American turf register and sporting magazine . e Old DoiAinioii,(and arceptedoB thepsnof tint be can waate threehoises bj Ibe firstdayof Xaich, IS13, wbkli cxa beat aaj three horses which can be named on the put of the*7—th-west, at T«x>. Three, and Foariule heats, lor Fire, Ten, and Twentr —half forfeit. The laces to take j^ace orer the Looisiana Coarse, at NewOdeaK. the Fall 31 eetb^. DeccMber, 1813. ** The Soath-westera party to aiT their horses ^loa the recept of the BomatatioBS bytte otho- party, aad to pay their coatiaeeat expenses. **CnwaiaairaliB
American turf register and sporting magazine . e Old DoiAinioii,(and arceptedoB thepsnof tint be can waate threehoises bj Ibe firstdayof Xaich, IS13, wbkli cxa beat aaj three horses which can be named on the put of the*7—th-west, at T«x>. Three, and Foariule heats, lor Fire, Ten, and Twentr —half forfeit. The laces to take j^ace orer the Looisiana Coarse, at NewOdeaK. the Fall 31 eetb^. DeccMber, 1813. ** The Soath-westera party to aiT their horses ^loa the recept of the BomatatioBS bytte otho- party, aad to pay their coatiaeeat expenses. **CnwaiaairaliBWs on the sahject to be addressed to Thos. Eubank Lests, Cones .piBfiae Secxetaiy of the Loaisaaaa ioctey dub, Kew Odeans. RAGES AXD MATCHES TO - WasaiBstoa Cov/se, Aansal ^f^ednesday, S9d S. I. - - Aaaaal Jecfcer crab Tae^d*T. lOcb BBi3eK,Tena. Jocft^ CIcb S^i»s Meetias. ad WeiMesday la , Miriaa Cowse, Jac<ey Ciab Meettag, Sd Taesday, leth OS. ?^-M Ji^MMMJ^ FASHION, THE CHAMPION OF THE AMERICAN TURF,WITH A PORTRAIT ENG-EAVED ON STEEL BY DICK AFTER AN ORIGINAL DRAWING BY WILSON. In the xii^^i volume of this Magazine, page 685-7, will be foundthe details of the pedigree, characteristics, and performances ofFashion, to the close of the campaign of 1841. In the subsequentvolume, (the xiii^), at pages 81-4, and at pages 367-80, will befound (with a portrait) a further description of her, and a report ofher great match with Boston on Long Island, for the championshipof the Turf. The portrait alluded to was executed on the samecanvass representing one of her half brother Mariner, to neither ofwhich was adequate justice done by the different artists em-ployed, though an extravagant price was paid both to the painterand the engraver. Under these circumstances, the publisher ofthe Turf Register has felt it due alike to Fashion, her owner,and to his subscribers, to endeavor to procure
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