Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1883-11-12
MisceLf0ue01ES.

mile.
Miscellaneous.
From statement in the Chicago Horse
man it appears that M. T. Grattan paid
$1,000 for Herod.
Mr.. Thos. Canary, of New York city,
has bought of Robt. Dempster, of New
Jersey, fast black fve-year-old mare, by
Guy Miller fer $500.
j. Il. DeMott and W. a. T. Mali have
matched their Kentucky P ince three-year-
olds, Intuition and Lsssie, to trot best
three in fine, mile heats, at the New York
Gentlemen's Driving course on September
18th next.
Pilot Knox, the six-year-old black horse
that has been so successful in New Eng
land this season, winning seven out of
eight races, and making record of 2:24A
in this his first season, was bought by his
present owner last February for $500, and
| $4,000 has been recently refused for him
Charles Backman, Stony Ford, Orange
county, New York, has sold to s. d. Rip
ley, New York city, the bay mare Elite,
five years old (full sister to Electioneer,
Prospero, Dame Trot and Elaine), by
| Messenger Duroc, dam Green Noun
| tain Maid by Sayre's Harry Clay, for
$4,000.
Mr.. j. Henry Miller, Lexington, KY, has
| sold to DR.. a. W. McAlIester, Column
bia, Mo-, the bay stallion Mendelssohn,
six years old, by imp. Buckden, dam
| Metela by imp. Australian, her dam
La Grande Duchess by Lexington, thence
back eighteen more crosses. Men
| deIssohn will be at once put in the stud.
Mr.. W. G. France, after looking at
Modoo and other fast horses, hes finally
chosen Cornelia (2:211O as mate to
London, on their showing fast mile to-
| gether, making quarter in 3315 seconds
| and half in 1:08. He bought her from
Mr.. Jerry Coster of New York City. The
price is not known but $4,000 was about
the figure.
Last Monday afternoon, at the club
house of the Gentlemen's New York Driv-
ing park, Mr.. Frank Work offered to
wager $4,000 in three bets of $1,000 each.
that his team, Edward and Dick Swiveller,
could go to the halfmile pole in 1919,
1:0615 ,1:051a, that efterpoop,J ohm Murphy
to drive. Mr.. John 81. Harbsck accepted the
proposition but Murphy could not be
found and the match was declared off.
The stable of runners owned by the
| Dryers, of Brooklyn, has won forty-eight
! races this season and $132,30O in money
few years ago the Dryers we're running
| butcher shop in Brooklyn, and their sue
cess on the turf has been something mar
| velous. Of their horses, this season, Miss
Woodford has won $52,0S5; Geo. Kenney,
gao - q 81
Burton, S7,175; Wandering, $3.50; Ecua-
dor, $3.50, and Carley B. $175.
Last Saturday q party of New York
borsemen, accompanied by Mr.. @. ].
Hamlin, of Buffalo, visited Mr.. Charles
Backman's Stonyford stock farm, Orange
county, n. Y. Mr.. Hamlin purchased five
two yeer-old FLIES for $12, coo, the flower
OF the group being Feroline, foaled 1881,
by Kentucky Prince out OF Lady Dexter,
sister to Dexter, for which he paid 5000.
Mr.. j. D. Ripley purchased brown year
ling colt by Kentucky Prince for $500,
and two chestnut weanlings, by Mansfield,
brought $500 each.
Mr.. L. H. Broome, of Jersey City, Nj,
owner of toe chestnut gelding Modoc
(2:1915), by Aberdeen, has had trouble
saio, n. J. He let Yearance take the horse
| TO trot at some of the small fall meetings,
I and, On telegrsphing him to send Modoc
home, the trainer refused to do go. He
took steps to recover the horse, and caused
Yesranoe's arrest. The latter gsve bail,
| and has made charge of false imDrison-
ment against the owner, who, he contends,
owes him 5000 as g percentage on the
horses winnings, and that the horse wac
held on that account.
Mr.. Broadhead reports she following
sales from Mr.. Ale1ander's Wood5urn
Farm, at Spring Station, KY: To Mr.. C.
Harrington, gainesville, o., Binder.on,
bay colt t1SS1), by Belmont, dam Priu-
| rose (daIn of Princeps, By AleIsnder's Alb
| dsllah; I'd dam Black Rose, by Tom Tee
mer; Conway, gray colt (1s79), by Wedge
| wood, dam Vanity Fair (dam OF Convoy.
2s22lssl, By Ale1snder's Abdallah; ID dam
Vanity, by Vsndal: Mecca, bay or brown
fuy 1ss2), BY oonnaught (son of Wedge
wood and Consseis), dam Mora, by Black
| Rat; ID dam Mary (dam of Dick Moore.
2:2213), By Monmouth Eel se.
The suit brought by 0. A. Hickok
| against Point Breeze PARK association for
recovery of the admission fees Isl, 0OO) TO
the grand stand during the ST. Jullea-
| Trinket race, in the fall of 1881, is sill in
! the Philadelphia courts. On Saturday las.
an order was made By Judge Pierce, d.
recting Mr.. Hickok to enter security for
, costs, he being nonresident. The de-
{ Pendants clsi N they srs not bound By tia
alleged agreement, and also take the IN
/ sportsmsnlike ground that the race which
{ Is the basis OF the suit ves given By the
plaintiff N violation Of the statute OF Feb
rUgry II, 1880, forbidding ~the running,
racing, or tro.ting OF horses, mares, or
geldings for money, goods, chsttels, OF