Cheraw gazette. [volume] (Cheraw, S.C.) 1835-1838, 1836-04-26

consolidating Mr.. Smiths Mary Frances ny
Director, S wears old, and DR.. Ellerbec's jean
ettc, by Ecli pse, dam by Cock of the Rock, five
years old. lime min. 90 SECS min. II. sec.
Turf Register, vol. g. page 36e.> -,
lie was taken to Charleston, with ms icet sun
sore from his Camden race, and on the "a OF
February. 1882, on the Washington course, =
mile heats, carrying l(l2lb., purse SlooO, ootteo
on the last stretch of the fourth round OF inc hrSt
heat, Just passed in advance OF Col. Ill II.
Johnson's Trife, by Sir Charles, carrying
s7lb. and Mr.. Thurston's Red Gauntlet, by
Sumter, TScc note on the same, Turf Register
vol. 3, page 266.1 And oil the next day, 23a,
on the same course, he won sweep-stake,
mile heats, beating Mr. Browns Pelham, by no.
susko, and distancng Mr.. Aliens Helen Nc,
Gregor, by Reliance. Time min. 5l scc.-f
min. 6 sec Vol. 3. page 366
On the Sd ofJanpary. 1888, he won the JOCK
cy Club purse, $500, on the StatoDurg oouise
1 mile hcats-beating Mr.. J. h. BullochS b. M.
Sasey, by Mucklciohn, and Col. ), ). 1uoores
s. c. Uncas, by Sir Archy. Jr. Times MN.
| So scc.--7 min. 81 sec. (Ncvcr before publish
cd.)
On the Goth of January, same year he won thc
Jockey Club purse, SS55e, at Columbia - er =
mile heats, beating Col. VIM, K. Johnsons ch'
h. Collier, by Sir Charles, dam by Whip. Time
8 min 10 SECS min lG sec. Turf Registii'
vol, 4, p 42l,) And on the same course, jan
3lst he Won the Handicap purse, $3.50, three
mile heats, carrying ll2lbs., and beating Col.
VIM, r. Johnsons Betscy Mare, by Contention
carrying 90lbs Time min. scc.-6 MN. l
sec. Very heavy sand turfy. (Turf Register,
vol. 4 page 42l..
On the 9th February following, he won i'ic
sweepstakes on thew WashingtonC curse Charleston
3 mile heats, beating DIR. Boyd's gr Ii. spccuia,
tor, 6 years old. Time min. sec.-l MIN. :"
sec. Turf Register, vol. A. page 424.l
He was then taken to Virginia by Mr.. Oar
rson, where, on the jerusalem Course, he won
the Jockey Club purse, $500, mile hca,s'
beating X. n Nicholson's b. j. Red Rover, by
Caroliui,p. Time min. 36 sec. Pronounced
the ouckcst raco ever run over the Jerusalem
track. (1urf Register, vol. H. page 5399
At Campfield, Virginia, walked over the course
! for the Jockey Club purse, S6O0. (Iurf kcsis-
ter. vol ;. page l23) cr
On the 9th of May following, at Norfolk,
| over heavy course, made still heavier by excess
siye rain, and being out of order, no was
by Hector Davs's Dolly Dixon, mile heats, run
ming heats in the following order : Dolly DIX
s1; %:e.,.o,n q J ! !
o. p. Mares Prince George, by
CO!tcntlOn, -, -
Time min. 33 scc.-S min.-lO seq min.
Turf Register, vol. 4, page 544)
At Newmarket Virginia, on the llth OF DC
tobcrlS3i. he won the Jockey Club purse, 5000,
mile heats, II horses entered, running heats
l6 miles in the following order:
Mucklcohn,
VESTS Lady Sumner by Shaw.
! nee,
Harrison's Tubcrosc, by Arab, l i
Mares Mohawk, by Shawnee, 4 -
Wyn's Mary Randolph by Co
hanna, . D
Tavlor's llultiflorn, by Ratlcr, drawn
Vim. r. Johhson's Calculation,
NV Contention. ) dist.
Goodies Row Galley, BIZ Arab. 7 drawn
Morris's Mcrab, by do dist.
Hector Davis's Dolly Dixon. by
Sir Charles, dist.
J. T. Bolts Douglass, by Co.
hanna, dlS'.
sRulcd out.
Time min SECS min. 5 scc-S MIN. Ii
SECS min AZ sec. (lurf Register vol. D. page
2O9.
Having one of his legs much injured in the
above race, and being out of order, he was again
be item on the Norfolk course, LIST Novemoer,
| ISoa .,.-..-,L T. w. Ir-as Anvil, 4 years
old. by Monsieur Tonson, in the following order
Muc,,ciobn. 4 2
J. 7. Bolts Arianda.
]. ]. Harriron's Festival. dlst.
Time min Al SECS min. 1 sec. CIut Ke-
sister, vol 5, page 3l3)
lie was then returned 70 South Carolina, in
bad order, lame and much injured by the journey
or otherwise and on the 18th of January, 1884,
bcinr still ont of order and carrying l2O lbs, he
was beaten at Columbia mile heats, by Col Paul
Fitzsimmons' Betscy Hare, by Contention, car
rvino lO9lbs. Time min. 20 SECS min. II
sec. Track l mile 10 feet Soil unelastic, hea-
w sand unfavorablc to quick time. Turf Re-
Gister. vol. 5, D 3S3.) And on the 18th, on the
same course, he won the Handicap purse, S293,
carving lO2bs, against Col VIM. H.Maylor's ch
Biackstock by Congaroe carrying feather
Won easy, time not stated. Turf Register
vol. 5, page 3Se)
On the 81 February following, over the Wash
ineton Course at Charleston, he won the sweep
stakes, 2 mile heats, beating Col Spann's Mary
Jane, by Bolivar, and Mr.. VIM. G. Haun's Gov
ernor Hamilton by Sir Andrew. Time 3min. so
sec-3 min 50 sec, Turf Register, vol. 5, page
63S)
On the Goth Of March, 1884. he won the Jock
cy Club purse. s., on the Lafayette Course,
Augusta, Georgia, mile heats, beating Nancy
Rack, by Comet, Timber, by Murat, and Gala.
tin, by Gailatin. Course ll4 feet over mile ;
time min. 81 scc-6 min sec, Turf Regis
ter, vol 5, page G3o)
On the 18th of April following, he Won the
Jockey Clubpu $ =, at Macon, Georgia .
mile heats, beating James }. Harrison's Jane
Bertrand, by Bertrand said to be very quick time
No account of the Macon races, after the two
first davs' running, having been furnished for
publication, this race will not be found in the
Turf Register.
His last race was OH the Washington Course,
Charleston, S. C. February 13, 1885, three mile
heats, carrying 126lbs, and opposed to Rattle
snake lO9lbs, Her Cline ll2lbs, Fanny Richards
99lbs Alborack lO9lbs, and Eutaw lO2lbs-wheree
his left fore leg, which had been seriously injured
in Virginia, (and from. which he had never fully