Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1843-04-27


raNHiS most capita Rscer and ga.ier Of Race, i
I horses will stand this season (which viii &
end lst July atmy stable "a miles east 81 RsrA Il
ryville, a $40 The season, 10 be p&ia on Or he
fore hegad Of July next ! 50 Insurance. 10 be /
paid as soon the mare IS known 10 De il foal. /
Parting with The mare or irregular attendance /
III the stand foElelts The insurance. Groom I'll
Is be sent with the mare. PART bred mares can
come ali $25 the season, and $40 Insurance, snd
altogether coarse mares Al SIS The season, and
S25 insurance, Ifpsid by the 2dof IGly nexffor
sesson, or as soop as Known 10 bel n foal for in
snFance, otherwise there viii be NO deduction.
!, This fne grass country, and pasture will Be
furnished at so cents per week Good attention /
will be paid loynares and colts, care taken 70
prevent accidesis or escapes, but VIII not be
accountable for either Mares 70 he fed on
grain must bring written directions to that
effect; il will be furnished as chesp as possible
IA gentleman putting mares of|bis own, will
be entitled to one Of them gratis. A company
putting 6, and each one accountable for all, viii
] be entitled to one Of them gratis Mares must
bring with Them written directions upon what
!, terms they are To b put. Mares pQt last year
I 81 he season and failing, may Be Insured this
year at SEASON price, il their accounts were setr
tied up by July I'd. 1852 Mares put this year
: by the season and failing, m9y>ebe insured next
year 10 any horse then standing atny stable, at
season price Of such horse, il their accounts for
y this year shall be setiledsAY the "a July ext.
No mare will Be entitled 10 these privileges and
a advantages, unless these terms are strictly COM
!, pliedfwith.
The attention Of the public Is particularly in-
yited 10 his game blood, remarkable stoutpSss
!. and capacity to carry heavy weights, endure
great fatigue, and run long distances, and tho
~ promise and runnings Of his get extracted from
=. The Sporting Journals, and other sources.
~ sSKYLARK is the best son Of Waxy Pope,
- winner Of the Derby, (who was the best SON Of
i Waxy, his dam Sky lark (dam also &c Giles, d
- capital four mile horse, was got By Musician.
4 out be sister to Piroaeite by young Eagle Par
s. risolt by Sir Peter--her dam Deraitl sister 10
~ ~ the yellow mare BY Tandem--Perdita By Herod
bly Fair Forester by Sloe--F oresterL-Pa
s. Crofls bay barb-Makeless- Brimner--Son 81
Dodsworsh-B Burton Barb mare.
nts Waxy Pope was by Wsxy, out of the famous
m, old Prunela, who was dam also 6f Penelope,
9py l(dam Of Whalebone, Whisker, ST., Parasol.
pa1 Peisse, Podargus, Pioneer. Pledge, Pope. Joan.
M Piquet and Prudence, all names Of distinction
Musician was got BY Worthy, odt OF Wood
bine, (dam also Of Music and Minust, both win
k. ners Of the 0aks) BY WoodpeckerE Puzzle b,
NIatchem'; Princess by Herod; julia by Blank
n! Spectators dam BY Partner, Sc
Young Eagle, own brother TO Eagle 6 Spread
the Eagle, was got BY Volunteer, dam By Highayer
cry Engineer, Cade,. Lass of Mill, by Traveller
I ~ Miss Makeless, SC.
I.
IF, PERFORMANCES AND THOSE 81 HIS GET
.sSKTLARK is in splendid health, order and con
ian diton and will no doubt please your country bette
than any horse they ever hadssaw, or can see. II
is rich bay, beautiful, gays ofyegy superior ac,fe
rs and power, strong enough of dray and is 10 da
The next horse % Pram. ifnot fully his equal Ms
lle y g ouroesl }unses 'aak eol.s = ~
bone and appearances exceptperhap Fslde'scol
! indeed, forsze. color, game, and soutness, his coli
nearly all unequalled He has had three colts
startn Americana winners, and some Of Their
salu several times. OF their fupnngs and winnings
peA. ireland and England cannot say enough lastyes
tnat his colts won out of i6 Kings Plates in reant
ome than half Of all for and aganst the get
.wo Sir Hercules, Pram Velocipee, Emiiius, Eeont
ieor MIST Sire Of HarkaWay, and all the other stallion
wh' nearly Of lreland and England. He has had onl
three or four colts carried over to England
:. All we're winners, and some Of them many times
the English turf j will thus be theyhaye bee
successful wherever tred-his colts sre very eel
brated for the saddle, the chase, or as huIters
Cir well the turf Many Of his colts have won
for 4'miles and 1 mile heats'' otSobser5e HIs ow
.cb Iperfornances.
"Sky lark won AZ races, heavy weight, Ion
ler. distances, "a Kings Plates more than any 9th,
MEL morse ever won. He won, near ~ races Of
,me ard miles, many ofthem heats, and sohetim
rps Ypo races the Same day. In the handicap races
generally carried heavier weights than any OF
der er, often gave 2 for 3 years and great odds
nks, weights lin the same day carried 1853 lbs,,
rad miles, and 81 Ibs fgiving IA us. and don 10
Go. races. Frequeatly for the Kings Plates carrie
dog from $50 TO l705lbs miles He beat Econ
lam, mist, sire of Hathaway: he beat Lady Elizabe
Il anu miles twice, carrying los lbs and she ran
ashs miles in minutes as seconds, with l35 lbs
hell her !! AS proof OF the high estimation in WIN
ton, he stood with turfmen, he was handicapped
'ane, carry the most extraordinary and linheard
rove, ceight of2lG l6s for the Cornfhians The alto
ford. atoms id the Kings Plates hare been attributed
m1ei bis unparalleled performances, wch kasebeen CO
'onn s;dered ,tnriudIisa OH axy turf At years Of
be challenged the world to run four miles und
= theNery heaviest weights. No horse accepts
,,ol ths challenge, he was withdrawn FROM the ii
r unblemished." JOSIAH VIM. WARE,
a. Near Berryyille, Clarke county, Va.
"a, AprL 90 1913