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


House, Va, at 500 the season. and Sl00 insurance. de-
mandable whenever the is transferred or ascertain
ed TO be with foal with 81 the Groom in both cases
Mares will be well fed for % per day, aud tho most
extensive and excellent pasurage furnished gratis The
best accommodations prov,Ged for aud colts
and Joasng mares; and the subscriber will devote his
most dsstdaos attention to prevent accidents escapes
but viii not be responsible for either.
his splendid Horse, who against the
invncble iranl and beaten less than HAITI length
subsequently, matched against him for 500 guineas
and Pr.am Paid forfeit TO him. for years consi-
dered the best horse in the North o., England He is
large and beautiful bay with the most admired appear
ance and best action; IL hands high without any white
OF great size, substance aud powcrindeed, see him
is to admire hiniio he is, perhaps fine specimen
OF horse flesh can be found in either America Eng
land.
He was got by that capital Race horse and Stallion
Whsker own brother to Whalcbone, doth winners of
the DerbyD and sire OF Memnon and The Colonel both
winners Of the ST Leger. His dam was by that famous
celebrated John Bull winner OF the Derby and the best
horse OF his day-Lady Eliza by Whitworth-S padii!a
Silvia by Young hlarske Perret by brother svis
by Cade, Regulus, Lord Mortons Arabian Mixbury,
Mulso Bay Turk, Bay Bolton Coneyskins Hutton s
Gray Barb, Byerly Turk, Bus,ler. "a raie running
iaIiy on both Sides and it is remarkable that every
ct oil ms dam has been of rcry high character
and one of the first avortes for the next ST cger is
his sister Beeswng, who won the great Champagne
stakes at Doncaster last fall His dam has had EIGHT
colts trained, and although they by FIVE or six diff
ierent horses, they all remarkably fine racers This
TACT speaks volumes, for his purity OF bloodwhich
unnecessary TO trace farther than contains
crosses OF Sir Peter Teazle, 1ighnyer Matchen He
rod Eclipse, Waxy, Pots-os, Snap, Reguus, Barelt's
Childers Cade and the Godolphn aud barley Arabans
lie was very popular and ioal geter in Eng.
land, where he made fall at IL guineas-and his
STOCK, or colts, are very fine and much admired aud
neavy engaged IN sweepstakes. The celebrated horses
iomboy and Lawnseeves out of his dam; and to
show EmancPation's uncommon claims a Stallion,
VIII give The time OF one two-m mile York in 1888
which he ran in the Unprecedented time of minutes 81
seconds, carrying at years, l26 lbs
YORK, nay io.-The Shorts sweepstakes of so sovs
eac hall forfeit for years old colts liz lbs FLIES
Ia lbs-last mile, 6 subscribers) Mr. Riddles b. c
Emancipation by Whisker III lbs, years .... /
Mr. Wattsb. c. Apuniador, by Backwood, III lbs
d. OF Leeds b. f. by Whsker, ia lbs 3
"W9n cfeserfy 6y length Run in l minute and SO
seconds Again: Emancipation, great, fine horse
beat Apunador and the Duke of Leeds filley out Of
Bluebeards dam for the Shorts, mile, with unco-
Sporting Magazine, No. l., p n, and Race Calendar
TO same, p "a. Those who are so camorous for En-
giish time, will here sec Emancipation winning race at
ms ease with III lbs. instead OF SO lbs on him. in
minute and % seconds This is good time for the SO
lbs. or American colts.
Doncaster, Sept. 2l-The ST Leger Stakes of %
sovereigns each, for years old colts lis lbs and FL
eys. 10 lbs, ST. Leger course, (65 subscribers)
Mr.. Beardsworihs br. c. Birmingham liz lbs. 49,. l
Mr. w. Chrey's b. C. Priam, by Emiius II5 lbs 9
Mr. Riddles b. c. Emancipation, by Whisker 49, 3
Pedestrian, Brunswicker, The Cardinal, Moss Rose
CnanGel,or Lady Emeiine, Splendor Mimic, Idas Red
STAR Lady Mowbray, Hassan, Maria, Revolution, jay
Landrai Bicycle, The Balkan, Lawrie Todd Dolly
ST. Nicholas and four others started
Emancipation immediately SINGLED himself ont two
or three lengths, and went away. Severe running was
put in force. Connolly now began to bring nm rn;nT
ham, as did also Chney Pram and both came !, nj
headed Emancipation Tic stand, oho until no,c had
nerer been headcd."-SportingM Magazine No l. D. ass
Many good Judges are of opinion the sercritv of the
work more Than the heaviness of ground was the
essential cause OF Priam being Ma
gazine No 2, p. 33l Emancipation made all the run
mug, whicn was Gerry Secere, and was never headed till
near the hnshte three horses running out in breast
nearly. lie subsequently beat Birmiagha,n taoice az
longer d.sGnees and reeeireda forfeit from Priam in
match The heavy state of the ground was decidedly
strongest The three
were hrst-SPorting Magazine, No. L. p. 3S9 and abb
Manchester Nay 20 l53l-A piece Of Plate or Gold
Cup, value 100 guineas, added to a subscription of 10
sovs each, with 80 for the owner of the second
horse Nor emil miles and 24o yards, az subscribcrs)
Mr. Clfton's br. h. Guido, 5 years old, I22 lbs 800 l
MI hiodIe o. c. Emancipation year old, III lbs. 9
The celebrated horse Independence, years old ll9
lbs and Recovery, by Emilius, out of Cameron DAM
years old, Ia lbs, also started.
Preston, July l2-The Stanley Stakes of 10 sovs
each, with 80 added-weight for age-one mile and
Mr. Riddles b. C. Emancipation, by whisker, years
Mr. Gibbons b h ry,d. '.''.'.................
Rex, Tetoum, Speculator Jupiter and CAMBRIDGE All
good Ones also started "Hcn Gerry Sporting
yScrt Day, July 13-The Gold Gun. value 100 gnnoos
added TO sweepstake Of 10 soys each two miles and
quarter, l6 subscribers. ~
MI Riddle c. Emancipation, years, lis lbs.
WTee pounds extra. Observation-Disclosures.
Lord searbofoughs br wndcifs, years old, liz
Lord Ctons br. h. Guido, (who beat at ManchesterH
yrs, l22 lbs. .............D Q
Lord Shepherds eli. C. Revolution a yrs iI2 Ibs
Lord Nowell's or. h. Roundwaist,5 years I22 lbs :
Bets d to against Emancipation :" A good race
~ sporting Magazine
sovs each, with twenty added-weioht for aOe-a milo
and half, III subscribers. ''
Mr. Riddles b. C. Emancipation, a years old -
MI Beardsworths br. C. Birmingham, years old 9
MI, 1ulley br H. Tranby years old ......... 3
The Nab, Clarence, Hassan, and three others started
U0" cieDerty =" Birmingham and Emancipation singled
themselves out from the party and fine race home
birmingham beat Emancipation at the last Doncaser
races emancipation has, however, improved very
considerably since them and WILL we have an idea turn
p 426 Thursday following, he ran for n Gold C,no
value i5O guneas, about two miles and 5 furlones
MT Wngstaf br c., the Saddler, by Wayerly
years olu, 10 IDS. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. l
Mr.. Riddle b. Emancipation, years old lis lbs .
H. le'fe sen IL howton by oiscan, years old, 100
Lord Cieveands b. Maria, years old Mr.. Beards
worths br c. Birmingham, years old lis lbs Lord
heloernes br. a. Retriever, and Lord Kelburne's oh =
by woiu also started, but not placed A most
splendid hed, and the exceedingly interest.
ing the pace treme ndous ICON bV Iaif a Nor
Emancipation wins rather disappointed within the dis
tance or the contest would have been still closer
Sporting Magazine, Vol l. p 43l, and Sporting Mooa
zne, NO ., p 4l5. The second e1ceIenf raee RIM Inv
emancipation this week. beating each time
ana many others OF the highest standing.
NoTttauerton, October 13-The Hornbv Castle s,,ats
OF l0 guIneas each, mile and half Subscribers
LORD Cieyelands b. c. Emancipation, 4 years old 1916
a, los, ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.
MT Robinson S b. T. Bounce, by Bralandorf ~ lbs .
MI. FOX b. T. by Bralandorf 10 lbs. ............ 2
ms year Emancipation started six times winning We
times, including the 30 guineas at Manchester lie
subsequently beat the winner very easily e o,
race after this year, except when he was
MS last race-being considered for. rh s,e eL1o,