Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1882-10-23

TeSeubdulFoS are OtOSI, OTOWA L Olut, Mas
sasoit, and Commando. The Criterion,
which is run on Monday, may give US a
cline" to the Dewhurst. Energy is not in
the Criterion, but Macheath is, as axe the
Americans Bolero, Massasoit, and Comanche
and the French colt Bon Jour.
Il Noted Brood Mare Destroyed.
Turf. Field and Farm.
Young Portia, the dam of Volsaire
(2:201l was recently destroyed at Wood
burn ON account of the feebleness which
had come upon her with old age. She was
foaled in 1856, and SO was twenty six years
old. She was by Mambrino Chief, out of
Portia, by Roebuck, and she out of mare
by Whip. The first of her produce was
Hymen, gray colt, by Pilot, Jr. He was
fast and of excellent size, but died when
five years old. He was dropped in 1864,
and showed the year he passed away trial
Norman, and in 1868 the bay colt
Voltaire, by Tattler. Voltaire, by
the way, will enter the stud
at Lexington next spring, in charge of W.
II. Crawford, who has located there with
the intention of giving his time to breed
ing and handling. The produc of 1869
was a bay FLY by Tattler; of 1870, the
chestnut colt Portion, by Planet; of 1871,
Childe Harold by Harold, at present
sire in Scotland; of 1872, Consueio, by
Harold; of 1873, Harold Mambrino, by
Harold; of 1874, Nora Lee by Woodford
Mambrino; of 1775, Yolande, by Belmont;
of 1876, Parthene, by Harold dead; and
of 1877, Voltiguer, by Belmont. The
filly which came in 1878 lived but few
days, and after that the old mare was bar
rem. In the years to come some of the
best trotters in America will trace to
Young Portia.
The Siostc City Track and IMr. Sherwood.
Mr.. Sherwood has at last heard from the
managers of the Sioux City track in re-
gard to the matter of Hambletonian Maid,
from which it is evident they propose to do
justice towards both Mr.. Sherwood and the
horse. The facts of the case have previous
~ been stated in these columns. In brief,
the mare won two heats when the judges
took the driver out of the sulky and put
up another driver because, as they thought,
the mare was not being driven as fast as
she could go. The delay in replying to
Mr.. Sherwcods letters has been long con-
tinued, and somewhat annoying to
Mr.. Sherwood, not because he
felt any anger against the man
ayers of the track, but because
he knew that he had been wronged. The
managers claim that they were misled by
gentleman on the stand, who acted as
judge, and who was supposed to know
more about horse racing than any one else
at the track did. They express desire to
do all in their power to remove the record
given the mare which was ten or twelve
seconds lower than it ought to be. They
have even prepared a paper in which the
facts of the case are stated. The case will
go before the National association, and
there can be no doubt the association
will do justice with Mr.. Sherwood and his
horse. It is pleasant to be able to make
this statement, as it indicates proper spirit
on the part of the Sioux City people.
Miscellaneous Notes.
The Lexington, KY, trotting association
have made what ought to be popular new
departure, giving ladies free admissions to
their meetings.
It is currently reported that the mare
Lady Price, who has been winning in the
slow classes in the recent Jersey circuit is
really Little Gipsey, 2:22.
1t is now settled fact that Iroquois, p.
Lorillard's famous performer in. England,
is to be shipped back to this country, and
placed at the head of the Rancoeas as stud.
The trotting sensation Clingstone, is in
Cleveland again. The injury to his leg
was simply strain, and he has already re-
covered from the lameness occasioned
thereby.
Higbie Bros, of Canton, ILL.,, who own
the Blue Bull mare Berthe, record 2:27.
deny that she has been on Bringing" tour
this season, story to that effect having
recently gained currency.
Rosa Wilkes, by George Wilkes, has a
wonderful record. She has been on the
turf but two years, has won twenty of the
twenty -four races in which she has been
engaged and her record is 2:181.
Westmont, the PAGER that has been doing
so well at the western meetings this sea-
son, is by Almont, trotting sire, and Mr..
Robert Steele, of Philadelphia, has three
year old gelding by Belmont that shows
2:2O gait.
The proper way to spell the name of
ex-Gov. Stanford's trotter with the yearling
record of 2:36 is Kinda Rose. She was
named after the daughter of Mr.. L. j.
Rose, prominent breeder of trotters in
San Gabriel, Cal.
fremont, by Belmont, is a good young
one. He is but 7 years ole, and has been in tho
stud since colt, but at the recent Saginaw
meeting won the race for 2:3O stations
owned in Michigan, seven heats being trot-
ted, fremont obtaining a record of 2:28L
in the sixth heat
Dolly, by Mambrino Chief, is the dam of
three well-known trotters, all by different
sires. They are Director, 2:221S, by Dicta-
tor; Thorndale, 2:221z, by Aiexander's
Abdallah; and Onward, 1926, by George
Wilkes. Director reduced his record at
Stockton, CAL, Sept. 20, to its present
figures.
May Queen, 2:20,- BY Ale1ander's Nor
man, has recently been purchased
OF Mr.. Joseph Harker by
Gov. Stanford of Califorhia, to be placed
In the Palo Alto harem. Matte Hunter
the noted paC0r. 2:1CA ia now at M, IT,,