Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1883-02-19
HORSES at OfcntO1lnG.

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road and driving horses, second to none,
and many a hot race has been had at this
driving park, located in the city limits, and
the hot races of Little RUDE, Flora Belle,
Wild Irishman, Lady Groesbeck, Prince
Arthur, Dutchman and others are liable to
be repeated at the races to be held at this
city July Sd and 4th, the dates claimed by
this association. Clarke Chambers, the
popular sheriff and owner of the driving
park, has the finest stud of trotting horses
here. Bashaw Mambrino, by Woodtord
Mambrino, etc., dam Madame Dudley, etc.,
stands at the head of the stud, and al
though Mr.. Chambers has been offered a
big figure for him, he will not let him go,
but Will keep him in the stud. His colts
are all good roadsters, and some of them
speedy. Among some of his get is Nam
brino Maid, owned in your city by DR.. Fell
Ter. She has dropped one foal by Gov.
Sprague, and is noWin foal by the same
stallion. This mare has no record, but can
trot in the thirties. The same gentleman
has another fine mare by Bashaw Nam
brine. DR.. Hill, as we'll as numerous 9th
ers, have also good steppers by him. Mr..
Chambers has fifteen horses besides the
stallion, including brood mares, geldings
and weanlings, all t-otters bred.
Hon. Heck. Hastings, owner of Prince
Arthur, the successful trotter of last year,
who went through the summer circuit and
never met defeat, lives here, and
in connection with him, 1
learn that Prince Arthur has
wintered fairly, and is now being logged
daily and will go into active training as
soon as the season warrants it.
Mr.. Hastings is somewhat amused at
the various stories afoat that his horse was
lame, and generally gone up, and says
they will think when they tackle him that
he is trotter. Mr.. Hastings has also
several well bred trotters besides the above
noted son of Volunteer. 1 allude to his
colt Col. Allen by Abe Downing and Major
Fridley by Royal George. These colts do
not comprise his lot by any means,
bat have selected them out OF the list,
as think them fine and when they strike
the circuit the boys will say that they
grade ga L" and are better than in the
hill.
Hon. Hugh hurry, whose genial counte-
nance used a few years ago, to be seen
around the capital, also passes his hours
here surrounded by his estimable wife
and family, and has spare place at his
home for his friends, of which he has a
legion. Mr.. hurry is breeding, in small
way, some trotters and last fall bore off the
blue ribbon in hotly contested ring at
Rochester, with his "Little Maud" which
Mr.. hurry says is daisy and too sweet
for any thing.
T. L. Irving, of this city, has several
as pole team are hard to beat. His
colt race at the state fair at Rochester last
year is wintering finely and will be trained
this summer.
DR.. Ware owner of Mambrino, Eclipse
and several other good trotters, hangs his
single out here and has some finely bred
trotters.
VIM. Macs has some fine bred colts By
Abdallah Bird, Alexander and Star of the
West, and William enjoys his spare
moments by taking spin behind one of
his steppers.
Pat Brennan, the noted contractor and
track layer, has fine pair OF chestnut
side wheelers, and many friendly contest
is had between Mr.. Brennan and Gen. |
Toher, a youth in whom there is no guile, !
and the owner of Iceberg, that freezes sll |
the boys that follow him.
N. h. Wolsey, a popular groceryman,
learn has fine gelding, said to have been
sired by DR.. Wares Mambrino Eclipse.
Did not learn whether he would be placed
in training or not. but he has a great local
z mean the horse.)
c. ". Hastings, the ancient landlord of
the Arnold house, has been looking for
srotter ever since his memorable race with
Bird Catcher and now thinks that in his
Billie he has the world beater, and all his