
IN favor OF the strongest horses, aud the three largest
were rsstsp1[ing =; Magazine No p $50 and abb
Cup value IOO gu,neas, added TO subscription of 10
sovs each, with 80 for the of the second
horse; miles and 2iO yards az subscrihers)
Mr.. Cllitons br Ia. Guido 5 years old I23 lbs $3.50
MIR. Riddles b. C. Emancipation year old ia lbs 9
The celebrated horse Independence, years old, 40
lbs and Recovery, by Emius, out of Cameron dam
Preston, Juiy l2.-The Stanley Stakes of 10 sovs
each, VITA 81 added-weight for age-one mile and
quarter
Mr. Riddles b. c. Emancipation, by Whisker,4 years
MIR. Chltons b. H. Fylde, ................ $50 2
Rex, Teto,um, Specuator Jupiter and Cambridge all
good ones, also started Sion rery ceoeriy Sp0rtiag
le1t Day, Juy 13-The Gold Cup, value 100 guineas,
added to sweepstake of 10 sovs. each, two miles and
! quarter 10 subscribers
Mr. Riddles b. C Emancipation, years, ! Is lbs.
Lord Scarborough Dr. c. Wndclilie, years old, i2
Lord Clilons hr. h. Guido, (ylo beat at Manchester
Lord y shep ixg 19s c voI,,;o
Lord Nowells gr II. Roundwast,5 years, I:2 lbs. . 5
Bets d to against Emancipation. 6 a good race
Donccstcr, Sept. l9.-The Fi,zwiIiam Stakes of 10
sovs. each, with twenty added-weghL for ape-a mile
1 and a half, III subscribers.
! MIR Riddles b. c. Emancipation, years old ..I
| Mr. Beardsworth's br c. Birmingham, years old .
Mr. Gulley br. h. Tranby years old .......... 3
Tine Nab, Clarence, Hassan, and three others started
| WOn cereriy Birmin CHAM and Emancipation sin oIed
themselves out from the party and fine race home
Birmingham beat Emancipation the last Doncaser
races. Emancipation has, however, improved very
considerably since them and will, have idea turn
out rare goal horse.'-New Sporting Magazine, vol
p. 42G Thursday following, he ran for a Gold Gun
value 100 guneas, about two miles and furlongs
Mr. Wagsafs br. c., the Saddler, by Waverly 3
years old, 20 IDS. ......................... -.
Mr. Riddles b. C. Emancipation, years old Us lbs 9
Mr. fetre CHI h. Rowton by Oiscan, years old 100
los. .................. 3
Lord Cleveland's b. Maria, years old Mr. Boards
worlh's br. c. Birmingham, years old rs lbs Lord
kelberne br. b. Retriever, and Lord Kelburnes CHI c.
| by Wofu also started, but were not placed A most
splendid field, and 'the exceedingly interest
ing --"the pace tremendous and oom Jy hdif neck
Emancipation was rather disappointed within dis
lance, or the contest would have been still closer New
zinc, No 3, p 4l5. The second e1cesnt RICE rus bv
Emancipation this week, beating each time Birniaetan
and many others of the ig CHEST standing
N0TthaieTi0n, Ortobor l3-The Horribly Castle Stakes
| OF 10 guineas each, mile and half Subscribers
LORD Cleyelands b. c. Emancipation, years old I26
lOS, ,.''.'. 49,
J Mr. ROBINSON b. Bounce, by Bralandorf rs his 2
! MIR Fox's b. f. by Bralandorf rs LIS. .......... 3
his year Emancipation started six tines winning five
times, including the 80 guneas at Manchester He
subsequently beat the winner very easily lie lost
race alter this year, except when he was anss-