Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1882-06-12
says that Murphy drove him a half mile on
Bonner's Tarrytown track in LOS.

says that Murphy drove him half mile on
Bonner's Tarrytowntrack IN LOS.
Commodore Kittson is getting together a
very valuable turf and breeding library. His
latest addition is the volumes Of the English
racing calendar from 175l to 1881.
Mr.. w. G. France, who has withdrawn the
great stallion Alexander from the turf, says
that from the manner in which many judges
allow influential drivers to act, there is little
encouragement for an owner who believes in
honest racing and no collisions or combina-
tions to remain in the business.
The bay horse Waller, sired by imp. Hur-
rah, dam Queen of Clubs, owned by the Clyde
stables of Boston, is matched against the
brown gelding Bombast, of the Rockaway
stables, to run over the Meadow Brook hunt
steeple-chase course, Garden City. L. l., on
the 18th inst, for 81 900 side. Bombast Is
by Bonnie Scotland, out OF Benecia.
Says the Spirit: 1--WE learn by telegram
from Red Wing, Mimi, that Little Brown
jug paced mile there June s, in 2:16X
The track is half mile one, and
this looks as il the little side-wheeler
had his speed about him this
year. Commodore Kittson's racer, Gem, COW
cred the same track in 2:204. We hear it
whispered that Gem is fast enough to keep in
line with any Of them"
Cushman Bros, Champaign, ILL.,, are the
owners of the Percheron-Norman mare Laur-
eta, by NJ. w. Durham, and believed by own
ers and importers to be the largest mare in
America. A few weeks since she dropped a
FLY foal, which weighed 200 pounds before it
was twenty-four hours old. The sire, imp.
Ratio, is not large horse for the breed, but
is grandson to Mr.. Duuham's very large
show mare Mignonette.
c. 8. Dole, Crystal Lake, ILL.,, sold last week
his entire stable Of trotting brood mares and
FLIES, fifteen in number, to Mr.. Wheeler, of the
Wheeler & Wilson Sewing Machine company.
Among them are Black Maria. by Alhambra,
(son of Mambrlno Chief, out of Enchantress
(the dam of Harold and Lakeland Abdallah),
by Old Abdallah; Balmoral, by Woodbridge,
full brother to Wedgewood), out Of May
Belle full sister to Dick Moore, 2:2sH), by
Belmont, and others by Almont, Lakeland
Abdallah, Alhambra, etc. Terms private.
j. R. Keene's horse Foxhall, made his first
appearance this season, in the race for the
Ascot gold cup, run Wednesday, which he
won in handsome style. The next day, how
ever, he was beaten by field of inferior per-
formers. The Ascot gold cup is one
of the most important racing events
of England, and its scroll of
winners is the brightest in English record,
having among its winners such names as
Fisherman, Thormanby, Teddington, Skir-
misher, Asteroid and other famed perform
ers.
The trotting mare Lucy was sold Saturday.
the Sd, at Cleveland, O., by Messrs. Palmer
& Wells, of Aurora, Oat.. to Col. o. II.
Payne, treasurer of the Standard Oil company,
of Cleveland, for the handsome sum of
5000. Lucy is black mare. foaled 1870 ,
was bred by NJ. Pinkerton, of King, Ont. and
has record OF 2:20H. She was got by Royal
Revenge out of mare by imp: Harkaway.
Mr.. Payne bought her to mate Daisy. mare
lar. The two, hitched together for the first
time, made half mile in i:111.
The Spirit Of the 1Tmss: Aristides has
blossomed forth as winning SIRE at the fret
asking. His daughter, Henlopen, who won
the Clabaugh memorial, at Baltimore, on the
26th ult., is chip of the old block, and good
judges say she will be among the first fight
of 2-year Odds this season. Aristides, though
one of the smallest, was one of the best and
most beautiful of Leamington's sons, and we
have always had an idea he was the best slayer
of the family. The success of bennington IS
sons as stations is as pronounced as that of
Lexington's daughters as brood mares. Long
fellow, Enquirer, Eolus, Lelaps and Reform
have made their mark. And now Aristides.
We hear great accounts of Hyd-r Ali from
Illinois, Lucifer from Kansas, and the colts
dropped to Harold and Sensation are highly
thought of by Mr.. Wyndham Walden.