Daily globe., 1879-05-19
HORSE AND TURF.

HURSE AND LUKE.
Fine Importations of Kentucky Trotters
and Runners-Sudden Death of VAL
uable Trotter-The Cases of Pate, Higbee
Et Al-.Bonesetter and Proteine-I,un-
ming Mt Louisville.
SERIOUS LOSS.
Mr.. H. A. Schultz of this city, has met with
q serious loss in the death of his fine young
The death occurred Thursday night last and
was very sudden, from heart disease. The
horse was being handled at the Driving park
by Mr.. Woodmansee, and was developing into q
most promising trotter, having already shown
better than 2:40. North Star Mambrino, Jr.,
was by North Star Mambrino, he by Mambrino
Chief, he by Membrino Paymaster, he by Nam
brino, he by imported Messenger His dam
was by st. Paul Patchen, he by Geo. NJ.
Patchen, etc., back through tho Clays to inn
ported Bashaw.
A HANDSOME THOROUGHBRED,
A number of handsome and valuable Ken
tueky horses, both trotting and running, have
been brought into st. Paul in the last few
weeks. Decidedly the best importation in the
thoroughbred line, is the purchase of Mr.. N
McAfee of the GLOBE office, of the 4-year old
flly, Ada 8, bred by Mr.. A. J. Alexander, of
Woodburn stock farm, near Lexington, Ky.
Ada s is handsome chestnut, with blood
like head and neck, large and intelligent eye,
expansive throttle, broad, deep and oblique
shoulders, good barrel, deep behind the
by ribs well back to the hips,
with deep hanks, powerful quarters, broad
hooks and knees and good limbs, bones large
and fiat with tendons strong and we'll separat-
ed. In fact, every inch that of perfect race
horse worthy his royal breeding.
Ada 8. was by Asteroid, 1st dam Jennie Il.
by imp. Knight of st. George; I'd dam by Grey
Eagle; Sd dam Mary Morris, by Modoc; 4th
dam Miss Obstinate. by Sumpter; 5th dam
Jenny Slamerkin, by Tiger; 9th dam by Para
gon, by imp. Buzzard 7th dam Indiana by
Columbus; 9th dam Mol, by imp; Figure; 9th
dam imp. marc Cub, etc., then through the
dam of Aramanthus Leeds, Flash and Fop to
the Layton Barb mare, her nineteenth dam,
and making her one of the finest bred animals
in this country. Through the Wildair mare
Miss Slamerkin) came Kitty Clark, the dam of
latter of whose loins came Parole, the sensation
of the day. Ada s. was in training when
bought by Mr.. McAtee, and run full mile
Just before being shipped in 1:46. Mr.. Nc
Afee bought her for his private riding. more es
pecially for cross country business, in which
uc IL IL udI1usS2
FINE FILLY.
At the same time that Ada s. found her way
to Minnesota, came valuable addition to thu
Lake Elysian stock farm of Mr.. G. A. DeGraff
in the shape of Nettie E., 4-year old bay
flly by Goldsmith's Akdallah; LIST dam Easter
by American Clay; I'd dam Warren Warden b,
Ericsson, Sd dam Jenny Lind, (dam of Rem;
Davis? by Vermont Morgan; 4th dam b,
Messenger by Harpinns, son of Bishops Ham
Veteran, sons of imp. Messenger; LIST dam sale
to be by imp. Messenger; I'd dam Southern
mare of Mr.. Harpinn's, sired by Phoenix ant
Phoenix was the sire of the dam of Amos
Casino, U. Clay, sire of American Girl, rec
ord 2:1715.
| With the above two horses Mr.. Jack Voor
hees brought up the bay mare Cynthiana
foaled in 1872 by Herzog, son of Denmark
first dam by Milford Mambrino, son of Nam
brino Chief. Cynthiana is royalty bred, trae
! ing back on her sires side to imp. Messenge
and on her dams side being related to EdWi
Forrest, who she much resembles in looks an,
being like him natural PAGER. Previous t
coming into Mr.. Voorhees, hands the mar
knew nothing but pacing and had not bee
harnessed for two years, being kept for tn
saddle. but Jack by little weighing deve]
confident can be made very fast. She has bee
sold to Mr.. Comings. for friend, who will cor
tinue her trotting education.
ARoADsTER.
Mr.. James H. Donnelly, 10 Wabashaw street
street, has lust become the owner, by purchas
from Col. Jack Chinn, of a fine young trottin
tilly. She is by Lumber, out of a Morga
mare. Lumber was by Ensson, he by M am
brino Chief.
ANOTHER PAROLE,
The Harrodsourg Observer, formerly th
home of Col. John P. Chinn, now of st. Pau
has the following notice of q running hors
owned by him, and entered in the great Ch
cago and other meetings:
Col. Jack Chinn's Enquirer horse, under th
training of Mr.. Crit Davis, bids fair to riv,
his uncle, Parole in speed. We are not at iii
erty to give his time, but he is known to be
flyer, and when he is entered in the races OF
Harrodsburg boys will be no longer impecr
nious. He is noble son of distinguished 81
cestors, his sire being Enquirer, and his dal
Mollie Saffell by Lexington.
AN EXCITING CONTEST.
Mr.. H. V. Bemis, owner of Bonesetter, an
Messrs. Kahley & Frost, owners of Protcin
have made a race to be trotted for on IL
grounds Of the Chicago Jockey apd Trottir
club for $4,000 side, July 10th. Owing
the amount of attention that has been invite
: to the horses through the squabble over Il
i 2:2O race in Chicago last fall, the large stalk
, and the fact that both are first class animal
, the race promises to attract as much, if n,
greater, than any single trotting event th
season. The GLOBE will not pretend to nan
: the winner, but the GLOBE will say that if Pr
, teine does not possess the requisite speed to {
7 it, then have the stewards of the great centr
/ circuit done her owners great injustice
forc horf frop har o1c in{o fho al fro
for-all in competition with Rarus and Hopefu
LEXINGTON AND LOUISVILLE.
? Lexington, KY, was the attraction in raci,
+ circles last week. All the events filled we
!, the attendance was large and the racing goo,
s | formance. This week the point of attractit
8 will be louisville, Ky, where the sport opel
+ to-day. The meeting is given local interest
:. from the fact that for one of the princip
. events the 2-year colt stakes, Big Medicin
Q by imp. Scotland, dam by Whirlwind, by vi
! cigarette, the first winner Of the Keatucl
# Oaks, is entered, and is thought 80 well of
% to sell one of the three favorites. Big Medici
is owned by Col. John Chinn.
d FINE STRING OF KENTUCKY TRorTERs.
10 Col. John P, Chinn, who has recently sett]
ir in st. Paul, has fine string of nine trott
and road horses at the stable of DR.. Berkm;
purchased during his late visit to Harrodsbu
KY, his former home. The horses are you
70 and several of them promise to be very ia
% three-year old flly by Reeds Almont. J
v looks enough like Goldsmith Maid to be
!, sister, build, color and style of moving a
will prove fast one without doubt. 7
. Harrodsburg Observer says of the string:
~ r. E. Coleman and T. j. Fisher shipr
G from Harrodsburg on May z, to John P. Chi
10 st. Paul, Mimi, the following roadsters, ge
ings and mares: One bay gelding by Abdal
Pilot, dam by Yorkshire; one speedy bay ge
ing by son of Billy Boice: one brown +,
mare by Lumber, dam by Norman, sire
Blackwood; one fast bay mare by Ben Bru
sire of Corbeau, by Kindalps st. Lawren
one fancy saddle and harness mare by son
Abdallah Messenger, dam thoroughbred;
extra bay gelding by Abdallah Pilot, da,
y thoroughbred; one extra fast saddle and /