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

SFlt Dan, JUN l3-ln tou AuP, fuiuS i'o S"'I
added 10 s%crpslake oi ~ s"VS' eiI", wv "''N0
quarter. l6subscrlbcrs. ,,-,L
Mr. Riddles b. C Emancipation, years, I'D IDS
three pOEnGS Crtrd. :. '''''' rto
Lord Scarboroughs Dr. c. WIndc!lc, years o'"' - .
ouads .:....':.'!' I.'. 49,. =, Nancbcs,.rl
) yrs, - lbs. - ~, H.. . 4
Lard She plcrds CHI. c. icvuiGton.4 yrS: TX ho' $50
Lord N.w,rs sr h. Ruundwaist y"arS' lsa los -;
Bets u to against Emancipation. que" ''; ;
rSprriius .NagG-'"r
f,,.,y,,. Sc,, l0-Tlr Fl.Zw.l!am Stakes oil III
snys cac with twenty adLrd-w,ght Tor agr-~a mile
and u half, IL s:b cr,bcrS
Mr.. Riddle 5 b. c. Emancipation. years old ...,.''
Mr. Belrdswors !r. c. Birm"iAgIIa' years o'o 80 :,
Mr. GuE.ys Dr. H. 1ranby ) years old .....-..-.' D
The Nab Clarence lIaSsan and three others S!aF'u !
Ucu c',rrr!u Birmingham and Emancipation SitS'u
themselves oct from the party and f"" R"e RACE "o''
Hirnl:rl ram beat Emancipation at the last Do!es''
races .Emancipat"n has, however, improved i''y
,nr since. then and will. have All idea, turn
oui rurc GODd hoysc New Sporting Magazine: t"l l.:
D ,.G Thursday following, he ran for Il Cold CUP
value 30 gui,caS about two miles and . luIongS.
Mr. WagslaFS br. c., the Saddlcf, ny Ha't''y;
Nj Ei,I,s b. c. Euanc patton, years old, 10 IDS :
Mr.. Pelc's CHI h. EowtOn, by Oiscan, years DID, TX
Lord tcycland's b. f. Maria, years old, Mr.. Beards,
wor,h's liz c. birmingham, years old, Id lbs: loTa
kr.arrnrs br Ii. Retriever, and Lord hr"Hfhr Gil c.
b. Wou also started tut were not placed. q n'oHt
splendid field, and ''thr race was exceedingly
inr"-"lhc pace tremendous and" m0h w hHJ meek.
'Enancpa'on was rather disappointed W'th," INC es
lance or the contest would have been still CLOSER New
Sporting Magazine, Vol. l. p III, and Sporting Ma@a-
zine NJ ,, D. 4l3. The second cfcriient r"ce r"n by
ElancIpll this week, beating each time B"m"g""H
and many others of the highest standing
YrrthaHcriJn OcloLcr l:'-lhr ll,rnhy Castle Stakes
of ~ ruinras each Il mile and half, subscribers
Lord ClrvclaEds b. C. E:namc patton, years DID, 10
lbs. ....''.. -: '.'..'', =. H. >,
Alr. Fox : D. f. by BraandoIi, - lbs. .
This year emancipation started SLY times winning hive
times Including the 81 guincaS AZ Manchester. lie
subsequently beat the winner very easily! he never lost
race after this year, except "nrw!rn he was ai'ISS-
lis last racebring considered l0r two years The ch"W
piOn rice horSe in the North, whit Prism was III the
South at any distance. He sold ,r 80 gnnras 10
the Duke Of Cleveland. equal /" $"0oD, at years Old
Lut:erch Eridyc, Irrd 2'.-lnr Craven stakes OF ~
sovs each, weight Tor are, lI:" amd rc lurongs, 10
Subscribers.
Lord Cleveland b. C. Emancipation 4 years DID,
NJ. Shcpprld's CHI C. Revolution, years DID,
Mr.. Hope b. c. Wlngiam, = years Did, ....... /"
Jenny Mills, Barkson Rex O>*:an and Fi"ri", also
started bat wcrc placed. Bets 10 EmanciPa-
ton Il LG0atJni rGrc
Presioa Jnly lI.--Thc Gold Cup, value 100 add
cd TO swcepslakc Of ~ sovs each for all ayes, weight
Tor are, two miles and quarter, II subscribers:
Lord Crvelands h. h. E:nanc patton, rs. old, l22bs.,
Nh Alustyns b. Her !iighncss years old, 10 lbs, =
Mr. Richardson's b. T. Lady Eirzabclll years old, 3
Sir r. W. BuIkIrys b. c. Pickpockct. i years old,
\ l;nr field and exec rnl raCc-iron cicrcIfg.
DUncaS;cr .SrDicmbcr lc-ihr first of the Don
Stakes Of III s"vS each. with - added weight for
arc, tio niles, 10 subscribers.
Lard Clcvcands h. II. Emancipation, 5 years old,
Mr. Bar,Isworhsb. Colwick years old, ........ =
Mir UUu!isworth br. c. Contest, years old, 5
A most excellent cunlr>t--won clevcry by Emauci
patton, after beautiful racc.Spoct;ny Magazine, No.
>, 49,, -
b. H. Emancipa;inn by Whistler, received forfeit from
Lprd ChcSterclds b. Il. Primitive middle mcs-:,O0
sovs 200 forfeit
YORK; .IaguSt Mating. 1S'}- Onc-hird Of the great
subscription Of % each. with 80 added b. the
puratoll-wright for agc-ionr MITES. II subscribers.
Duke of Cleveland Is b. b. Emancip ation Il ycars cld
walked over. Although there were eleven subscribers
and great many horses the ground, none could BE-
found to face Mc iMrincibic, and he permitted To
walk and take the purse, strings and alI.-Sport-
ing Magazine, No. :, p. 4lS He Immediately at:
ter beaten for the Silver Turccn, miles, after
excellent race run in > minutes 81 seconds and won by
q half length being aI:iiss.
In addition the above races he beat for sweep
stakes Of 81 each, Beagle, Lady Frances and
other (2l subscribers won by The Cardinal, also Rcd
stark Tor Gascoigne Stakes. (42 Subscrbcrs) by
Birmingham, and RJundwaist, ROsSignol and Don Pc
dro, for Gold Cup, Two and quarter miles, at Rich
mond, by NlcdorO, all when three years old, and
large field for the Champagne, at Doncaster, won by
Raby
The above all the races he run; from which it will
appear lie the most fashionable courses, and
against the very best horses and won with tery co
ccptionS-whrn he always beat fine horses, and with
great credit He was inferior IL none in size, FORM beau
y, substance and power well pedigree and rcpu-
ation and had perhaps only one equal o has yc0r-Prt-
am-with whom he cOneudcd with dirdcd success and
pulatiun He was therefore, OF the First among
the very first race horses Of modern times.
As this noble animal will make only here,
it'll advisable that all who may wish 10 get runners aud
stock Of the best quality not TO let this opportunity
cape. After the running OF The colts oi uiprd horses
quite inferior to him, who Can doubt that his colts
will beat the colts of the American horses who
compare their time and their weight TO his?
cannot omit TO advert 10 the base, malicious and i'm
potent attack made in the TURF Register on Carrt, by
a Breeder lie who could send forth such piece,
must be both ignorant and knavs for he msiook Will
liamss br. ClareL Tor Wilson's b. {. Clarct-so his
remarks do not apply 10 The horse ! stood. | will
further say, kna"iSi attempt has been made to de-
prcciac this horse Carrt, account Of his PRICE, that
| have authority to say he cost in England much US
Shark Bedford and DIonc, all three tOgc'hrrlhrrc Of
the best horses inIportcd-and that Emanci patton
and five other horses belonging to the gentleman.
cost about much money aiMc hDrScS crcr brOugM
tbs counry besides thos. owned b. them put t"gr-
tIcr So much for slnderous and untounGcd charges.
WYATT CARDWELL.
March -. lO6-wIw
n = DOLLARS REWARD tor Brisy, who went off
%ob on the might of the eth Of February last She
is a very likely negro woman from - 10 81 years Of are,
has an excellent counlcnuncr speaks quick when spo
ken to, bushy head, particular marks !rc"cctcd sup
posed 10 be about live feet high, spare maGecarrrd oil
all her clothlng among which three calico dresses,
to wit: one white and rcd-pnc yellow, red purple, aud
whitc-hc other white. rcd. aud purple; also, dress.
made of coun,erpanc, blue and whtc-ore checked
apron blue and white. Her winter dress filed in
with yarn and cotton four threads each Also mas
white yarn coat, the cuffs and collar made of red pad
ding. Several handkrrci!rfs--a which
small. black silk. Her other dressing rccuccrd
will give the above reward if taken Of the county
and secured that get her again or ten dollars II
taken in the county and delivered 10 me. 1t is likely
she may have free papcts, or pass. written by
person. FIELD CLARK, 6. )
Lunenburg, March 10. lD5-Gt
RICHMOND FRENCH BURR MILESTONE
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