Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1882-08-07
Miscellaneous.

Lady Rolf, belonging to Com modore KIT
son, did not start at Buffalo.
Commodore Kettson's mare Gem paced
half mile at Buffalo, in 1:0i.
Mr.. Lorillard's Aranza and Gerald were
scratched on July Of for all their Goodwoo d
engagements.
Phil Thompson, the first son OF Red Wilkes,
has been transferred to Grin Hickok for
further development.
A four-year old daughter of the stallion
Milwaukee, trotted the last half OF a second
mile in 1;09, in race last week.
Monroe Chief, that was beaten by Won Ar
MIN at Chicago, has been withdrawn from the
special class at Poughkeepsie and Hartford.
Readers of this department of The GLOBE,
noticing any improvement therein, will account
for 1t in,the absence from the city OF the Turf
Editor.
The pacing mare Dora Dunton by Smugger,
the property of Mr.. Stephen Bull, Racine,
Wis, has just foaled fine FLY by Gov.
Sprague.
Mr.. l. l.. Dorsey, Jr., the founder and
breeder of The noted Golddust family of trot.
ers, died at his farm near Louisville, KY, on
the 10th OF July.
Up to July the winning mounts of the
five leading jockeys are as follows: f. Archer.
81; C. Wood, 70; Fordham, 80; G. Barrett 80,
and I. Cannon 80.
Iroquois, Sachem, Neraid Gerald and! Aranza
are all doing good steady work at Newmarket,
under Pincus, while Mr.. Keene's horses
are doing We II at Shipton.
The outlook is that Sioux City will give
grand trotting meeting at their fair this fall.
The management are trying hard to induce
Messrs. Kneebs 81 Fisher to postpone their
match until then.
Isaac Waixel, Union stock yards, Chicago,
has purchase from Mr.. T. Z. Wheelan the
fast trotting bay gelding Judge Curtis for
$1,000. He has since been offered aud has re-
fused s., 600 for his purchase.
The grand prize of Paris, 1854, has entries
from two American stables. Mr. P. Loril-
lard having Joined Mr.. Keene as a competitor
for the laurels of the French turf, he having
six entries, and MIR. Keene four.
Mr.. c. f. Emery, of Cleveland, o., has pur-
chased the bay gelding Ruric Neville, foaled
1878, by Edward Everett, dam Ella Sherwood,
for 81 900. The horse was bred 10y Robert
Bonner. He was good second to King Wilkes
In 2:26x, at Pittsburgh.
The old Queen of the Turf, Goldsmith
Maid, is now twenty five years old. She has
two foals,a colt and FLY by Gen. Washington,
son of General Knox and Lady Thorne, the
Oldest being two years old. She missed this
year, and has been bred to Jay Gould.
Some changes are made in the programme OF
the Eastern Trotting Circuit. At Hampden
aud Beacon parks classes five and seven, as
published, are trauspo sed, which will result
in the 2:34 class being called first on the third
day. At Mystic park, last day, purse No.
is for the 300 class instead of the $50 class,
as given last week,
SPIRIT Of the Times: II. D Mckinney
took spin behind his FLY, Bronze, at Chicago.
She was watched with considerable interest by
the numerous victors. Her easy and rapid
gait pleased Mr.. Mckinney exceedingly, and
he said he felt like sending an invitation to
the crack four-year-olds, Phil Thompson,
Farce and Jay-Eye See to dance French four
for 81 900 a corner. All hands round.
Mr. H. G. Finkle, of Moorhead, who has
started fine horse stock farm at that place,
had valuable present on the I'd of this
month. His Valley Rose, b. M, by Idol. son
of Mambrino Chief, dam Target, by Sir Wal
lace, e. d. by Kosciusko, e. z. d., by Black
burns Whip, dropped black FLY at Blue
Grass stock farm on that day. Sire of filly
Macedonian by Rysdyk's Hambletonian.
The grand equine hotel now under con.
struction on Minnesota and Fourth streets,
this city, for Mr.. James King has been chris
tened "The st. Paul Horse Exchange" The
building is being rapidly finished and will be
opened Tor the reception OF guests on the 10th
of this month, strictly on the "frst. class
and luxurant quarters for their steeds will
govern themselves accordingly.
Commodore Kittson, who is in st. Paul
now, states that he has forwarded the second
Installment for his entry in The great $4,000
race at Boston. He has not decided which
horse he will enter, but leaves that
to be determined upon later along. The
terms of the race give all persons entering the
privilege OF putting in whatever horse they
see fit BE also says that his special car will
be here with his horses on the first day of the
great fair at Minneapolis.
And now comes to the front another uncouth
stallion, Black Cloud, with record of 2:16L
wrestling the honors of second place from the
royal-bred Piedmont. Michiganders will shout
GLOW are YOU, Kentucky," but then BIacI,
Cloud is by Ashland Chief, son OF Mambrino
Chief, and has theIright to be trotter. The
sons and grandsons of Hambletonian now
having accorded to them the greatest stamina