Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-03-29

ETMANClPATlON.-Thi magnificent and unsur
EZ passed English Race Horse and Stallion will make
his hrst season III America my stables Charlotte Court
House, Va, at 500 the season. and 500 insurance de-
mandable whenever the transferred or ascertain
ed to be with ioa with 81 to the Groom in both cases
Mares VIII be well fed for % cents per day. and the most
extensive and excellent paslurage furnished gratis The
best accommodations provided Tor and colts
and J0afng mares and the subscriber will devote his
most asSduOuS attention prevent accidents or escapes
bat will noi-be responsible Tor either.
This splendid Horse, who was once run against The
nvincioic Pran and beaten less than lcOth
was subsequently, matched against him for 500 guneas
and Pr1m Patd forfeit TO him; for gears consi-
dcrcd the best horse in the North England He il
large and beautiful bay, with the most admired appear
and best action Is hands high without any white
of great size, substance and power-ndeed to see him
is to admire him-ior he is, perhaps fine a specimen
OF horse flesh as can be found in either America or Eng
land
lie was got by that capital Race horse and salli,n
WhiSker own brother to Whaebone doth winners Of
the DcrbyD and sire of Memnon and The Colonel both
winners of the ST Leger His dam was nv thai Gam ms
and stallion ro ,san of the hes, sons of The
celebrated John Bull winner of the ID, rby and the best
horse of his day-Lady Eliza By Whitworth-Spaail la
SILVIA by Young Mlrske, Ferret by brother to Svs
by CAGE, Regulus, Lord Sorton's Arabian Mixbury,
Mulso Bay Turk, Bay Bolton, Concyskins, Hutton
Gray Birh, Byery Turk, Buser. "a rore running
amily ON both Sides and it remarkable that very
colt OF his dam has been of rery high character
and one Of the first iavoriles Tor the next ST. Leper is
his sister Beeswing, who The great CHAMPAGNE
stakes at Doncaster last fall. His dam has had eight
colts traned and although they were by five or six DIFF
erent horses they are all remarkably fine This
unnecessary to trace any farther than say contains
crosses of Sir Peter 1eazle I1igbnyer Matchem lie.
rod Eclipse, Waxy POt9-os, Snap, Reguus Bartletrs
Childers, Cade and the Godophin and barley Arabans
lie was very popular and ioal getler in Eng
land where he made full seasons II guineas-and his
stock, or coils very fine and much admired and
neaVy engaged IN sweepstakes. The celebrated horses
Iomboy and Lawnseeves are out of his dam: and TO
show Emanc pItion's uncommon claims as q Stallion 1
VIII give the Time vi one two-me York in 1888
winch he ran IN the Unprecedented time of minutes 81
seconds, carrying at years, 126 lbs.
Iurt tl,, 4 = ~ 81.
each, half forfeit, for years old colts IL lbs and FLIES
ia ibs-last mile, g subscribers,) MIR. Riddles b. c.
emancipation, by Whisker III lbs, years .......
MI. watts D. C. Apuntador, by Biackwood, III lbs.
. years. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.
D. OF Leeds, b. by whsEer, ia lbs years
"WO7t cteDeriy By length Run in minute and 50
seconds. Again: Z" Emancipation great fine horse.
beat Apuntador and the Duke Of Leeds fley out of
Bluebeards dam, for the Shorts, mile with uneou-
eaSe, having scarcely hair disturbed upon him
Sporting Magazine, No L., p. a, and Race Calendar
10 same, p. "a. those who are 50 clamorous for En-
gsh time, will here Emanciption winning race at
ms ease with ~ lbs instead Of 50 lbs on him. in
minute and 81 seconds This is good time for the So
lbs. American colts.
DOqeostcr, Sept 2l.-The ST Leger Stakes of %
soverelgns each, for years old coils, 10 lbs and fill
Iseyys 10 lbs, 81 Leger course, (65 sobscrbers)
Mr.. BeardswOrths br. C. Brmingha 11S lbs 49,
Mr.. W. Chirey's b. c. Prian. by Emilns liz n.
Mr.. Riddles b. c. Emancipation, by Whsker, 49,.
Pedestrian, Brunswicker, The Cardinal, Moss Rose
Chancellor, Lady Emclne, Spendor Minnie ldas Red.
star, Lady Mowbray, Hassan, Maria, Revolution Jay,
L@ndrail, Bicycle, The Balkan Iawric Todd Dolly
81. Nicholas aud four others started.
Emancipation Immediately singled himself out two
or three lengths, and went away Severe running was
put IN force Connolly now began TO bring up lIrning
ham, as did also Chiiney Prianl, and both came and
headed Emancipation Me sand ,oh0 until uoto Ind
nerer been heoded Sporting Magazine No. 1, D. 3S5
Many good Judges of opinion the seUeritg of the
work more than the hcayness of the ground was the
essential cause OF Pram being defeated -Sporling Ma
gazine NO. = p 81. Emancipation made all the run
nng, which was rcry scocyc, and headed Gil
near the Hoshthe three horses running out in breast
nearly lie subsequently, bcat Birmiagham feice At
tongu distances, dad receioeda foyjeu fr0m Pria IN
match "ihe heavy state Of The ground was decidedly
IN favor OF the strongest horses, aud the three largest
were hrst-SPoriing Magazine, No. p. 350 and aIib
hanchester, Mqg ~, 1o3l.A piece Of Plate or Gold
Cup value 100 guincas, added to subscription Of 10
sovs each, viii 30 for the of The second
horsei miles and 2i0 yards, az subscnbcrsO
Mr. Cliltons br. h. Guido, . years old, 122 lbs 49,.
Mr. Riddles b. c. Emancipation, year old ia lbs
The celebrated horse independence 8 years old 40
lbs and Recovery by Emilius, out Of Cameron dam
years old u lbs, also started.
Preston, JVly I2.-1he Stanley Stakes Of 10 sova
each, with 30 added-weight for age-one mile and a
quarter
Mr. Riddles b. C. Emancipation, BY Whisker. years
OiuJ =. - .s.t,s.........
MI Cliitons b. h. Fylde, .................. 80. 2
Rex, Ictoium, Spectator, Jupiter and CAMBRIDGE all
good ones, also started "WOa gvy ce0eyly"-Spo,tiag
Magazine