Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-03-22

MI il!uulc D. c. Se1I "io, LII
The celebrated horse Independence years old, III
lbs and Recovery, by Emus out OF Cameron Gam,
years old, III lbs. also started.
Preston, july l2-Thc Stanley Stakes OF 10 soTs
EACH with 80 adIed-weighi for age-one mile and
Mr Riddles b. c. Emancipation, by Whsker, years
old, NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. .....-.--.''t
Mr. Cliitn's b. n. Fylde, ................. $50.
Rex. Te,o,um. Spcculator Jupiter and Cambridge. all
good Ones also started. ion rery clereriy Sporting
Hasu=ine
.Icut Day. July l3-The Gold Cup value 100 guineas,
added swecpslake OF ~ sors each, Two mics anc
quarter. 10 subscribers.
Sir. Ridd.esb c Emancipation, years, ll5 lbs.
three pounds extra. ......... 49,.
Lord Scarooroughs br. c. Wndcittc, 4 years DID, III
pounds NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. =
LORD Ciitons Dr. h. Guido, (wlo beat 4, Manclsester
yrs, l22 lbs .....:::.:.....
Lord Shrpherds CHI c. Revolution yrs, liz lbs. -.
Lord Newe!rs or. a. Roundwaist, years l22 los -.
Bets TOD against Emanci patton. . 4 good race
Sporting Magazine.
Doncas,er. Sept. l9.-The Fizwi!liam Stakes Of 10
sovs each, with twenty added-weight for aga mile
and half, II sab crbers.
Mr. Riddles b. c. Emancipation, years old .......
Mr. Beardsworihs br. c. Birmingham, years old 80.
Mr. Gullev's Or. h. TraEby years old ........... 5
The Nab Clarence, Hassan, and three others started
lion ciceery. Birmingham and Emancl Pation singled
themselves from the party and ins race home
Birmingham beat Elnanc patton al the last Doncaster
races. transcription has. however, improved ve:y
considerably since then and WILL we have an idea, turn
out rare good horse. New Sporting Magazine, vol |,
D. 426 Thursday following, he ian ios Cold Cup,
value $50 puneas about two miles and furlongs.
Mr. Wagstails br. c., the Setdler, by Waverly, 5
wears old. 20 los. northumberland. ....:...-
MI Riddles b. C. Emancipation, years DID, 10 lbs
Nix. Petle CHI h. Rowton by Olscan, years old, ~
Lord Clrvelani's b. + Maria, years old. Mr. Boards.
worhs b. C. Blrmny ham, years old, llo lbs, Lord
kebe br. n Retriever, and Lord helouIne Gu c.
BY Wotu also started, but were not placed. A most
splenu.d field and 1.-The WAS exceedingly interest
iny-.lhe pace Tremendous and aeon ty mug Heeh.
rather disappointed within the dis
lance, tine contest would have been si!l Closer
Sporting Magazine Vol l, p. 49, and Sporting Maya
zine No. j. p. 4l5 The second excellent race run oy
Emancipation this week. beating each time birmingham
and many others of the highes, standing.
Nsrthalierion October l3-Ihe Hornby Castle Stakes
of 10 yuineas each, mile and hall, , subscribers.
Lord Gle cland's b. Emancipation, years old, IN
lbs OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. ...:...
Mir RoolnsunS b. Bounce, by BtaiandoEt, &c lbs
Mr. Fox 5 b. f. BY Bralando:i, % lbs. .......... 5
Tnis year patton started SIX times, winning hve
times including The 81 gulneas Il Manchester lie
sequenily beat the winner very easily lie never LOST
race after THIS year, except one-wnen ne was aiss-
his las, raccbr!ng considered Tor TWO years the ehah
vua race horse in the North while Priam was IN the
South al auv distance. He sold ior 10 guIneas TO
the Duke Cleveland, equa! 10 iGco, at years oid
ca; erick Fridge, 5prti 2o.-lhe Craven sahes OF ~
soys each weight age ue and iitrc iu:longs. III
Subscribers.
Lord Cleveland b. c. Emancipation, years old, l
Mr. Sieplerds en- Revolution, years old,
Mn Hope b. C n!ltinglam, years old, ..... 5
Jenny Mills Barkstun Krx Osslan aud fioriu, also
started bu, were placed Bets to on Enanclpa-
iion. i beautiful race. .
Preston, jug 1.-THE Gold Cup, value loo soss. add
ed 10 pstuke of 10 sovs. each tor all ages weight
for age i:po miles and quarter: II Subscribers
Lord Cleveland b. h. EuancIpalion5y rs DID, l22 lbs,
Ar Mos,yns b. t. Her higness, years old, 10 los,
MI Kicnar dson b. I. Lady Elizaort i years DID, )
SIR K. w. BuIklsy 5 b. [. Pickpocket. years old,
! tine field anu excellent raCe-r0n cterJig.
D0nc0ser, September lc-Ihe first year oi the Don
caster Stakes ~ each. with ~ added weight ~.
age two miles. ~ subscribers.
Lord Cicvelauds b. h. Esnancipatiou years Ole, 80.
Mr. Bardsworth b. C. Coiwick, years old, .....2
MIR. Houtswo:tn Or c. Contest i years DID, .::.... )
A most exceen, coutest-wOn clerery by EmancI-
patton, after beautiful face-9poF"hs w.
.: p. is+. :.
Ns.c Market, HoughtOn .4eetng-Lord Cereland's
b. h. iyaton: by Wnsker, received ioseit from
Lord Chez crllei's b. H. Friam-two middle n1es-ooO
sovs 200 forfeit
York. iugust Meeting. lS33-Ou third Of the great
subscription OF - each, with 80 added BY the cor
poraiion-weg t for age-juur males, ii subscribers.
Duke of cleveland 5 b. b. Emancipation i years old,
walked over. Although there were eleven SUBSCRIBERS
anu great MANY horses the ground: none could be
found " face tie nrucyie, and he was permitted to
walk over and take the purse, strings and al! -spo:t
iag Magazine, No. :, P. AS de was immediately al
Ter teaicn for the Silver Tureen, two miles, after an
excellent race, minutes ii seconds and won oy
half length, being aui!SS.
In addition tue above races lie oeat !of sweep
stakes O.. 80 each. Beay e, Lady Frances anc an
other (2l sutscrbers) Uy The Cardinal. also Ned
stark for GaScoigne STAKES, (2 suoscEloerS WON ny
B.rlnlng haI anu Roundwa!st. Rossgno and Don Re-
dro for Guild Lup, TWO and quarter miles, al Rich
uout won by Meooro all when three years old, and
large field the Champagne, at DoncasteI, won BY
Raby. go
The above are al the races he rum from which il will
apocar he run the fashionable courses, and
against the very best horses and won with eeTy Je1c ek
ceptions-wlei always beat fine horses. and run with
IT, substance and power, well pedigree and repu
tuton; and had perhaps only equal oi htS Et3r-T
su-wth ehOR he cUndtd with 0trtGtd success ana re-
nua..on lie was therefore. OF the FIRST among
the very first race horses of modern times
As this noble animal will ,naSe only season here,
ills advisable that all who may wish 10 get runners, ac
stock Of the bes, qualify, let this opportunity es
cape After the running oi the colts OF Imported horses
cutie inferior him, who now doubt that his colts
Will beat the colts ui the American horses: or "Ho can
COMPARE their time and the5 weight 10 ms:
i.cauuot omit to advert the base ina!cous. and I'M
,.u, ui,ack made in the Turf Register Ciarci by
= Breeder He who could send forth such 4 piece,
mus. Be both Ignorant and kuarlsh; ior he nislooH IL
liams's br C. ilaret for Wilson b. c. Caret-so his
remarks do not apply 10 the horse stood VIII
further say as knavsh attempt has been made to de-
prcciae lnis horse CiaIet account OF his p'ce, tha
have authority to say he cost in England as much as
Shark Bedford and doomed, all three ogeiher-ih!ee OF
the best horses ever inporied-and that Emancipation
and five other horses belonging to the same senteinaa
cost about much money as all Tie horses ereT "ous
TO ttts euuatrg besides those owned by thei put oe
WYATT CARDWELL.
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