Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1882-09-25
the last half mile being done in 1 IA, and

sale. He will be used On the road by a
st. Louis gentleman as mate to the well
known trotter Little Fred, record 2:20.
Price $1,000.
Mr.. Abbott sold yesterday to S. p. Ia
monte, of this city, seyen-year-old bay
mare by Daniel Lambert, dam by Ethan
Allen. This mare showed 1854 to road
wagon before the sale. He also
sold to the same party the gray gelding,
Cheek, eight years old, and capable of
trotting in 2;40.
Cornelius Sullivan, of Riverside, has
purchased from Mr.. J. l. Case the well
known trotting stallion Narragansett, by
Rhode Island, first dam of pacing blood,
second dam by Davis Hambletonian. Mar
ragansett is a half brother to Gov. Sprague,
and although he has had but limited OPP
portunities in the stud, number of his
colts are fast trOttersy and all his get pos
sess style, size and speed.
miscellaneous.
The sister of Foxhall has been sent to
England,
The pacing stallion, Bald Hornet, has
been retired from the track and put into
the stud.
B. Fl. Demarest, Paterson, N. j., lost
Sept. the gray gefding Grey Chief, rec
cord 2:2454, by Napoleon.
Mr.. A. A. Thomas, Coshocton O., lost
from lockjaw the bay FLY foaled March
"a, 1882, by Adjuster, dam Venus.
R. Reiners, Williamsburg, n. Y, has
purchased of Edward Fly the bay gelding
Jack Ellis, years Old. by Fisk's Mambrino
Chief, for $1,000.
VIM. Seary, Boston, Mass, has purchased
of George H. Bailey, of Portland, Me-, the
bay stallion Pickpocket by Pequaket, dam
by Old Drew, $1,000.
o. Bowie, Baltimore, Md, has sold to M.
Young, Henderson, KY, the bay filly Wild
fire, three years DID, by bennington, out
of Made, by Australian, for $700.
The Narragansett trotting park at Gran
ston, belonging to the Sprague estate, has
been sold at auction by order of Trustee
ChafTee, for $20,775 to ]. B. Barnaby.
Levi Wilson, Kansas, has purchased of
Capt. Tough, Chicago, ILL.,, the bay
horse Hampton, is years old by Rysdyks
Hambletonian, dam by Green's Bolivar.
Charles Littlefeld, of New York city
has purchased of VIM. Jennings, Airing
ton, Md, the lbay gelding Cordova,
years old, by King Alfonso, dam Crucifx
for $4,000.
Blondine has been running out all sum
mer and she is fat. Mr.. John Shepard has
commenced driving her and he says she i:
all right. Mill Boy, her mate, has shown
trial in 2:19.
G. 2. Wetmore, New York city, has solo
to Charles Reed, Meadow Brook Stud. Sar
atoga, N. Y, the brown mare Empress, {
years old, by bennington, dam Capri
ceuse by zanoni.
Robert Steel, Cedar Park Stud, Philadel
phia, Pa, has sold toJ. C. Littlefeld, Boston
Mass, the gray mare, Irene, record 2:20ll
IL years old by Cavanaugh's Gray Eagle
dam Minnie by Roe's Abdallah Chief.
Early Rose is by Almont. out of Jennie
by Flying Cloud, and her record is 2:2OI
Aldine is by Aim ont, out of Mother Hub
bard, by Toronto, and her record is o:19L
These are Mr.. Vanderbilt's two fast ones.
A. G. Green, Fall River, Mass, lost re
Gently the bay mare Factory Girl, 81 years
old by Rysdyk's Hambletonian, dam b.
Green's Bolivar. Her record was 2.291I
she was the dam of King Phillip, record
2:21.
Mr.. J. A. Grinstead, Walnut Hill Stud
Lexington, KY, has sold to Mr.. r. Swiger
North Elkhorn Farm, Muir's Station, KY
the chestnut colt Lord Eldon, years oil
by Waverley, dam by Red Eye, out of Sym
pathy by Scythian.
w. G. France offers at public sale Oct
81, all his trotting stock including France'
Alexander (2:19), % head of brood mares
ten of which are by Geo. Wilkes. M,
house, Cincinnati, Ohio.
Messrs. Norris & Patton, st. Loui:
Mo-, have purchased of VIM. Lowell, Ne,
York city, the brown horse, Duke of Kent
5 years old, by Bonnie Scotland, dar
Fanny Barrow by Albion, for $500, and h
will be placed in the stud.
Midway, by Almont, owned by Messr:
d. and J. Bergen, of Cornwall, Ont
showed his owners very fast mile recen
| y. hoo ldoO oloO IHCJ OuCe uSClucu
place him in Murphy's hands (of Ney
York; who will prepare him for the Crane
circuit of 1883.
R. I. Thornton, Ludlow, KY, sold at auc
ton on the Lexington race course, Sep
TENDER 10Th, the bay FLY Sadie Williams
two years old, by Springbok, dam Netti,
Hinde by Lexington, with her engagement
in the Ashland Oaks, 1888, to j. K. Megib
ben, Cynthiana, KY, for 1925.
Turf Field and Farm: When Mr.. Worl
was informed of the 2:1615 of Aldine ant
Early Rose, he is reported to have said
Il will bet rotten apple; will bet an ole
silver watch; I will bet $4,000, $4,000
$25, 900, $4,000 that the Vanderbilt team
cannot beat Dick Swiveler and Edward {
mile to road wagon"
| Pilgrim, bay stallion, by the great
Smuggler, dam May Morning, grand
daughter of the renowned Pocahontas. anG
the pride of Midway park, took the blue
ri obon at Chicago in the class for trottine
and roadster stations, from large field Of
competitors. Besides the blue ribbon the
prize was $4,000 in currency.
DR.. L. Herr, Forest Park, near Licking
ington, KY. has sold the following trottino