Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1883-09-17

brother to the great George Kinney, both
being out of Kathleen, and the price paid
for him was $4,000.
Mr.. j. B. Ferguson, Lexington, KY, has
sold to s. Bryant, Lexington, KY, the fol-
lowing yearlings: Black colt Alley Vite,
foaled April 7th, 1882, by imp. Glenelg,
dam Lucy Garnet by Endorser, and the
bay bolt Cunninghame by imp. Glenelg,
dam Attractive by Kentucky.
The fall meeting of the Louisville Jockey
club will continue twenty one days. There
are seyenty-two races in the programme,
several of them heat races, and the grand
sum of $37,52O is given in added money to
the stakes and purses. This, added to the
value of the stakes by the entry fees, for
feits and declarations, together with the
stallion subscriptions to the Lorillard
Champion Stallion stake, will make the
stakes and purses aggregate somewhere
between $4,000 ard 100000.
Mr., VIM. q. Wilson, Abdalleh park,
Oynthiana, Ky. has sold to Mr.. Harry
Gilmore. Bosque Bonita, Versailles, KY,
Sally Wilson, dam of The Baron), bay
mare foaied 1872, by John Edsall (son of
Alexander Abdallah). 1st dam by Edwin
Forrest; I'd dam by Howard's Sir Charles.
Bred to Arnold 1888. And Madam Upde-
graf, bay mare, foaley 1878, by Flying
qiatoge, 1st dam Belle Barton (thorough-
brsd) by Busiris; I'd dam Lucy Wheat by
Buck; Sd dam by Diomed. Bred to Sim
mons, 1888.
KY, Gen. Buford examined infinitely L.
onatus' legs, and says: ''The injury was
caused by strike on the back tendon
of the right foreleg, about two inches
above the ankle Joint. The tendon isself
is not injured. 1t is only the coating of
the tendon that is but slightly bruised.
and will by spring entirely recover from
the strike with patience and judicious
management. With the acknowledged
skill of his most worthy trainer, Mr.. Nc
Ginty, leonatus, as fonr-year-old, will
doubtless be himself again."
Turf, Field and Farm: Jay Eye Sec is
great favorite with Mrs. Case. He was
small when taken to Racine, and therefole
became the pet of the ladies of the house
hold. It was not dreamed that he would
develop into one Of the great horses of the
world. 1t was not thought that he would
ulONo tuUuSauuS W az pause, dhti tiide LID
performances would electrify the nation.
Mrs. Case does not want the horse sold,
and SO of late the price put upon him is
$4,000. This, it is believed, will keep
buyers at a distance. The great little
horse loves the caress of woman's hand,
and in the eyes of his mistress he can do
everything but talk.
"Vigilant' in the Spirit of the Timas:
Eole stamped himself one of The best race
horses this country has ever produced in
those qualities which really constitute the
first-class horse, viz, ability to sustain a
flight of speed over long distance under
high weights. He is rebuke to those who
decry long distance racing as hurtful to
the stamina and reproductive qualities
of horses. His sire was not great race
horse, if we rely upon the Calendar, but
he Was an infinite sticker. and his dam
and grandam were both mares who ran
four mile-heat races season after season.
Probably the "Guide" will declare Eols
not first class as we'll. AS three, year old
he was not first-class, but at four or five
he has given us abundant reason to be-
| lieve he was. Eole is a peculiar horse.
He is of an extremely gross, hardy habit.
IL given IL, 10 Nouiu oot oiSu1oou quoE sc
| of oats per diem. He is a very difficult
horse to train. If he is INDUCED forty
eight hours he will make flesh. Moreover,
| Snedeker has never had any horse to gallop
with him. When Harry Brown had him
he soon killed Vampire, Godiva and all
the rest. Thus, in half his races he has
not been in condition, and when out of
| condition he is the easiest horse to beat
| that we have ever seen. Besides he will
not run on his own courage. He is a
sIoth, laggard, as both Barbee and Don
| ohue know to their sorrow. That he
could run the Cup second or two faster,
there can scarcely be doubt. Nor do we
doubt that, under favorable conditions, he
could eclipse all previous four-mile rec
ords.
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