Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1882-03-13
Mid,uay Ruaners In the East

The Spirit of the 18th publishes the entire
list of nominations to the fixed events at
Jerome Park, Long Branch, and Saratoga,
which closed March /. In the list for several
Of the events we find four representatives OF
Commodore Kittson's thoroughbred stock,
viz: Blue Lodge, CHI. M, years, by Fellow
craft-Bonnie May; Mrs. Chubbs, CHI. M, 4
years, by Wanderer-Nannie Mcdowell; Heck,
b. c., years, by I.eamington-Sister OF Mercy;
La Belle N, CHI. f., 3 years, by Reform
Margara. These horses are in the stable Of
Mr.. Somervlle, and will run in his colors.
They are entered as follows;
Blue Lodge and Mrs. Chubbs-American
Jockey Club: Great Metropolitan stakes
(handicap), of 500 each, h. f. and only SIS
if declared by May 20, with 81 900 added, one
mile and half, Al nominations; Fordham
Handicap Sweepstakes, of $50 each, h: f; and
only $40 if declared by May 20, with $500 ad-
ded, one mile and quarter, 67 nominations,
Monmouth Park; Long Branch Handicap, a
sweepstakes of $50 each, h. f., and only $40 If
declared by o'clock p. m. of June 80, with
$500 added, one mile and quarter, 60 nomi-
nations.
Heck and La Belle N.-Monmouth Park:
| Newark stakes, for 8 year ODDS, of $50 each for
starters, with 81 500 added, of which $500 to
| the second, one mile, Al nominations; Trenton
stakes, for year Odds, of $50 each for start
ers, with 81 500 added, OF which $500 to the
second, one mile and a quarter, 80 nomina-
lions.
| Heck-Monmouth Park: Raritan stakes, for
3-year olds, not having won stake of 81 600
when 2-year olds, of $50 each for starters,
with 1900 added, of which $500 to second,
one mile and three furlongs, So nominations.
La Belle N.-Monmouth Park: Elizabeth
stakes, for Swear old FLIES, not having won a
stake of 81, 900 when 2-year Odds, of $50 each
for starters, with 81 500 added, of which $50
to second, one mile and quarter, p nomin-
atious. Sn
Mr.. Somerville has other nominatfsns than
the horses of Commodore Kittson in these and
other events at these meetings.
Registration of Lake Como Sfud 1fot-
| ting Stock.
| Mr.. VIM. L. McGrath, proprietor of the
Lake Como Stud Farm, has very wisely regis
tered eight head of his trotting bred stock in
Walluce's Monthly, such publication being an
official certificate of the registration and sta
tus of the animal. With the registration Mr.
McGrath has also changed the name of his
excellently bred trotting stallion from Thesus
to Hambletonian Pilot, the compound
Indicating the two n,od pred0mi
resented in his breeding. The ami
mails, registered are: Hambletonian Pilot,
No. 1881, standard under rule 6, he
being the progeny of standard horse out OF
a standard mare. lakewood, b. G. 2-year-old
by DeGraff & Hopkins Alexander, dam Polly
MeGrath by Tramp, standard under rule Z
being BY q standard horse out OF marc by
a standard horse. So we'll pleased is Mr.
McGrath with Oakwood's fine form and splend.
id trotting action, he proposes keeping
him for stud purposes, first giving him
an opportunity to show his quality
as turf performer. Of the Others
registered, Daisy Tramp, Timbrel
Temperance and Tambourine are standard
the other two not fully meeting the require
ments. Mr.. McGrath naturally feels gratifei
that his stock stands SO we'll under the rigid
rules adopted to designate standard animals,