Gameboy was got by Tomboy, out of Lady Moore Carew, by Tramp, the dam of Mendicant (winner of the Oaks in 1846) grandam, Kite, the dam of Vulture, the dam of Orlando (winner of the Derby in 1844) and sire of Teddington (winner of the Derby in 1851) his great grandam, Olympia, the dam of Elis (winner of the St Leger in 1836) own brother to Epirus, sire of Pyrrhus the First (winner of the Derby in 1846). Tramp, the sire of Lady Moore Carew, is also the sire of St Giles and Dangerous (both winners of the Derby) and of Barefoot (winner of the St Leger in 1823). Tomboy, the sire of Gameboy and Nutwith (winner of the St Leger in 1843) is by Jerry (winner of the St Leger in 1824) out of the dam of Bee's-wing, the dam of Newminster (winner of the St Leger in 1851). He is the sire of Trousseau (the winner of four two years old stakes in succession) and Mrs Birch, the only two animals of his produce that have ever been trained. Also, MILDEW, by Slane, out of Semiseria, by Voltaire, grandam, Comedy, by Comus, at 5 sov. each mare, and 10s. to the groom. He is a beautiful chesnut, and his appearance not to be excelled by any horse of the day, and had he kept sound, might be fairly said to have been the best horse of his year. IRISH BIRDCATCHER.-The subscription to this horse is full. Hay and grass, 10s. per week. Corn, if ordered, at the market price. There is every accommodation for mares, and the land is of first-rate quality. All expenses to be paid before the mares are taken away. Any communication addressed to R. M. Jaques, Esq. or to the Stud-groom, Easby Abbey, will receive immediate attention. N.B. The Richmond Station on the York and Newcastle Railway is within one mile of Easby. Easby Abbey, 6th October, 1851. At Erdington, four miles from Birmingham, at 5gs each, HERON, by Bustard, &c. GABBLER, by Bay Middleton, &c. Excellent accommodation for mares and foals. For further particulars, apply to Mr David Miles, Erdington, near Birmingham. At the Turf Tavern, Doncaster, THE HERO, by Chesterfield (own brother to Crucifix) out of Grace Darling, by Defence (by Whalebone) will serve mares at 10gs each, and 1 guinea to the groom. His stock (now foals) are of great size and substance, and very racing-like. Mares can be accommodated at the Turf Tavern, Doncaster, at At Tickhill Castle Farm, HETMAN PLATOFF, at 10gs a mare, and 1 guinea to the groom. Hay, grass, and attendance, at 9s. per week. Address, W. Horshaw, stud-groom. The produce of the owner's ten mares put to Hetman Platoff in 1849 was six colts and four fillies, and of his nine mares put to him in 1850, seven colts and two fillies. At Mr Wilkinson's, the Dringhouses, York, IAGO, at 10gs a mare. At Leybourne Grange, near Maidstone, Kent, four miles from the Wateringbury Station on the South Eastern Railway, JOHN O'GAUNT (sire of Bolingbroke and other winners); twenty mares, besides those of his lessee, at 10gs a mare, and a guinea to the groom. The best accommodation for mares at 12s. a week for hay and grass. Corn at the market price. All expenses to be paid before the mares are taken away. At the Dairy Farm, High Wycombe, Bucks, KREMLIN; thorough-bred mares at 7gs, half-bred mares at two guineas and a half, and 2s. 6d. to the groom. He is by Sultan, out of Francesca, by Partisan, her dam by Orville, grandam by Buzzard, out of Hornpipe, by Trumpator. Kremlin is a brown horse, possessing an excellent temper, with great size and muscular power. In the course of his racing career he beat Harkaway, Cardinal Puff, and Industry (the winner of the Oaks) besides several other celebrated horses, for particulars of which, see Racing Calendar. Good accommodation for mares and foals at 10s. per week; barren mares, 8s. Corn, if ordered, at market price. All expenses to be paid at the time of covering, or before the mares are taken away. For particulars, enquire of Thomas Robinson, High Wycombe, Bucks. At Redlands, near Reading, LOUP-GAROU, at 10gs a mare, and 10s. to the groom; winners and dams of winners gratis, except the groom's fee. Loup-garou is by Lanercost, out of Moonbeam, by Tomboy, and was a first-class horse of his year. Also, THE SWINDLER, by Wintonian, out of Venilia, at 2gs a mare, and 5s. to the groom. The best accommodation for mares and foals at 10s. per week. Corn at market price. All applications to Wm. Jennings, Southern Hill, Reading. At Cawston Lodge, three miles from the Rugby Station, at 18gs a mare, and 1 guinea to the groom, MELBOURNE, the sire of Sir Tatton Sykes (winner of the 2000gs, ran second for the Derby, and won the Doncaster St Leger 1846); Cymba (winner of the Epsom Oaks, &c.); Canezou (winner of the 1000gs, St Leger stakes at York, Park Hill stakes at Doncaster, Goodwood and Doncaster cups); also The Prime Minister, &c. Melbourne was got by Humphrey Clinker (sire of Rockingham, winner of the Doncaster St Leger in 1833), his dam by Cervantes (she was the dam of b. f. by Loudon, Mentor, Maria, and Morpeth, all winners), grandam by Golumpus (sire of Catton), great grandam by Paynator (sire of Dr Syntax), &c. &c. Hay and grass at 9s. per week. Corn, if ordered, at market rates. All expenses to be paid before the mares are taken away. Any communication addressed to W. Scott, the groom, Cawston Lodge, near Rugby, Warwickshire, will receive immediate attention. At Mr Hebblethwaite's, Askam Bryan, near York, MULEY MOLOCH; blood mares at 51. 5s, half-bred mares at 21. 12s. 6d. (groom's fee included). Foaling mares, ket price. 9s. per week; barren mares, 7s. Corn at mar All expenses to be paid before removing the mares. At Burghley, near Stamford, NUTWITH (winner of the St Leger in 1843), at 20gs a mare (groom's fee included). BEIRAM, ર WOODPIGEON (unless sold or let) at 10sov. a mare, and 1 sov. to the groom. Hay and grass at 10s. a week for each mare. Corn, if ordered, at the market price. All expenses will be required to be paid before the mares are taken away. Applications are to be addressed to Mr Humphrey Rose, Burghley House, Stamford. At Duddinghill Farm, Willesden, Middlesex, five miles from Oxford street, PEEP-O'-DAY BOY, at 5gs a mare (groom's fee included). Peep-o'-Day Boy was got by Harkaway, out of Rosetta, by Roller, her dam, sister to Recruit, by Whalebone-Teddy the Grinder. Harkaway, by Economist, dam by Nabocklish, is the sire of Princess Royal, Ballinafad, Clear-the-way, Connaught Ranger, Kissaway, and many others. He is a bright chesnut horse, standing 16 hands high, and shows great blood and power. In 1847 he won the Sweepstakes at the Curragh April and June Meetings, in 1848 he won the Chester cup, and in 1851 the Queen's plate at Northampton. He is an untried stallion. Also, LOTHARIO, at 3gs a mare (groom's fee included). Lothario was bred by the Duke of Richmond in 1840, by Giovanni, out of Moggy. Moggy was got by Sultan, her dam, Active, by Partisan, out of Eleanor, by Whiskey. Giovanni was got by Filho da Puta, out of Don Juan mare, her dam, Moll-in-the-Wad, by Hambletonian, At Ascot, in June 1845, Lothario won the Ascot stakes of 25 sov. each, beating Inheritress, Minotaur, and sixteen others. In July 1845, at Liverpool, he won the Tradesmen's cup, value 200 sov. and 1001. given from the Racing-fund, added to a Sweepstakes of 25 sov. each (131 subscribers) beating Rowena, Corranna, Winesour, Dog Billy, and twelve others. In August 1845 he won the Queen's plate at Brighton, 2-mile heats, beating Boardingschool Miss, Naworth, &c. &c. Good accommodation for mares and foals. For further particulars apply to J. Bullock, at the farm. At Mr Baxter's, Burton Pidsea, near Hull, POMPEY, at 10gs a mare, and 10s. to the groom. At Goodwood, RED HART, at 10 sov. a mare, and 10s. to the groom; half-bred mares at half-price. At Lowfold, Wisborough green, Sussex, ST LAWRENCE, by Skylark, or Lapwing, out of Helen, by Blacklock. He is a rich brown horse, 15 hands 3 inches high, with large bone and substance, excellent temper and constitution; thorough-bred mares at 5gs. Also, MATHEMATICIAN, by Emilius, out of Maria, by Whisker, at 2gs a mare. Hay and grass at 7s. per week. At the Stud Farm, Theobald's Park, near Enfield, Middlesex, twelve miles from London, three from the Waltham Station on the Eastern Counties line, and three from Potter's Bar on the Great Northern Railway, SIR TATTON SYKES, at 10gs a mare, and 1 guinea to the groom; half-bred mares at 5gs, and 10s. to the groom. Sir Tatton Sykes is a dark bay horse, 16 hands high, with great power and fine symmetry, got by Melbourne, dam by Margrave, out of Patty Primrose. He proved himself one of the best horses of his day, having won the Knavesmire stakes, 2000gs stakes, ran second for the Derby, and won the Doncaster St Leger in 1846. RED DEER, at 10gs a mare (groom's fee included); half-bred mares, 3gs. Red Deer is a bay horse, with black legs, 16 hands high, got by Venison, out of The Soldier's Daughter, by The Colonel, her dam by Oscar, out of Camarine's dam, by Rubens, out of Tippitywitchet, by Waxy-Hare, by Sweetbriar. Red Deer won the Somersetshire stakes at Bath, the Coffeeroom and Port stakes at Newmarket, the Maidstone stakes at Goodwood, and the Tradesmen's cup of 1406gs at Chester, besides other valuable stakes. Nine of his produce have started, and seven of them are winners. RATAN, at 10gs a mare, and 1 guinea to the groom; half-bred mares at 3gs, and 10s. to the groom. |