Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1881-06-13
MiSceLIHiIPOIfS.

Mr. Hi. Adams, the well trainer and driver
located at st. Paul for year past, has been
forced to remove his stable of trotters to the
Minneapolis track, St. Paul now not Offering
any facilities for track work. Mr.. Adams has
in his string, R. Barden's b. h. Aladdin, :
years, by Western Chief, st. Aubins br. 8.
Fearnaught, the pacing stallion Lazy Bill, and
four or five green ones.
While trotting iu the $50 race at Detroit,
Mich, May 31st, the brown mare, Nettie So
per, owned by DIR. Galbraith of Pontiac, Mich,
driven by William Mclaughlin, fell dead hay
ing burst blood vessel.
Pierre Lorlllard's colt Iroquois, by Leaning
ton, winner of the English Derby, won $13, ,5H
as 2-year old, and this year IN his 3-year old
form, his winnings in England already amount
to S32 1856, a total at two and three years of
S46,527.
The question has been asked the GLOBE if
the stallion Solicitor, lately sold by Mr. Over
peck, the well known liveryman of this city,
is registered, and if he is standard. The
GLOBE respectfully refers the enquiry to the
Kentucky Lire Stock Record for an intelli
gent answer. There is no doubt about his
pedigree being correct
The work Of clearing away the old exhibi-
ton buildings and getting things in
shape for commencing work upon
the new stables at Kittsondale,
has progressed so far that ground will be
broke for the structure to-day. Brick and
stone are also being hauled upon the ground,
| and in few days now work will be com
menced in good earnest, and the stables
pushed to completion as rapidly as possible.
| Hon. William S. King, president of the
| Northwestern Exposition, to be given at Min
naapolis September 5th to 10th inclusive, ey-
identity believes in the success of the move
ment for organizing the st. Paul and Minneap-
oils Union Jocky and Trotting club, as we find
in his advertisement in Dunton's Spirit Of the
Turf, the following paragraph; Races will
be run under the auspices and control of the
st. Paul and Minneapolis Union Jockey cub
with Lexington weights"
The following item is from the New York
Herald of the Sth: "The bay gelding Edwin
Forrest, driven by his owner, Mr.. Robert
Bonner, made the fastest mile yesterday morn
ing at the Gentlemen's Driving Park (Fleet
wood ever made to top wagon. The quarter
was trotted in "a seconds, the half mile in l:09
the three quarters in 1:46, and the full mile in
| 2:22H Forrest was timed by four or five
gentlemen. The top wagon weighed 176 lbs,
and Mr.. Bonner little over $50 lbs, so that
the weight in all behind the horse was 356 lbs. ,
Sir John Ashley, who has recently become
owner of the 5-year old race horse Peter, writes
the London Sportsman, challenging any 3-year
old in the world to match race, at weight
for age, during the New Market Houghton
! meeting in October rext for a purse of 1, ,00O
| guineas.
nMr.sP. Lorillard, Raucocas stock farm, Jobs
town, N. j., has matched his two-year old
chestnut colt Sachem, (brother TO Sly Dance,
| by War Dance, dam Sly Boots by Riyoli
against Messrs. Dwyer Bros two-year ole
chestnut colt Onondaga, (brother to Sensa-
tion) by imp. bennington, dam Susan Beane
by Lexington, three-quarters of mile, for s.,
coo side The race will be run at Sleeps
head Bay on Saturday, June 25th.
| Not one of the ten stations entered fol
the great $4,000 purse at Rochester, n. Y,
July 4, declared out June /, by paying per
cent. forfeit as stipulated, so 1t is presumed
all will start unless something should occur
between now and the time of the race. Tht
| ten entries are Santa Claus, Monroe Chief
Bonesetter, Francis Alexander, Independence
Wedgewood. Hannis, Voltaire, McGregor and
| Amber.
The Chicago Times turf editor should be le
up in his work for time ,as he is badly off.
In Saturdays issue we find the following item
"Lady Rolf, record of 2:22 Y, by Tom Rolf
recently showed a half mile in Los, at Piqua
O., and was at once purchased by D. Wood
mansee, of Indianapolis, for $4,000. She is
converted PAGER"
| More outrageous robbery was never perpe
trated. 1t was bad enough to locate Dal
Woodmansee in Indianapolis instead of Min
neapolis, but when the fact is entirely ignored
| the purchase was for Commodore Kittson': }:
great breeding farm at st. Paul, the offense il
| unDordonahle