Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1879-06-09

{. { Ance Ward, That ran 30 many good races IN |
s4e :, "esS iasb season, Carrying Ine lco,ors OF
D. d.. ~ r 2n.olel, aas Deen pulgnsseu Dy mI'
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pnni;co Ba1t;nsoro 1888, .,aro a. ion h,,t
Pierre's entries did not get a prize.
An Omaha letter of the <3Oth, to Dunton's
Spirit Of the Turf, says: The most remarkable
time ever made over a half mile track was
made here yesterday in the Novelty race of a.
mile and a half, by the bay colt Lamartine by
Lever, first dam sheilah: The first half mile !
was made in AZ seconds. the second half in IS
seconds making the full mile in.l:49. The
finish of the race was Won by Mollie Merrill.
Jim Murphy won the mile heats, three in five,
Mollie Merrill second. ac}
wAI1Acr,s MONTHLY. .5;,,
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Inc 0une numDer q 'Vostoee s 41o'se1aey opens
with an article upon the English Hunter, with
an admirable illustration of a notable prize
w;nnerl n which the writer ad vncates the breed.
49, = -. - ~ r':.:1 80
Iaf :. hran S - ;n1nstrv wb;ch str;kaa ns
NV u y .44'A'usyy W. W el tnSo 70
nkeiy 20 3scomg source OF plo l 70 oul
preeaers. Mn .a. narGln mas an enser1ainlng
paper upon me Nletnous .. ~ 9ougnt on narm
lannon's orange eoon1y;Ne" 1ci5, GARY, WIN .h
a R;a4s ua 81 nst;ss of E.ra,o = one
asia..,s 49, - &c .aet -
oa.ouia St w 70 r. stea; ;+ta ~ ~
Of Massachusetts, greatest legal lights. judge
Edmund 81. Bennett. ssFirst Lessons in But
ter Making." is another good article
from the pen Of MI. Hardin; It furnishes
q number of suggestions to dairvmen.
which are doubtless Of much value, coming az
thew do from one Who has had the nraotical ex
perience. ''stock Interests in Western Amer
Ia ), 40 coon tbronoh E,nol;sh ewes a an. I'd. :
m;,ahie rev rev;ew IN detail 81 the way thew "a s.
n Colorado. - ..e1 - - : ~
{; NJ Wa1lnca favor. the reader. ,f tb;a NM
her Nth an a1;tor;al entitled fs.prooTessive
Stems WIZ; Horse Tnra - which h. nates an
vnp' ~ ..h;al - p ~ tSa fats ran.
da,a b;s - .o
,rnrth, nf narofr1 a,,d IL =.
,.orth fo,1ov;na Al these Nth =, -, :, arias
Of races entries to stakes. &c. 90 to make mn
a very attractive number.
Pu6lication Office. 212 Broadway. N. Y,
Terms. 5000 pcr wear.
May.29th the bay colt Dancer. wears old. by
Aiarm. dam by War Dance. who died quite sud-
denly. - 3. I. s d, s. q
i At the late louisville races Enquirer heads
tne nsc OF "ihning Sizes WIN I'VE Wannels an1
us;s1 hoa aadad ro1ne >, bio stool Inhn
Morgan had two winners, Liahtunah and Gold
bug: Pat Malloy two, Lord Murphy, winner of
the Derby, and Patrol. his brother, winner of
the four mile dash; Monarchlst one winner IN
Little Ruffin; Imp. Buckden two; Kimball and
8 8uckner; Maeerley one IN Mallens'enn' ana
- '0''N .., ~ r,r.r ~ sr
m,o at+n,at;a,, thi. a,aa -. :, '+ho 1g..+
,ue A' 20 @''ll ''s 80
will be at st. LOUIS where an unusually large
and fine field of flyers are gathered to contest
for turf honors, The Kentucky Lire StocE Rec
ord, good authority, says of the January stakes,
to be run on the 1irst.day, Tuesday, mile heats;
IF the track is good, we expect to witness the
fastest run mile.heat race ever made in Ameri-
ca, should Lord Murphy, Little Ruffin and
Goodnight meet in good condition, one of
which the Record thinks will certainly be the
winner. For this event there aree fifty nOml-
nations, and among the. starters there will
probably be. besides those named, Annie
Wheaton, John w. Norton, Tidal Wave, Head
!lght, alacca buckaon Lass, vne 1iY1ne I,
Hit Anne D.. Jim BecI and Gabriel. "Athei.
stone, one of Isaac Staples string, was entered
for this event, but it is understood he has not
been doing well for few days past and Will
probably not be started. On the second DAY
| the Greeley stakes Will be run, IN winch Mr;
Staples Gov Neptune Is entered, the fteco,1e
placing Glenmore's chances best, compiled with
Cammie i, Gov. Neptune and Arttul, IN the
order named. In summing up the chances for
the Garneau cup. IN which MI. Staples Florence
Payne is entered, the Record gives her no place.