Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1840-04-30


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yigor, and very lively and
gay He is OF remarkably fine size--fulky sixteer
hands, well proportoned and hand.eme with
plenty of bone, sinec and muscle, ard ininaitqblg
superb legs and feel. His mastery power and size
added to his beauty, splendid career the turf
rich and fashionable pedigree for speed and bottom
or stoutness and the great promise Of his colts af
far as tried, make him really and iacomParatly
the beat Stallion in all this section If country, ana
long aoag the best for speed and lotion, as pei
as size, substance, and power.---None other de-
serves a comparison. WHALES career the
turf was very brilliant. At Epson, he was fourth
for the Derby (l2i subscribers, the fastest re-
ord, and it is generally conceded be would have
won if he bad made play hHle sooner,) beating
Glaucus, Forester, Catslonan, Cactus, Sir Robert,
Imbar, Despot, Titan, Astraean, EgyPius, Shy
lock, Genmore, (out Of Glencoe's dam) Prince
Lewellyn. Uncle Toby Pagan, and or others.
He was second fayorite.
GoopwooD, August ?, 1888.
The Kings plate OF 100 guineas--weght for
age---aear four mties--and for all ages
MIR. Greyille'sb b. Whale, by Whaebone,
3 years old, 1902 lbs.
Mr. Guly's b. f. Lady Fly, by Bustord,
years old,
Sir Mark Woods br. m. Lucetta, b, Reyel-
Ter, aged,
Lord Egremont's b. c. Sussex, by Skim,
years old,
Betting 6 to on Whale. who took the track made
play was never headed, and won easy We here
find him, at years old, carrying I02 lbs, beating
Lucetta the best mare in England Of her year, and
Lady Fly, of the best runners Of her day. TIN
day before this race, he ran secona for the ceebrs-
81 Z astla Raff
Gallopade, Minister, Roadster, Hokee Pokee, Mar
gravine, and ano,her-37 subscribers, The Fog
Sportg. Magazine says: j" fhe had been allowed
TO make play. he would have ven"
NEWMARKET October 28.
Mr.. Greville's b. C. Whale, received forfeit from
Lord Veruam's o. c. Casino. BY Sultan, JIG lbs
each, 9 miles, 900 guineas, h. #. Hercceived 100
soveleigns as the Cd horse for the gold cup al
Goodwood-37 subscribers.
NEWMARKET, April 49, 1884.
A sweepstakes of 100 sovereigns, each, IA. f.,
across the lat-4 subscribers.
Mr.. Grevile's b. c. Whale, by Whalebone,
years DID,
Col PeaFs ch. h. Nonsense, by Bedlamite,
years old,
Dlke of Rutland, b. c. Shylock, by Reve-
ler, years old,
april 3lst--same glacc Mr.. GreviIles b. c.
Whale, received forfeit from Lord Exeter's b. c.
Cactus, by Sultan, l6 lbs EACH flat, 200 gum
cas-, BALI forfeit
Merit aay-A match for 200 sovereigns, a. fiat,
h. f.
MIR. Greyilles b. c. Whale, by Whalebone,
years old, 1913 bs.,
Mr.. Gullys gr c. Viator, by Stumps, years
old, i12 lbs.
Betting to on Whalo-won easy. Viator was
a 6ne racer. and won the grea, Riddlesworth and
other important
Same dug Handicap sweepstakes of 10 soyer-
eigns each-T. Y. course-8 subscribers.
Mr. Greville's b. c. Whale years old, 1873
pounds
Sir NJ. Woods ch. h, Amesbury, by Phan-
tom, years old, ia los.
Lord Litchfelds gr. 9 Cab, years old, 1914 lbs.
Mr. Yates CHI m. Sensitive, by Cain, years old,
lis lbs-Lord Chestetfelds b. i. Diree, 10y Part
san, years old, rs lbs.-Mr. Peuits f., sister
TO Glaucus 3 years old, 96 lbs. and Gen. GrosVe-
nor's br C. Dick, years old, 81 lbs, also steftod
but were not paced.-Bettng to l against hale
In this race he beat several fine race horses, and
gave weight to all in the race. To Amasbury,
frequent aud good winner, he gave year and Id
lbs and beat him. and also great weight to all The
others He won, tits leesk, at Newmarket (Jhe
best course in England toaT races-an incontestt-
bic proof OF his cioiUs racer OF the first o. te
After these races, ha rn4t with an accident, which
caused hl' 30 - t, io' 's c
America ,oo.
~9 a-o I o,p' 'u'y oV iooi
me AAu'ee P'a.s -, ." ~ 6o.ler ~.
OF sovereign e"0"' '''''
Mt Gfev'lles b. c. Whale years
Old. ll9 lbs. 3-l-l
Mr. Yates's Ophelia, year, ola. 100
lbs i-%-dr'
Mr. rarralFs b. m. Kate, years Old,
l25 lbs. Dr.
po,,;nc & m 4 nm Whale See ths vpislts car