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

NNMANCIPATlON.-Ih magnificent and
e "a passed English Race Horse aud Stallion will make
his first in America at my staLleS Charlotte Court
House, Va at G the season, and $500 insurance, de-
mandabc whenever tie mare Is tras!ercd or isccrtan-
ed to be with ioal; with ST. 10 the Groom in both
Mares will be well fed Tor - cents per day. and the most
extensive aud excellent paslurage furnished gratis. The
best accommodations are provided Tor rn@reS and c0S,
aad IliHy marcS; and the subscriber wall devote his
most aSSLuOnj attention to prevent accidents Or ESCAPES,
| but will not be responsible for either.
| This spicndid UJrSc, who WAS once ruiz against the
invncblc ran, and was beaten less t.an Aay lc"gh,
was subsc queny matched against him Ir 800 !uln.as,
and Prinm pail forfeit 10 him; for ttc0 gears consi
dcrcd the lest horse in the North o. England. lie is
large and beautiful bay, with the most admired appear
auc. and best action; III hands higi without any white,
Of great size, substance and powcr-ndccd TO him
is to admire hInor he is, perhaps, as fine specimen
Of horse flesh can be found in either America Eng
| land.
lie vas rot by that capil. Race horse ami Stallion
Whiskrr, bTo.hrr 10 WlIacbonc. (bvh winners f
the pcby.) and size of Memnon and The Colonel, both
winners Of the ST. L"g"r. Ills dam was b. that i'm
and stallion droisan, o the bcs of the
celebrated ohn Bull Of the d. rby, and the lest
horse of his day-l-ady Eliza by Whiuw"lttr--Spa i ia
Silvia b. Young M,k', Pcrrct b. b;o'h rlu Silv
by Gaze, RcguuS Lord Auruns Arabian Miabury.
Muso bay Turk, Bay Bolton, Cunrysklns, Hutton"
Gray Bm!, Byeriy Turk, Buster. " A raie running
family both sides, and 1t remarkable that every
colt o.! his dam has been Of rcry Myh character,
aad Of The first fvorl:cs for the neat ST. Lrgcr is
his sister Bcrswlag WHO won the great Champagne
stakes DuGcaslrr last fall. Ills dam has had eight
colts trained and although they were by five or slN dit
:rrcn; lvrses they all remarkably inc This
fact speaks Volumes Or his purity oil hlood-wiich 1t Is
sSary to trace any farther than to SLY 1t contains
cro*scs Of SIR Peter Traz!r liighyrr, Aatchrm He
rod, Eclipse, WaXy iot-S-US Snap ReGulus, BarlcttS
Chldrrs, Cadc, and the Godop!n and barley Arabians
lie Il very popular and sure toal geter IN Eng
land where he made taN SEASONS al II gumcas-and his
stock, or col:s are very fine and much admired and
heavily engaged il sweepstakes. The celebrated horses
Toub,v and Lawns!ccYrs out OF his DAM and to
show Emancipation uncommon ciaIls as Stallion,
will rive tie time Of two.nc at DIRK: in ci3,
wIril he ran in the unprecedented time OF minutes 81
seconds, carrying at years: l2O lbs.
l0rk Man lS.-Thc Shorts, sweepstakes Of oO sovs
each halt freit for years old colts III lbs, and lilies
III hs-last mile, & sa,scribc7s) Mr.. Riddles b. c.
Emancipation by Whiskcr II lbs, 3 years
Mr. Watts b. C. Apunlador, BY Backwood, III lbs
D. Of Leeds, b. by Whistler, la lbs years, .... 3
"Ucn ceccr!y Ly iengEi." Ran in minute amt 81
SccondS. Again: - Emancipation, great line horse
beat Apunador and the Dnke oil Leeds hilGy' out Of
Blucbeard da for the Shorts, mde, with uncom-
on cn:c having scarcely hair disturbed upon him II
Sporting Magazine, M l., p. -, and Race Ca!cIiGr
to same p. u. Those who cainorous for En-
rl;sh time will here EmancIptlon winning race at
his case with III lbs instead CT I'll lbs on him, in
minute and 50 seconds. This is good time ior the oO
lbs. American colts
DO trosicr, Ssp 2i.-Thc 81. Legcr Stakes OF -
cacn, lOT years TIC iOS
l,rs. i lbs, 81! Lrrcr course: o. subscyibers)
Mr. Bearisworhs br. C. Blrming ham: lis lbs |
Mr. W. Chrcy's b. c. Ptiam, By EnI!lus. IL lbs
Mr. Rdd!r's b. c. Enamel patton, by WhIskcr -.
Pedestrian, Brunswickcr, The CaGd:na Moss Rose.
Chancellor, Lady Enicnc, Spcndur. Mime, dIs, Red
star Lady Alowbrly. ilaSsan, Maria, Revolution, Jay,
LIndraiI Hegglr, The Balkan, Lawrlc Todd, Dolly.
ST. Nicholas aud our others started
:. Emancipation immediately singled himself out two
or three lengths, and went away Severe running was
MI, IN force Connolly began 10 bring up Blrm.ng
ham, as did also Chitncy Prians, and both came and
headed Emancipation The sinnd ich0: ua.a mo hnd
ucycr been Aeadcd -Sp"rng Magazine, No. }Sc.
Many good Judges Of opinion, the ScrcJiy OF the
work more than The hcavness Of the ground. the
essential cause of Pram being defeated. -Sporng Ma
razinr No =! p 81. E:nancp patton made all the run
nInr which rery Scrcrc and was never headed Til
near the inishtc three horses rnning out in breast
Ioyocr distances and recrrcdn tcrjci from Priam IN
mafch "The heavy stale Of the ground was decidedly
in favor of the strongest HORSES and the three largest
were frsl-Sportns Magazine, No |, p 3t, and a!ibI
;lguctescr, .!ay III, lS3l.-A piece OF Plate or Cold
Cuu. value 100 Gu;rcas. added TO subscription Of 10
sovs each with 80 for tie owner OF the second
horse: miles and 2iU yards, az subscrhc7sl
Mr. CEitons Dr. h. Guido, years old, l22 lbs. |
Mr. Riddles b. C. Emancipation year DID, III lbs 2
The celebrated horse Independence ) years DID, ll9
lbs and Recovery by Emilius, out OF Cameron dam,
wears old, Ia lbs, also started
: Preston, July 12.-The Stanley Stakes Of 10 sovs.
EACH with 80 added-weight for age-one mile and 4
quarter -. ,
old, ...............-.... !
Mr. Ciftons b. h. Fylde, ................. 800. 2
Rex Tetotum, Spectator, Jupiter and Cambridge all
good ones, also started "on gerry cle0sry