Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1882-06-19
Miscellaneous .

The races at Erie, Pa, will begin June p,
and the entries number 122-the largest in
the history OF the association.
An agent of James r Keene is said to have
offered $4,000 for Renlopen after she won
the Juvenile stakes at Jerome park.
The black mare Backbone Maid, by Meme
laus, has been sold to F. j. Macksy, of Min
neapolis. Backbone Maid trotted last season
in 2:32:
he sum of $3.50 has been refused by Ed.
White, of Bureau Junction, Ill, fer his year
ling colt Perduro, by Durango, dam Maggie
Wells, by Tuckahoe.
The meeting at Columbus, o., arranged for
July 3, 5 and has been indefinitely POSTPONED.
Meetings in larger cities on The same dates
secured the attractions.
The Driving Park associations of Marshall,
Coldwater, Jackson, Eaton Rapids, and Battle
Greek, Mich, are considering the advisability
of holding q summer circuit, to commence
the latter part OF July.
DR.. Mintzer's Mambrino Hambletonian
mare, record of 2:22, foaled On the 18th of this
month (June), bay filley with no white. The
filley is by St. Paul, formerly Vermont. The
mare died on the Isl b instant of congestion.
DR.. Mintzer recently had bay horse colt
foaled, by St. Paul, formerly Vermont, out of
a mare by Alarm By IMP. Yorkshire, Cd dam by
Glencoe. The colt has star, with off hind
foot white up to the ankle. The decor
thinks he is the finest colt he ever saw.
Mr.. c. q. Spafford, of Rockford, ILL.,, who
joined the northwestern circuit with three
horses, the produce of Blue Bull, sold two OF
them at Hastings on Friday to Ed. Hersey, of
Saltwater, who Will drive them on the road as
sole team. One of these Blue Jeans has
shown mile better than 2.20.
DR.. Charles E. Teller, of $3.50 Jackson street
owns Dictator, Jr. He is bay horse with
black points, fifteen and half hands high.
First dam by Almont, second dam by Zenith,
and so on back to American eclipse and Gray
Eagle. His sire is Dictator that is entered in the
races at Fargo. He is O very stylish animal
with good rate OF speed.
The 7-year-old bay gelding Otto K, by Blue
Bull, dam Queen, by Sir Henry, has been pur-
chased from Otto Kickbush, of Wausau, Wis,
by e. Mccall, of Pittsburgh, Pa, for his
friend, MIR. J. P. Beal, of New York, and will
be delivered to the latter gentleman after he
completes in the 2:35 race of the forthcoming
CulcaSO LuetLiuS ITiCS St,VVV.
The Memphis Jockey club has recently
been organized with paid up stock of
$4,000; and four days meeting will be given
immediately after the close of the Nashville
meeting in October. II is even thought
circuit will be organized, beginning with
Lexington followed by Louisville, Nashville
ana Memphis, ard continuing at Little Rock,
Dallas, Houston, Galveston, and finishing
at New Orleans.
The Chicago Times of Saturday says: zone
Seek from to-day, June "a, The summer run
ming meeting of the Chicago Driving park
will be opened, and there Is every reason 10
prophesy for it brilliant success. Every
thing is being done to place and keep tie
track in the best order, and the surroundings
are all that could be desired. The entries are
SO large and of such character as t. insure
close contests in every class, and the seven
days, June "a, &c. u. % 29, and July and 4,
will afford abnndan: opportunity for all the
thousands to witness the finest exhi billions of
speed ever shown in the northwest"
Dunton's SPIRIT OF the Turf says: "While
in the East last week, Commodore N. w.
Kittson, proprietor of two of the finest breed