Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1883-04-16

good style and a fine mover, but
owing to kick on the joint of the right
hind leg, he has never been able to stand
preparation.
UNNAMED COLT.
Brown colt 1873 hands, foaled 1879; sire
Star Chief, by Adams Bald Chief, by
Bay Chief, by Mambrino Chief,
II, dam by Paynes Cloud; I'd
dam by Alexander's AdbaIlah, IS;
Sd dam by Grey Eagle, Payne's Cloud is by
Wards Flying Cloud, son of Hills Black
Hawk. Owned by W. E. Perkins, Lake
City, Wabashaw county.
UNNAMED COLT.
Bay colt, 15.1 hands, foaled 1880; sire
Hughey Angus by Swigert, $50; by
Norman, %; dam Pauline by Swigert,
$50; I'd dam by. Richards Bell
founder. Bred by E. T. Archibald, Dun
das, Rice county, owned by John Meloy
and George P. Smith, Hastings, Dakota
county. This colt exhibits almost, if not
| quite perfect trotting action, is level
| headed, full of courage, and is expected to
make his mark in the stud and on the
turf. Is being handled and will probably
be started in the colt race at the state fair.
| if one is given.
| YIATOR.
Viator, 1906, dark chestnut, 1872 hands.
foaled 1875; sire Tramp, 3O8, son'of Cages
Logan, 127, by Ham bletonian, 10; dam by
| Green's Bashaw, so; I'd dam the dam .'Old
Kit" fast trotter. Bred by Rev. Emory
| Miller, Iowa City, Iowa. Owned by VIM.
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county. Viator runs fourteen times to
imp. Messenger. He has slow record,
which he will lower very materially this
year if nothing happens him. He will be
campaigned.
VOLUNTEER, JR.
| Volunteer, Jr., brown with tan points, Is
hands over the withers and 16I over the
rump, foaled 1874; sire Volunteer, So
son of Hambletonian, 10; dam by
Defiance, 1918, son of Mambrino. Pay
master by Mambrino, by Messenger. Bred
| by Alden Goldsmith, Orange county, New
York, owned by Geo. T. Jackson. In The
stud.
VOLUNTEER CHEF.
| Volunteer Chief, dark bay, OFF hind foot
white, Is hands and in moderate flesh,
weighs 1,145 pounds; sire Goldsmith's
| Volunteer, 55, son of Hambletonian. 10;
| dam by Daniel Webster, 437, by Long Is
| land Black Hawk. I'd dam of old Abdallah.
Bred by James Hulse, Blooming Grove,
Orange county, N. Y. Owned by A. Post,
Jewett Valley stock farm, FaribauIt, Rice
county, where he is doing stud service. He
is a horse of fine proportions, excellent
trotting action, good disposition and a
good foal getter.
Won ARNIM.
| Won Arnlm, 1,647, bay horse with little
white on hind ankles and a small
star in forehead, 1914 hands, foaled
1874; sire Sentinel, $50; dam Mary
Short by Blood's Black Hawk: second
dam by Downing's bay Messenger; third
dam by Johnson's Star, bred by Isaac Van
Meter, Fayette county,Ky., owned by Com.
n. W. Kittson, Midway stock farm, st.
Paul, record 2:191a and II heats better
than 2:30. Being campeigned.
| WALTER FARRIs.
| Walter Farris, bay horse with black
points, foaled 1872: sire, Swigert, $50; dam
Puss Farris by the thoroughbred horse
Wagner; second dam Argentine by Be1s
trand; third dam AIlegrantine by imp.
Young Trufie bred by Richard Richards,
| Racine, Wis, owned by George w. Sher-
wood, st. Paul. Stock farm, Sheldon, Ia.
| For sale.
WAUwATosA.
Wauwatosa, b. h., 1873 hands, foaled 1870,
sire Milwaukee, 603, by Hamletonian;
dam by grandson of American Eclipse.
Owned by j. Taylor, Spring Valley, Fill
| more county.
WIZ. II. Dixie.
VIM. Il. Dixie, bay, star and snip in face,
with white ankles behind, 1871 hands, and
weighs in moderate condition 1,16O lbs;
sire Seneca Chief, 2:78, son of Hamble-
tonian, 10; dam Lady Hill, by American
Star, I'd dam by Walden's Messenger. Bred
| by Theodore Coleman, of Seneca county,
| New York. Owned by A. Post, Jewett
Valley Stock Farm, Faribault, Rice county
| WESTERN CHIEF.
| Western Chief, sos, bay, 1615 hands,
foaled, 1871, sire Curtis Hambletonian,
| $50, by Hambletonian, 10, dam Lady
| Eleanor, by Mambrino Chief, IL. Second
| dam said to be thoroughbred. Bred by
David Dows & Co., New York. In the
tonwood county, managed by A. Bailey.
WILLIAM PENN.
William Penn, black, 161 hands, foaled
1872; sire Goldsmith by Hambletonian,1 10;
dam Dolly, by Jupiter, son of Long Island
Black Hawk; second dam Simpson mare
by old Abdallah; third dam by Engineer
second. Bred by John G. Wood, West
Millbury, Mass. Owned by H. G. Page,
Fergus Falls, Otter Tail county. In the
stud. He has no record, but is reported to
have shown 2:30 gait.
YOUNG BACHAw.
Young Bashaw, black, with two white
stockings, star in forehead and snip, II
hands, and weighs over 1,40O pounds; foaled
1870; sire Captain Grant, son of Green's
Bashaw, so, he by VernoPs Blackhawk;
dam the Thomas Bowlby mare by Wesley
Georges Young Samson, by Samson, 276,
he by Hambletonian, 10; second dam by
Spread Eagle. He was bred by Thomas
Bowlby, Grandview, Iowa. Owned by II.
j. Perry, Lake Crystal, Blue Earth; making
the season at Hutchinson, Mcleod county,
in charge of PAYNE g. Nichols. He has no