Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1878-08-06
STAPLES ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.
List Of the 1rott,ny Stock Recsntlg p.

hoA. Isaac OtdpieS, Oh StllWdIe1, 40 'aAAAA6
a front rank among the breeders OF Min
nesota. The GLOBE, few issues since, con-
tanned list of seven thoroughbreds, and
breeding, recently purchased by Mr.. Staples
in tbs South. To-day We give list OF his
trotting stock, breeding mares and ''young
ones.'' The list is good one, and worthy
the attention of horsemen:
Guide, hay brown. entire horse, foaled
June 80, 1871; transferred to present owner
by g. A. B. Shave, st. Paul; sired by Swl-
CERT, son of Alexander's Norman, (slre OF
Lula, 2:15: May Queen, 2:20: Blackwood,
2:Sl; at years old, etc.;j by Morse Horse,
dam Nelly, very fine and gamy mare own
sister to Bay Fanny, by Richards Beltoun- |
der, (sire of Western Girl, 2:2644; and host
of other good ones;) himself son of Hau-
gerford's Butcher, one of the very finest
horses ever seen in the West, and of An
geline, the Lady Suffolk of the West, Won
derful mare, raised on Long Island and
sired by Mambrino, son of imp. Messenger.
Bismarck S., black colt, foaled May IL,
smiths Abdallah, {by Volunteer, son OF
Hambletonian) and Violet, daughter OF
Rheinlarder's Son of Sare's imported Turk
Amrabian, the dam also of Auditor (also bred
by Mr.. Shave now owned by G. w. Sher-
woody, and he the sire of Authoress, the
three-year-old bay illy that will represent
st. Paul in the breeders three-year-old stakes
to be trotted at the coming State fair. Dam
of Bismarck S., Mayall's Monta, son of Hop
kins' Flying Morgan; I'd, by Wheeler Morgan,
| by Hackett, by old Clifford and SO on, and
(son of Susan, by Green Mountain Morgan,
by Clifford NJ, by Woodbury. Morgan, by
Justice Morgan, (the Originally I'd dam, by
w. Staples very fast trotting son of Geo. d.
French's Davenport Jo.) Success, by G.
Hills Black Hawk, and from Nelly, by
Hills Black Hawk and her dam, Kate, by
Hills Black Hawk from Morgan mare.
Shave, black stallion, foaled July IL, 1875;
sired by Swigert; sold by G. A. B. Shave to
present owner. Dam, by Richards Bell
founder; second dam by Hungerford's
Butcher, by Butcher. by Duroc, by imp.
Diomed.
i Kitty Cook, record 2:26 (2:274 here, 4th
inst) bought by W. Staples through Mr..
Shave; sired by.Abraham, by Daniel Lam
bert, by Ethan Allen; dam by Ethan Allen.
She is a very free, gamy, high bred appear
ing mare, beautiful neck; besides being a
very fast trotter, and though almost an acct
dental acquisition, she is a real one to Min
nesota. We hope to have the privilege of
seeing a favorable exhibition of her great
speed soon. She only wants an opportunity.
Minnie Cooper, brown flly, foaled 1873,
sired by Cape Race Imported thoroughbred;
dam, daughter of St. Paul Patchen, by Geo.
M. Patchen, by Cassius M. Clay, by Henry
Clay, by Andrew Jackson, by Tommy Bashaw,
by imp. Grand Bashaw, second
dam, May Queen, by Henry May Day Jr.,
by Henry May Day, by Henry thorough
bred), the competitor of Eclipse in the great
four mile match, real one Of the olden
time, third dam Ben Thompson (our own
Major T.) jackson mare. Lady jackson, by
Andrew Jackson; fourth dam, the Gather
. wood mare, very noted in Philadelphia, and
for 100 miles around, and always believed tc
have been sired by colt of old Messenger
Cape Race by Cape Flyaway, in England
> and dam Reveille, by Faugh-a-ballah, OWL
: brother to Irish Bird Catcher.
Stella d.. own sister to last above, foale6
1874.
Gussy B., chestnut filly, foaled May, 1874
by -, at Soules, Washington county
S Mimi, and known as Cutters Billy, he by
Maine Drew Horse, dam by Holcomb's
Morgan, g. dam, q MINI the dunn horse,
Hersey, black colt, foaled Aug. 3, 1876, by
G
! bought at Wabashaw.
h Sam ST. bay colt, foaled June Is, 1876, b,
4 Guide; dam by Holcomb's Morgan; secont
e dam the bob-tailed bay sDunn mare,
: bought of DAILY, st. Peter, Mimi.
" Coin, sorrel colt, foaled 1876, by Loft,
: Golddust; dam a Kentucky Golddust mar
. Mr.. Staples bought from Capt. Gibbs. A. A
l. @. NJ, st. Paul.
l Woodward, bay colt, foaled May, 1876, b
l. Guide; dam, a nice bay mare from back o
y Dubuque, Ia, said to be Bashaw.
e Brunson, brown colt, foaled May, 1876, b
!, Guide; dam, brown bay, 'sRlackbird" mare
q that can trot in three minutes.
= Gen. jackson, dark iron grey or brow
le roam colt, foaled June, 1876, by Guide; dar
h Minnie Sutton, record 1861, by Ned Sutton
and he was always represented to have beer
by Ethan Allen and from Lady Sutton, on
81 of the old time great and good trotters, an
Of she by Harris Hambletonian, by dam gre
IL mare owned at Hudson and sold to j. N
&c Eustis. She trotted race from st. Paul
Hudson, and other races, and was a trottin
: roadster of novel merit
CT Sally Barton, sorrel mare, sired by Prince
lie ton, by imp. Yorkshire, by St. Nicholas, b
W Emelius; Princeton's dam, Magnolia, da,
o. of Kentucky, by imp. Glencoe, by Sultan
Magnolia's dam Myrtle, by Mameluke; Sail
Barton's dam, Kentucky Flat, by Bucksho
Of by Scragg's dam Modoc, by America
- Eclipse; Buckshot's dam Rose Vertner, /
g Sir Lester; Kentucky Fleets dam, Voc
10 Pigeon, by Woodpecker, by Bertrand. Sa
al ly Barton was good race mare, and doub
lis less all have produced valuable progeny.
40 Oliver Ell, bay flly, foaled July, 1876, b
r Guide; dam Sally Barton.
- Mitchell Necolar, bay colt, foaled App
~ I, 25,- 1877, by Guide; dam, Lady Maguir
- Eddy B., solid bay colt, foaled April ~, 1877
r. by Guide, dam, a solid chestnut mare, |
be Hemstead's Billy NIorgan); second dam,
No Holcomb's Morgan; third dam, the Dun
mare.
~ John Neptune, dark brown colt, foals
to June, 1877, by Guide; dam, Sally Barton.
i'll Golden Star, chestnut colt, foaled June
1877, by Guide; dam, the Capt. Glib
mare.
Kitten, bay flly, foaled April 20, 1877
dam, young Kitty Fits, by a Missouri ia
as horse; second dam, Kitty Fits, a Visions
race mare of considerable local celebrity.
lul Oak Glen, sorrel FLY, foaled April
to 1877; by Auditor, bred by G. A. B. Shaw
90 and sold to Geo. W. Sherwood, by Roy
:. Hambletonian, son of a Hambletonia
n.' and mare that at two years old cou
as trot in three minutes; then saddled, cou
70 run the same distance in two min utes 81
re- by Hopkins Liberty, by Liberty, thoroug
ba bred son of Lancer, and from Violet, tt
no extra trotting mare Mr.. Shave brought fro
- the South and used SO long here.
nd Capt. Bromley, sorrel colt, foaled May 2
ia 1871 by Black John, Bromley's or Scribnel
no horse; dam Kitty Bromley, supposed to
q Morgan.
~. Willie B, II bay colt, foaled April 9th, 1877
il, by Guide, dam said to be Bashaw, brougE
i from lack of Dubuque, Ia.
at a Mistake, bay illy, foaled May. 1877,
he VIM. Rutherford's korse. he by st. Pa
90 Patchan.