Cheraw gazette. [volume] (Cheraw, S.C.) 1835-1838, 1836-06-14

E, Van Buren,, Col. Myers s. m. Lady Deef.
pond. and Mr.. X. Adams e.. C. Cuifee; and
though ho again got on the track and won the
heat, he was ruled out by the Jndges-and on
the next day, 22d, three mile heats purse S2OO,
was again ruled out, from crossing q corner OF
the track. while more than 2OO yards N ADVANCE
Of Mr.Adam SIS. c. Sally Bailey, by Mufat, snd
one other not now recollected. -
On the 23d, two mile heats, purse Slll, he
was run with blind bride, and won win great
ease, hand in hand. (These races never before
pubished)
On the 18th of January, 1892, he won the
Jockey Club purse, S2l5, at Columbia, 5. G.,
two mile heats, beating Col. X. Adams Iapsa-
lai, by Crusader, Col. VIM: X Johnson's An
nette, by Sir Charles, Mr. Rive's Sourcrout, by
Rob Roy, and Mr.. Woodward's Water Witch
by do. Time 3 min. Sc sec:.l min. 4 Sec
Turf Register, vol. 3, page 3l6)
On the 26th January, same year, he won tho
Jockey Club purse. S4OO, at Camden, four mile
heats, over an exceeding rouh and hard frozen
coursc-bcatipg Mr.. Smithsn ary Frances, by
Director, ) wears old, and DR.. Ellerbee's Jean.
cite, by Eclipse, dam by Cock of the Rock, FIVE
wears old. Time min. 90 SECS min. q. sec.
Turf Register, vol. 3. page 1851
lie was taken to Charleston, with his feet still
sore from his Camden race, and On the 22d Of
February. 1892, on the Washington Course,
mile heats, carrying l0alb., purse $1,000, bolted
on the last stretch othe fourth round OF the first
heat, just passed in advance Of Col. VIM. K.
Johnson's Trihe, by Sir Charles, carrying
! STlb., and Mr. Thurston's Red Gauntlet, by
Sumter, See note on the same, Turf Register,
vol. 3, page 1861 And on the next day, 23d,
on the same course, he Won sweep-stake,
mile heats, beating Mr.. Browns Pelham, BY ko-
siusko, and dstancing Mr.. Aliens Helen Nc
Grcgor by Reliance. Time min. 81 sec,-4
min. 6 sec-fyol. 3. page 1861
On the Sd ofJanuary. 1888, he won the Jock
cy Club purse, $500, on the Stateburg Course
4 mile hcats-beating Mr.. J. X. Bulloch's b. N.
Slascy, by Muchlejohn, and Col. J, ]. Moore's
:. c. Uncas, by Sir Archy. Jr. Times min.
81 scc.-7 min. 81. sec. Never before publish
ed.)
! On the aoth Of January, same year he won tho
Jockey Club purse, 55S, at Columbia, s, c., 4
mile heats, beating Col. VIM. R. JoImson's CHI.
! h. Collier, by Sir Charles. dam by Whip. Time
! = min 10 SECS min l6 sec. Turf Register,
vol, 4, p 42l,) And on the same course, Jan.
3lst he Won the Handicap purse, 1886, three
mile heats, carrying ll2Ibs, and beating Col.
VIM, r. Johnson's Betsey marc, ty Contention
carrying 90lbs. Time min. sec.-6 min. l
sec. Very heavy sand turfy. Turf Register
vol. 4 page 42l..
On the 9th February following, he Won ihe
sweepstakes on thew ashingtonC CourseC Charleston
9 mile heats, beating DIR. Boyd's gr. h. Specula-
tor, 6 years old. Time min. l sec.-4 min. 9
sec. (Hurf Register, vol. 4. page 424.l
He was then taken to Virginia bv Mr. Gar
rison, where, on the Jcrusalcm Course, he won
the Jockey Club plrs:, 500 milo heats,
! beating r. N. Nicholson's b. h. Red Rover, by
Carolinian. Time min. 36 sec. Pronounced
| the quickest race ever run over the Jerusalem
track. Crurf Register, vol. 4, page 5399
! At Cae,pfeld, Virginia, walked over the course
for the Jockey Club purse, 5000. (Turf Regis
! ter. vol. 5. page 1881
On the oath of May following, at Norfolk,
over heavy course, made still heavier by exces-
sive RAIN, and being out Of order, he was
by Hector Davis's Dolly Dixon, mile heats, rur-
ming heats in the following order Dolly Diy.
on. U
Mucklciolin, ) 70
o. P. Mares Prince George, by
Contention, 8 dis
Time min. SO SECS min.-4l SECS min.
Turf Register, vol. 4, page 544.)
At Newmarket Virginia, on the llth of Oc-
tobcrls3i, he won the Jockey Club purse, $500,
mile heats, II horses entered, running 4 heats
l6 miles IN the following order: -
Mucklejohn, 5
Vests Lady Sumner, by Shaw.
nee, 9 ls32
Harrison's Tuberose, by Arab, 9 4 3
Mares Mohawk, by Shawnee, 4 2f
Wyn's Mary Randolph by Co. -
hanna, 5k
Taylor's Multifora, by Ratler, A drawn
VIM. r. Johnson's Calculation, saat
b. Contention, 3 dist. u ess
Goodies Row Galley, By Arab. drawn
Morris's Merab, by Go dist.
Hector Davis's Dolly Dixon. by ''-s<s,s
Sir Charles, dist.
J. 4. Bolts Douglass, by Co.
hanna, dist.
*lauled out.
Time min. 6 SECS min. sec-6 min. IA
soc-s min assoc. Turf Register, vol. S, page
200.
Having one of his legs much injured in tho
above race, and being out Of order, he was again
beaten on the Norfolk course, LIST November,
1888, mile heats, by VIM. Wyn's Anvil, 4years
old, by Monsieur ronson, in the following order:
A$:9i:j.ap. Aas!'i Il
j.. T. Bolts Arianda.
J. J. Harriron's Festival, 2 dist.
Time min. ~ sec-S min. 4 sec. (Tuf Re-
gister, vol >, page 3l3)
He was then returned to South Carolina, in
bad order, lame and much injured by the journey
or otherwise: and on the l4th Of January, 1884,
being still out of order, and carrying l20lbs, he
was beaten at Columbia mi,e heats,by Col Paul
Fitzsimmons' Bctsey Hare, by Contention, car.
rying l09lbs Time 8 min 90 sec-8 min. IL
sec. Track mile 10 feet Soil unelastic, hea.
Wy sand, unfayorable to quick time. fTur Re-
gister, vol. 5. p 3S8.) And on tho 18th, on the
same course, he won the Handicap purse, $295,
carrying l02lbs, against Col VIM. II. MAYORS cb
Blackstock. by Congaree carrying q feather
Won easy, time not stated. fTarf Regiaer