Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1883-11-19
vas Mambrino Gift, at Rochester, N. Y,

was Mambrino Gift, at Rochester, N. Y,
August ID, 1874. Since then eighteen
others have beaten 2:2O, viz: Smuggler,
2:154, Phallas 2:15B; Jerome Eddy,
2:l6M Director, 2:17; Piedmont, 2:174;
Black Cloud, 2:174 Santa Claus, 2:171a;
Hennis 2:17A; Duquesne, 2:l794; Robert
McGregor, 2:18; Monroe Chief, 1:184;
Nutwood 2:1SA; j. B. Thomas, 2:18A;
Bonesetter, 2:19; Wedgewood, 2:19; Alex
ander, 2:19; Won Arnim, 2:191a; Re-
nero, 2:1914, and Abbottsford, 2:19H.
Mr.. g. D. Cole, banker at Lake Benton,
Mimi, has very high opinion of Trample,
the well known stallion owned By M. T..
Grattan, as he writes as follows to the
Breeders Gazette: 81 have sold my Tippo
Saib four-year-old and have purchased the
two-yesr-old by Trample, dam the we'll
known brood mare Old Pet. He is the
handsomest gelding ever saw; do not
think me wild, but can say, with all can
| dor, that l would not exchange him, as he
stands to-day, for any two-year-old in this
state, and from present indications he will
be the equal of any as far as speed goes"
Relief, the dam of Walnut (2:22I), has
foal by her side, six weeks old, by Ok.
moor. This mare is twelvs years of age,
and she was got by Messenger HANDLE
tonian, out of Lady Magnolia, by Mag
nolia, son of Seeley's American Star;
second dam the dam of Lady Falls. She
is very nervous, cross and difficult to
handle, her temper evidently having been
| spoiled by rough treatment, but she is be-
coming better disposed at Marshland, land
General Tracy rejoices in the thought that
now that she has commenced breeding
again she will continue fertile.
| Grin A. Hickok and John A. Goldsmith
safely arrived with their trotters at Bay
District park, San Francisco. The form
| er's string consists of St. Julien Ruby,
Eva, Aloise, Lucy, the PAGER, and Mr.. En-
ery's promising four-year old Connaught.
by Wedgewood. They are all reported in
good health, but st. Julien's off fore leg
has been blistered. Goldsmith brought
home the three fast stations, Director
Monroe Chief, and Romero. There will
be three days meeting at Agricultural
park, beginning Thanksgiving day, when
the free for all purse of $1,000 will be de-
cided. st. Julien and Director are barred
Monroe Chief and Ne lie R. are handicap
ped to wagon.
The we'll known horse One Dime, the
property of DR.. Craik, was shot in Canads
on the Sd inst, having broken his leg. One
Dime was bred by Bowen & Co., Paris
KY, in 1876, and was son of Wanderer
from mare by Scythian; I'd dam Glen
coe; Sd dam by Yarico, by Sumpter. One
Dino was very handsome as we'll as 6
fast horse. His only effort as two-year
old was third to Trinidad. for the Belle
Meade Stakes at Louisville, but as three
year-old he won the Eikhorn and Gal
House stakes. AS a four ear-old he wor
three times and was purchased by Mr.
Chas. Bathgate for Mr.. L. W. Jerome. HI
then went into the hands of Mr.. P. Loril
lard and eventually to DR.. Craik. While
in Mr.. Jerome's hands he won handicaI
at Monmouth, carrying 116 pounds, beat
ing Ferida 106 pounds il $40, and il
1881, at the same place, beat Sly Dance
Compensation, Ripple and Glidelis, mile
and quarters in 3:C515.