Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1882-10-16
Miscellaneous Notes.

Entertainments NOTES.
The value of the Great Eastern railway
Handicap, won by P. Lorillards Aranza,
was S2,s45.
Amy, 1884, by Volunteer, dam Belle
Brandon by Rysdyk's Hambletonian, is
in foal to Sayers' Harry Clay.
A match for $4,000 side is to be trotted
Wednesday, good day and track, between
the celebrated brown gelding J.P. Morris,
record 2:2OL, and Grin A. Hickok's chest
nut gelding Overman, record 2:2OH.
Mr.. Edwin Thorne of Thorndale stud
farm, Millbrook, Duchess Co., New York,
has added to his stock horses the bay stall
lion Nil Desperandum, record 2:24, by Al
exanders Belmont, dam Lady Mckinney.
The Chicago Horseman notes the sale by
Mr.. Isaac Weitzel, of his brown gelding,
Blackstone, to the well known trainer and
driver, ''Knapsack'' Mccarthy, who last
season drove for Com. N. w. Kittson, price
$3.50.
Richard S. Maloney, of Council Bluffs,
To-, has sold to Mr.. A. A. Swan, of New
York city, the bay stallion Maxy Cobb,
record 2:3O, for $4,000, after showing
four trials in better time than 2:25, the
last one in 2:231s.
Lorillard's English contingent fur
nished one winner last week, the Oh. f.
Touch-me-not by Great Tom, out of
Woodbine, beating w. B. Crawford's
Oh. c. Red Gold, and F. Gretton's b. c.
in the BEDFORD stakes for two year-olds.
The Kentucky Gazette, published at Lex
ington, is responsible for the following:
sit is said that Mr.. Samuel Grundy, of
Washington county, Kentucky, has a colt
only few months old, that can trot q mile
in 2:43." This takes the rag off the bush.
The French horse Rayon dor, has been
purchased by Mr.. Scott of Erie, Pa, and
will leave England for this country on the
18th. Mr.. SCOTS agent has also purchased
nine valuable broodmares at the late sale
in England of Mr.. Blinkison's Middle Park
stud.
The wonderful colt Jay-Eye-See, unpar-
alleled four-year old record of 2:19, made
in third and fourth heats, now at Lex
ington, KY, is reported to have
trouble in the foot, and others, il the
shoulder.
Hyslop, the feather-weight jockey of the
Rancocas stable, sailed for England with
Mr.. Lorillard's youngsters, Saturday, the
18th. He did not 60 to remain, but took
the trip merely for the benefit of his health,
having been suffering for some time past
with malarial fever.
Gov. Stanford, proprietor of the
celebrated Palo Alto stock farm,
California, has made arrangements for
taking up his residence in New York city,
and assuming an active participation in
the eastern turf, with his California bred
stock, trotters and runners,
Leonard johnson, of Dakota county, the
great importer of Percherons, returned
from France a few days since with two car
loads of horses, one car load of stations
and the other of brood mares. The i'm
portation as a whole, is said to be the
finest ever made by Mr.. johnson.
DR.. J. h. MacCormac, on the 9th inst,
at the Gentlemen's Driving park, New
York city, drove his bay mare, Vivandiere,
by Sentinel, the sire of Kittson's Won
Arnim, a mile in 2:16, with running
mate hitched with her. She made one
break fifty yards from the score, and was
pulled almost to a standstiu under the
wire.
The English Cmsarewitch, run last Tues
day possessed little interest to Americans,
from the fact that Foxhall, winner of the
event last year was scratched, and the 9TH
or Americans left in cut butts sorry figure.
The event was won by Corrie Roy, who
also secured the distinction OF winning