Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1881-04-30
AMONG THE HORSES.
More Valuable Stock for the Kittsondals
Breeding Farm.

more valuable SCOck Tor the AtttSoncald
Breeding Farm.
Atelegran to the Cincinnati Enquirer, from
Cynthiana, Ky., Of tho 2eth, contains the fol.
lowing In reference to purchases Of trottinR
stock made by Norman ". Kittson, Of thil
city, at that place:
CYNTHIANA, Ky, April 26.--Colonsl W. q.
Wilson, proprietor OF Abdallah Park, con,
summated notable sale Of stock Yesterday
afternoon, and by 40 doing Kentucky loses
ten OF the most fashionably. and well.
known brood mares and trotters. The stock
was purchased by D. W. Woodpanses for
Commodore Kittson, of st. Paul, Mnn., who,
on Saturday last. purchased Won Arnim al
Lexington for $4,000. The prices paid here
yesterday ranged from $500 to $40, 900, and the
following is q complete list:
Hambrino Belle, the property OF 7. J: Me.
gibbsn and w. 81. Wilson, record 2:25X
brown mare, foaled in 1874, small strip in face
and snip on nose: bred by T. j.. Meglbben,
Harrison county, Ky.,. BY Hambrlno. FIRST
dam, sallie Neale, Arnold's dam, by Mambrino
Chief; second dam, by Terror, thoroughbred;
fourth dam, by American Eclipse.
Spottswood, full brother to Ravenswood,
public trial, 2:20, that Mr.. Wilson sold last
year for $4,000, black colt: foaled 1879; bred
by Jacob zell, Nashville, Tenn; got by Black.
wood, Jun. First dam, Norma, by Norman,
Jun; second dam, Fannie, by Quaker Joe,
said to be by Rysdyk's Hambletonian; third
dam, Perfection; fourth dam, Jet, by Brilliant,
thoroughbred.
Rosa A, bay lilly; foaled 1870; star OF small
spots in forehead; white right hind ankle;
bred on shares by Jos. a. Bryan and W. g..
Wilson, by Smuggler. First dam, by Second
Mambrino Patchen; second dam, by Gossip
Jones; third dam, BY Bald Hornet, PAGER.
Erymanthe, bay mare; foaled 1876; bred BY
Garrett Powell, Scott county, Kentucky, own
sister to D. Monroe, record 2:30X; by Jim
Monroe. First dam, by Duvall's Mambrino;
second dam, by Cooks Whip; in foal to In.
diarapolls.
Miss Fry, bay mare; right hind ankle white;
foaled 1875; bred by II. Fry, Bourbon county,
Kentucky; got by Goldsmith's Abdallah.
First dam, by Dixie; second dam, by Tom
Crowder; third dam, by Bertrand; bred to Won
Arnim; record, 2:22.
Lady Humboldt, own sister to Humboldt,
record, $50; that Mr.. Wilson sold to Chas.
Green for $4,000; chestnut mare; foaled 1875;
star and snip, and left hind sock; bred by J.
Il. Powell, Combs Ferry, Ky; by Stocking
Chief. First dam by Parrish's Crockett, sire
apolis.
Edna WILSON, bay filly: foaled 1881; bred by
W. d. Wilson; by Ravenswood. First dam,
Miss Fry, by Goldsmith's Abdallah; second
dam, by Dixie; third dam, by Tom Crowder,
fourth dam by Bertrand.
Annie Belt, dam of Filming Girl; record,
2;33; brown mare; foaled 1870; few white
hairs in face; bred by John +. Belt, Elzasille,
KY; by Americus, same as Parson's Abdallah.
First dam, by DR.. Bradford's Telegraph; Sec
ond dam by Libeu Litton's Hooton, third
dam, by Red Tiger.
Kate Woodmanses, bay flly, foaled 1880,
bred by W. H. Wilson, few white hairs in face,
by Smuggler, first dam, Miss Fry, by Gold.
smiths Abdallah; second dam by Dixie: third
dam by Tom Crowder; fourth dam by Bsr.
trand.
Corrinne Thomas, bay mare, foalsd 1878,
bred by Cleveland Scott. Sumner county, Tenn,
by Scott's Thomas; record, a:2l; first dam,
Lady Gay, by Fishers Forest, sire Of ,Soott's
Chief; record, 1923; In foal to Smuggler.
The animals, together with the noted stall.
ion Won Arnim, will be shipped from the park
the latter part of this week.