Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1843-05-04

AfViiS most capital Racer and getier Of Race
borses will stand this season (Which will
end LIZ July,l at my stable, 9A miles east Of Ber-
Fyville, Al $40 the season, to be paid Oh or be-
fore the 2nd Or July next 40 insurance. IL Is
paid a spon as the mare IS known 10 be ID foai:f
Parting With. the mare or irregular attendance
IL thesstand, forfeHs The insurance Groom Al.
10 be gent with the mare, Part bred mares cane
come al $25 the season, and $40 insurance, and
altogether coarse mares at SIS the season, and
$25 insurance, il paidb the Cd Of July next for
season, or as soon as known 10 be in foaF for in
suranee, otherwise there will be no deduction
Tbis is fine grass country, and pasture will be
furnished at 50cents per week. Good attention
twill be paid to mares and colts, care taken 10
.preyent accidents or escapes. butsI will not be-
accountable for either Mares to be fed on
grain must bring written directions 10 That
Effect il Will be furnished as cheap as possible
/ "a gentleman putting 5 mares or hissown. will
i1Epe entitled to one Of them gratis Al company
putting 8, and each one accountable Tor all, will
s.be entitled to one Of them gsatis. Mares must
airing with them written DIRECTIONS upon what
.!terms they are TO be put. Mares put last year
4 oJ he seasen and failing, may be insured this
#year Of season price, IL their accounts were set
+ tied UP by July ID, 1912. Mares put this year.
fby the SEASON and failing. may be- insured next
4year 10 any horse then standing at my stable, at
season price Of such horse, If their accounts for
/ this year shall be settled by the Cd July next.
4 No marc will be entitled TO- these privileges and
advantages, unless these terms are strictly COM
/ piled with.
The attention Of the public is particularly in
4 yited to his game blood, remarkable stoutness
L and capacity to carry heavy weights, endure
/. great fatigue, and run long4Iislances, and The
4 promise and runnings Of his get, extracted from
!! the Sporting Journals and other sources
+ tSkYLARK is the best son Of Waxy Pope,
B winner of the Derby; who was the best son Of
. Waxy,l his dam .Skylafk, (dam also of Giles, a
& capital four mile. horse, was got by Musician,
{ out Of sister 70 Prouette, by young Eagle, Par
1 risoltby. Sir Peter--her dam Deceit sister TO
the yellow mare by Tandem-Perdita by Herod
Fair Forester by Sioe-Foresier-
Crafts bay batb--Makeless- Brimmer-So Of
N Dodsworth-Burton Barb mare.
|, Waxy Pope was by Waxy, out or the famous
4 old Prunella, who was dam also Of Penelope.
dam Of Whaebone, Whisker, &c., Parasol,
Pellsse, Rodargus, Pioneer Pledge, Pope Joan,
I, Piquet and Prudence; all names Of distinction
sf Musician was got by Worthy, out of Wood
i biEe, dam also Of Music and Minuel, both vim
] nefs of the 0aks,) by Woodpecker; Puzzle By
!. Matehem Princess by Herod Julia By Blank /;
a Spectators dam BY Partner, &cs
Z Young Eagle, own brother TO Eagle & Spread
Eagle, was got BY Volunteer, dam by Hig6fyer
y b"btb1o Ooucf h<dsa ~ Will " 4rAf6HefT
. Miss Makeless, Sc.
n PERFORMANCES AND THOSE OF HIS GET.
'SKrLARx is in splendid health, order and con
dtion and will no doubt please your eountry better
than any horse they ever had saw, or can see. He
is rich bay, beautiful gay of very superior action
and power, strong enough for dray, and is to- day
the next horse to Priam If not fully bis equal Ma
ny Of ourbest Judges think SkyIsrkls colts in this
country, are the finest they have ever in SIZE,
bone and appearance, except perhap Fslde's colts
indeed for size, COLOR game and soutness his colts
nearly aI uneqlalled He has had three coils to
start ia Ameriea-al winners, and some Of Them
81 several times Ot their ruuaings and winnings in
ii ireland and England. lcannot say enough; last year
81 his colts won out of l6 Kings Plates 10 Ireland,
more than half of all run for, and against the get Of
II Sir Hercules, Priam, Velocipede, Emiius, Econo-
mist Sire OF Harkaway, and all the other stations
II nearly Of Ireland and England. He has had .lriy
three Or foer colts carried over to England. =
All were winners, and some Of them many tiThes on
q the English turf twill thus be seen they have
successful wherever triedhis colts are verg seie-
brated for the saddle, the chase. or as hunters as
well IS on the turf Many Of his colts have won AZ
miles and mile heats" But observe ms own
perforhiances.
"Skyark won 40 races, heavy weights, long
3 distances, "a Kings Plates, more than any other
horssever wor&, He won near 30 races or 3
II ard miles, many Of them heats, and sometimes
isrO races The same day. In the handicap races. he
n generally carried heavier weights than any 9TH
81 er, often gave 3 Or 3 years and great odos in
fIweights ~ in the Same day, cur,ied 1853 lbs., 3
miles, and 81 lbsl giring IA lbs. and non both
races. Frequently for the Kings Plates, carried
/. from $50 10 i70Ibs miles He beat Econo-
I mist, sire Of Hathaway; be beat Lady Eliza5etl
miles twice, carrying % lbs and she RAD 4
miles in minutes As seconds. with 1876 lbs on
i her As proof of the high estimation 10 which
4 be Stood with surfmen. he was handicapped "a
\ carry the most extraordinary and unheasa Of
,Ceighi Of 2i0 lbs for The cerintkians The aiter.
aloas 10 the King Plates haze been aiiributsa 70
his unparalleled performances sCheh haze 6esn;eo,,.
8 sidersd unriraiied on any fsaf At years bId,
& be challenged the world TO run four miles lisder
! the Very heaviest weights. No horse acce rs,inp
. ne challenge, ne was Withdrawn from the turf
!: Mnbl<mishedr JOSIAH VIM. WARE
81 Near Berrysile, Clarke county, VII.
u April 20, l643
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