Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-03-22
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MIR. Con's br. h. Guido, years old 122 lbs.
MIR. Riddles b. c. Emancipation, year old, Id lbs. 9
The celebrated horse Independence, years old, 10
lbs and Recovery, by Emilus out Of Cameron dam,
years old, ia lbs, also started
Preston, July I2.-1hc Stanley Stakes of 10
each, with 80 added-weight for age-one mile and a
quarter.
Mr.; Riddles b. c. Emancipation, by whisker, years
old, 1900.
Rex. Tetotum, Specuator Jupiter aud Cambridge, all
good ones, also started. Sion Uery eieUerly
.nagdzine.
Se1t Day, July 13-The Gold Cup, value LOG guiness,
added 10 sweepsake of 10 each, two miles and a
quarter, 16 subscribers
Mr.: Riddles b.. Emancipation, years, 115 lbs.
three pounds c1frd.
Lord Scarborouglls br. c. Wndcfe, years old, 1i2
Lord Gibbons br h. Guido. (who beat at MancheserS
yrs, I22 lbs. ........................ 3
Lord Shepherds ch. c. Revolution, yrs, ll2 lbs -.
Lord Nowell's gr h. Roundwaist years, 122 lbs.
Bets u to against Emancipation " A good race
Doneastcr, Sept I9-The F,zwiliam Stakes of 10
sovs each with twenty added--weight for age-a mile
and half IL subscribers.
MIR. Riddles b. c. Emancipation, years old ........
MIR. Beardsworth s br. c. Birmingham, years old 2
MIR. Guley br h. 1ranby years old 3
The Nab, Clarence Hassan, and three others started
Hon cteceriy. Birmingham and Emancipation singled
themselves out from the party and fine home
Birmingham beat Emancipation at the last Doncaser
races. Emancipation has, however, improved very
out good horse New Sporting Magazine, vol ,
p 420. Thursday following, he for Gold Cup,
value $50 guneas about two miles and furlongs.
Mr. Wagstafs br. c., the Suddler, by Wavery,
years DID, 80 lbs. ..................... 1
Mr.. Riddles b. c. Emancipation years old, lis lbs
MIR. Petre's CHI. h. Rowton, by Oscan years old, l2
Lord Ceveland's b. f. Maria, years DID, Mr.. Boards
worth's br Birmingham, years old, ll5 lbs Lord
Kelbernes br h. Retriever and Lord Kelburne's CHI.
by Woful, also started, but not placed. A most
splendid field, and the race was exceedingly interest
g-"the pace IRENE ndous and icon IN haIf neck "
Emancipation was rather disappointed within the dis
lance, the contest would have been still coser.New
Sporting Magazine, Vol l, p. 43l, and Sporting Maya
zine, No 3, p. 4l5. The second excellent run by
Emancipation this week, beating each time Birmingham
and many others of the highest standing.
Northauerton, October I3-Ihe Horribly Castle Stakes
os 10 guineas each, mile and half, subscribers
Lord Cleveland's b. Emancipation years old 126
lbs n - -
Mr. Fox's b. {. by Braandori, 40 lbs ........... 3
This year f. aanclpaton started six times, winning FIVE
times, including the 80 guineas ut Manchester. He
subsequently, beat the winner very easily He never
after this year, except one,-when he
his last racebeng considered for two years the cham
pion horse in the North, while Priam in the
South, at any distance. He sold for 200 guneas
the Duke OF Cleveland equal TO $4,000 at years old
Cat.eyick Bridge, Apru 25-The Craven Stakes of 10
sovs each weight Tor age, mile and three iurongs, 10
subscribers.
Lord Cevelands b. C. Emancipation, years old =.
Mr. Shepperds CHI. Revolution, years old, .... ,
MIR Hope b. C. Nottingham, 2 years old, ....... 3
Jenny Mills, Barkston Rex, Ossan and Flono, also
started, but were not placed Bets D to on Emancpa-
Preston, July 1.-THE Gold Cup, value 100 sovs add.
ed sweepstake of 10 each, NIL ages weight
| for age two miles aud a quarter, III subscribers
Lord Cleveland b. h. Enanc DID, l22 lbs
Mr.. Mosyns b. f. Her iighness years old 10 lbs
Mr. Richardson's b. f. Lady Elizabeth a wears old !,
SIR II. w. Bulkeys b. C. Pickpocket, years old 4
| line field and excellent ciereJig.
Doneaster, September l5-The first year OF the DON
caster Stakes OF 10 each, with 20 added weight for
! age, two miles, 10 subscribers
Lord Ceveands b. II. Emancipation years old 49,.
Mr.. Bardsworth's b. Colwick, years old,
Mr. Houdswortl br. C. Contest, years old, .... 3
80 A most excellent contest-won cleverly by Emanci.
patton, after beautiful race.-Sporng Magazine, No.
D, p. 494.
Neio Market, HOughton .Meeting.-Lord Cleveland's
b. a. Emancipation, by Whisker received forfeit from
Lord Chesteriied's b. Ii. Priam-two middle mes-5O0
sovs, 200 forfeit.
York, august Needing 1S33-One- third of the great
subscription OF 70 sovs eacb with 90 added by the
poration-weght for age-tour miles, subscribers.
i Duke of Cleveland b. b. Emancipation, q years old
walked Although there were eleven subscribers
and great many horses on the ground, none could be
found TO face tie uDineiGc and he was permitted "a
walk and take the purse strings and alI"-Sport
ing Magazine, No. z, p 4I5. He was immediately af.
ter beaten Tor the Silver Tureen, two miles, after
excellent race in minutes 81 seconds and by
| 4 half length being anss.
In addition the above races he beat for a sweep.
stakes OF 80 each, Beagle, Lady Frances and an
other, 2l subscribers) by The Cardinal, also Red
stark, tor Gascoigne Stakes (s2 subscribers won by
Birmingham, aud Roundwast, Rossignol and Don Pc.
dro, for Gold cup, two and quarter miles at Rich
mond by Medoro, all when three years old and Q
large field for the Champagne, at Doncaster, won by
Raby.
The above ali the he run; from which il will
appear he the most fashionable Courses ano
against the very best Horses and with Gerry feo ex
cepions-wen he always beat fine horses and run will
great credit. lie inferior size form bea
~, substance aud power well pedigree and repu
taon; and had perhaps only equal of his ycarPr
a0swith toh0m he concndcd with dirded and
lPuation he was therefore, of the "first among
the very frst horses Of modern times
As thus noble animal will make only season here
advisable that all who may wish to get runners anC
stock of the best quality not to let this opportunity
cape Ai1er the running Of the colts OF imported
quite inferior 10 him, who doubt that his colt.
viii beat the colts OF the American horses? or who cur
compare their time and their weight TO hs'
cannot omit TO advert to the malicious and i'm
potent attack made in the Turf Register Claret b,
"A Breeder. He who could send forth such a piece
must be both ignorant and knavisl; for he misook vii
liamss br. Caret for Wilson's b. c. Clarct-so hi
: remarks do not apply TO the horse / stood | will
further say, knavsh attempt has been made to dc
Preciae this horse ClaTet, of his price tina
have authority TO say he in England ms much AZ
Shark, Bedford and Domed all three fogeiher-tbree o
the best horses imported-and that Emancipation
aud five other horses belonging to the gentleman,
cost about as much money all Tie horses Jrough
10 his country besides those owned by them put toge
Their So much for slunderous aud unfounded charges
WYATT CARDWELL.
March 90. IOG-w1w
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