Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1883-04-23
Minnesota Mentions.
HAMBLRToNIAN swIGRRr.

Minnesota Mentions.
HAMBLRToNIAN swIGRRr.
Injustice was done the stallion Baymont,
owned by Geo. w. Sherwood, last week in
giving the breeding of the fine young stall
lion Hambletonian Swigert, the property
of q. r. Gardner, of this city. We give
the pedigree corrected: Hambletonian
Swigert, 1878, bay, dark points, 15h
hands, foaled 1880; sire Baymont, 1927, son
of Alden Goldsmith, 1888, by Volunteer, 55;
dam Lady Adeline by Swigert, $50; I'd dam
by Stephen Kennels son of Old
st. Lawrence, q fast trotter. Bred
by George w. Sherwood, St. Paul, (Shel-
don, Ia, stock fair), and owned by H. R.
Gardner, st. Paul. He is a colt of very
fine promise, being good size, splendid
trotting conformation, excellent DISPOSE
ton, and good mover.
BRUTUs CLAY.
Mr.. l. Lenhart, of Mortified, Rice
county, sends US the breeding of his trot-
ting stallion, Brutus Clay, not secured for
publication in the list given last week. 1t
is as follows: Brutus Clay, mahogany
brown, with star in forehead and one white
heel, 1874 hands, sire Strader's Cassius M.
Clay, Jr., %, son of Cassius NJ. Clay, Is, by
Henry Clay, 8. by Andrew Jackson, 4, by
Young Bashaw, son of Grand Bashaw,
(Arabian), dam by Pilot. Jr., II; End dam
by Mambrino Chief, IL, owned by L Len
hart, Mortified, Rice county, wkere he is
doing stud service. she is described
as strong and compactly built, with free
and opeA gait, but has never been handled
&c 81 &c 20 ha
fine, and to exhibit in a remarkable de-
gree the trotting qualities of The families
so strongly represented in the horse" We
will take pleasure in giving the breeding
of other Minnesota tro.ting stations which
we overlooked in making up our list, but
trust that parties sending the same will
be careful to have pedigrees full and COR
rect, not forgetting date of foaling and
name of breeder as the case in the
above.
HON. O. F. KIND3ED's TRoTrERs.
In addition to the three trotting bred
stations owned by Hon. Q. F. Kindred, of
Brainerd, given in the list of stations pub
lished last week, he has quite list of
trotters at his Valley City, D. T., stock
farm, which are being handled by. Mr.. E.
L. Traynor, and some of whom, with the
stallion Almont Boy will undoubtedly be
campaigned some this season. Heading
the list is Annie West, by Allie West, 745,
son of Almont, SO, dam by Con-
ductor,, son of Gen. Knox, by Vermont
| Boy. She got record at Fargo last fall
of 2:4434, but this is no measure of her
speed. The others in the string are Lady
Spry, by Honest Allen, dam by Berkley's
Edwin Forrest; Katie Marvin, by Snug
gler, dam by Ned Hawkins; Rosewood, by
Florida: Blizzard, by Alcantara, dam by
Berkley's Edwin Forest; Jessie Wilkes, by
George Wilkes, dam by Humboldt; Flor
ence S, by Florida; Ole, by coaster, dam
by American Clay; Knick, by Gilvoy, dam
by Mambrino Rather; Lucy Walker, by
Young Hambletonian, dam by Walkers
Gray Eagle.
THE WHITE TROTTING GELDING DAVID R.
Ii the list of Minneapolis horses pub
lished two weeks ago was the following
paragraph: "Another is Mr.. Schenck's W.
G. David R., said to be sired by Wallace's
Arabian bred stallion Phenomenon, the
sire of the noted Clay pillow horse, Captain
Lewis, who, just from shaking off his pillow
harness and going into 3-minute race
upon half-mile track and distaEced all
competitors but one in the actual time OF
2:27, and wound up the season with a
record of 2:204." In reference to the
doubt thrown upon the breeding of his
horse by the words ''said to be sired by
Wallace's Arabian bred" etc., Mr.. Schenck
says: "David r. was foaled at Angelica,
Allegany county, N. Y. Afterwards he was
owned in Hornellsville, that state, by Chas
Rose, and was brought from that place to
Minneapolis. He was sired by Sir Wallace
a spotted Arabian" The item, besides ques
tioning the breeding of Mr.Schenck's horse
was in error in crediting the Arabian stal
lion Phenomenon with being the sire OF
Capt. Lewis, it now being pretty vel
established that his sire was the Clay horse
Sphinx, by Andy Johnson, by Old Henry
Clay, his dam, however, being mare sired
it is believed, by Phenomenon.
MISCELLANEOUS NOTES.
Hon. IS. G. Anderson Hutchinson, in
forms us that the 5-year old bay mare
Capitola, by Colonna, son of Belmont, Ga
by Abdallah, Is, dam thoroughbred, il
trotting rapidly this spring, and no doQb
is felt she will go into the 80 list befor
the close of the season. She is being
driven by l.. J. Phelps, who brought he
out. Mr.. Phelps is also handling 3-yea
old full sister to Capitola, called Isis, who
is said to be going very finely.
The colt races at Preston Mimi, an
nounced by NJ. T. Grattan, having failet
to fill, owing, Mr. Grattan says. TO the i'm
possibility of getting reasonable shipping
rates. Mr.. Grattan's programme has beer
absorbed by the Rochester associatio /