Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1879-05-05


developing their aims. That the men COM
posing the association are the right men in
the right place, is shown by their action in
the purchase and importation into the State
of the stallion Young Bashaw, who is making
the season at Lake Crystal at the very low
price of $40 for single service or $15 to in
sure.
Young Bashaw was bred by Thos. Bowlby,
of Grandview, Iowa, and was foaled June
II, 1870. His sire was Captain Grant; first
dam the Thos. Bowlby mare by Wesley
Georges Young Samson, by Samson; second
dam by Spread Eagle; Young Samson's dam
by Wild Hornet, by Rysdyke's Hamble-
tonian. Captain Grant was sired by Green's
Bashaw, he by Vernols Black Hawk, he by
Long Island Black Hawk, he by Andrew
Jackson, he by Young Bashaw and he by i'm
ported Grand Bashaw, the Barb. Captain
Grants dam was by Sherman's Black Hawk,
by Hills Black Hawk, by Justine Morgan.
Sherman's Black Hawk dam was by Young
Hambletonian, he by Harris Hambletonian.
Young Bashaw is coal black, with good
name and tail. with two white stockings,
star in forehead and snip; II hands high, and
weighs 1875 pounds. He has trotted in 2:36
in public at fair in Wapello, Iowa, and has
shown full mile inside of 2:3O in trial.
In his breeding he combines the blood of
the best trotting families of the country, and
his size and muscular development,
gives Young Bashaw value as sire that
should commend him to the attention of the
farmers of Blue Earth county and surround
ing country, especially as the terms have
been made moderate.
LoR111ARD's STABLE IN ENGLAND.
Lorrillard's stable of American horses
in England gained victory and suffered a
defeat last week. The defeat came through
Uncas, three years-old, in the two thousand
guineas stake, at Newmarket, Wednesday,
Charibert winning, and Uncas being ninth,
in field of fifteen starters. The fact that
Uncas was in condition to start was some
what of surprise to Americans, who had
been led by the reports to expect nothing of
him this season. The victory was scored by
Papoose at Newmarket, Thursday, in the
first two year old stake event of the season.
Representatives of Lorillard's stable have
now started in five races, in four of which his
colors were carried to the front, three times
by Parole, and once by Papoose. Paroles
victories were the Newmarket handicap,
April l6; the City and Suburban, April 49,
and the Great Metropolitan, April %. Parole
is the only horse that ever won these three
events successfully land it is therefore no won
der that the English tip their colors to the
little gelding and acknowledge him the su-
perior of any English horse on the turf
Says the London Field:
"Our American cousins have on the race
course fairly taken the backbone out of us.
But few days ago, and almost to man, we
were prepared to bet our bottom dollar on
England VS.. America on the race course, but
our bottom dollar would have gone, and WE
fain acknowledge that we must concede thu
priority to the horse from over the sea, for it ii
more than probable that at the present mo
| ment Parole is the best horse on the English
turf, except, perhaps, his stable companion anG
fellow covntryman, the Duke of Magenta"
Parole has done nobly and is entitled t.
all the good words that have been said O
him, but his metal is to be tried this week a
it has not yet been done, and the news tina
shall be wired of the result of Wednesda,
and Thursdays! contests will be looked for
ward to with unusual interest. The frs
event is the Chester cup, asweepstake for al
ages, mile and three-quarters, for which b.
is the favorite, with betting to agains
him, the next in favor being Lord Rose
bury's Touchet, at to 1. Parole is to carr,
124 pounds and Touchet JOG. But it i
Thursday when his metal will be mos
severely tried in the Cheshire handicap
stakes, in which, if no mistake has beef
made in the wiring, he is to carry an i'm.
post of 1873 pounds. The SPIRIT of the Time
credits Mr.. Lorillard with $500 by Parol
in his three races, James Gordon Bennett
$4,000. and other Americans large sums
Mr.. Lorillard has been compelled to declin
the challenge of Mr.. Gretten, the owner Q
Isonomory, beaten by Parole in the New
market handicap, for match for $4,000, o.
account of previous engagements for th
little gelding. On the day Parole won th
eff Mr.. Aristides WEIGH twelve yearlings, th
get of bennington, the sire of Parole.