Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1879-11-11
HORSE NOTES.
Il Neto Brood Mare for the Lake EtEsta"
Stock Earm-COl. King and Cot. butcher
MiNtxer- miscellaneous,

a Neto Brood Mare for the Lake EtSst"n
Stock Farm-COl. King and Cot. DMtcher-
Observation-Disclosures
Mr. Jack Wampler has sold his riding and
driving horse Dandy Copper, and temporarily
retires from the ranks of the BOLD Riders"
Mr.. Thomas Marrett is driving Col. King,
and his fine black colt Col. butcher together
upon the road. Though not matched in size
or color, they drive well together, and are able
to show their heels to any double team in the
city.
On Saturday, Nov. LIST, Mr.. P. Lo1illord ship
ped to England the two-year Odds, Wallenstein,
Mistake and Sly Dance, in charge of MIR. Sickle
who, since the departure of Mir. Brown, and
excepting for short time during the summer
when MIR. Lorillord was at the head of affairs,
had charge of the Rancocus stable. It is I'M
derstood that Mr.. Jacob Pincus will fill the
position of trainer for the stable next year.
DeGraff & Hopkins, of the Lake Elysian
stock farm, GAINESVILLE, have made decided
addition to their brood mares, by the purchase
OF Topaz, by Alhambra out of Rowing Nellie,
by Cassius NJ. Clay, Jr. Rowing Nellie has
been In the Lake Elysian harem for several
years. past, and her produce by Alexander
stamps her as one of the best brood mares in
the country.
Ehle Allen has secured fine mount, and
Joined the bold Riders" Ehle's mount
comes out Of the stable of the Fairmont Hunt,
and ia named Susie A. She is large brown
mare, finely finished, full of courage, strong
boned and we'll muscled fleet of foot, slayer,
and jumps like deer. Ehle is to be congratu-
his spare time to the inspiriting and health
giving sport of gallops country, and for
his good fortune in securing SO fine an animal
upon which to take his initial lessons.
The Pimlico stakes at Baltimore, won by
Mlntzer, established last year, when it was
won by P. Lorilla.d's Bayard, years. by Bon
ME Scotland, with fourteen subscribers and
four starters, won in A0511s. For the
event this season there were 81 nominations
and six starters, and was won by Mintzer with
ease IN $685., beating Bayard's time seven
seconds. At the commencement of the pool
selling Mintzer had the call by small odds, but
he was supplanted by G.. L. Lorillord's pair,
the rate os $40O to $240 for Mintzer.
DR.. Mintzer's magnificent race horse Mintze:
was started In the two mile heat race at Wash
lngton, week before last, by Irish King,
but was drawn after the first heat, in which he
WAS fourth. Dunton's Spirit, mentioning the
withdrawal adds that Mintzer 'broke down."
In this statement the Spirit is evidently at
fault, as letter from the doctor, present at
the race and still absent from the city, says his
horse had the misfortune 10 pick up a stone
with his right fore foot, soon after starting on
the irst mile, which became firmly wedged in
tue Ioot, Drulslng the frog badly and tanning
him, on account Of which the judges allowed
him to be withdrawn. The injury was only
temporary, however, the only reminder of it at
the date IF the letter being little tenderness
produced by the bruise. Had it not been for
the accident the doctor is confident his horse
would have Won the race, as he was in fine cor
dltion.
Dun,on's Spirit Of the Turf attempts to be-
little the recent performance of St. Julien by
which he reduced the trotting record Of 2:l34,
Rarus' time, to 2:l2$4, by the claim that horses
can trot faster in California than here, and also
by the assertion that both Rarus and Edwin
Forrest have done better since in the ownership
of MIR. Bonner. The reasons stated are not
sound. In the first place the performances of
tarus, Goldsmith Maid and other horses who
have visited the Pacific slope, do not sustain
the theory that horses can trot faster in Cali
fornia than in this section, and in the second
place the alleged performances of Ra.us and
Forest, in which they made better time than
2:l2sl, were private trials. and consequently
not records, while st. Julen's great feat was
for consideration, and is o record. As
stated before, we think Edwin Forrest
can trot full mile in better
time the 2:l25l, but until he or some other
does it, st. Julian's performance must stand IS
the best eecord