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


Beattie I sold to Mr.. W. G. France, of New
York, for $500. Carrie Clench, out of his
dam by Harold, and her foal Petite of
1881, and colt of 1882, sold to DR.. /. L.
Sherman. of New Jersey, for $4,000. Pas
card. full brother, and year younger,
made the season last year in Ohio. 1
never trained him after he was three years
old, and he then trotted a slow track in
2:45. The gentleman who is handling him
now writes me he will make big season,
aud then show mile in 2:30 or better.
The same man has Frank Oakley making
a season with him. He is out of same mare
as your horse and with irregular handling
last year could trot better than 2:40. This
is not on paper, but by the watch. Pas
card never got but five colts in this state,
and he finished them all fine. The last
colt he got is out of Blanch Clemens, is a
year old, and to-day he can beat any colt IN
Kentucky of same age for money"
BAsHAw ECLIPSE.
Bashaw Eclipse, bay, 1512 hands, foaled
1877; sire Bashaw Mambrino, by Wood
ford Mambrino, 345; dam Morgan mare
that could trot in minutes. Bred by
Clark Chambers, Owatonna, Steele county,
owned by P. Dewey of the same place. He
will be handled for speed this season, and
1t is believed will show up well.
BAsHAw MAMBRINo.
Bashaw Mambrino, brown, 1914 hands,
foaled 1869; sire Woodford Mambrino,
345, son of Mambrino Chief, II; dam
Madam Dudley by Bashaw horse. Second
dam by May Day. Bred by A. j. Alexander,
Woodburn farm, KY. Owned by Col. Clark
Chambers, Owatonna, Steele county. In
the stud, but will probably be trotted late
in the season and is expected to go fast.
BAYMoNT.
Baymont, 1927, dark bay horse, black
legs, name and tail, 16115 hands, weighs
1850 pounds, foaled in 1877; sire Alden
Goldsmith, 733, by Volunteer; dam Har-
riet by Swigert, $50; I'd dam Bay Fanny,
by Richards Bellfounder, 63; Sd dam,
Lady Mary, by Signal, (late Singleterry's
Rattler;) 4th dam, Old Kate, bred in Con-
necticut, and said to be of Messenger
blood, bred by Richard Richards, of Ra-
cine, Wis, owned by George W. Sherwood,
ST. Paul, stock farm, Sheldon, Ia. He is
stylish, well formed horse, and has q
strong, open gait, indicating the posses
sion of speed if developed. In the stud at
the Sheldon farm, and having good success
as a sire.
BLACKwooD. JB.
Blackwood, Jr., $50, black horse with tan
TANKS and muzzle, a glimmer of white in
forehead, and small white band around the
hind coronets, 1614 hands, foaled 1871,
sire BlackRood, son of Alexander's Nor
man; dam Belle Sheridan by Blood's Black
Hawk, son of Hills Black Hawk; second
dam by Mooreland's Highlander; third
dam by Old Virginia Whip. Bred by A.
J. McKimmin, Nashville, Tenn. Owned
by Com. n. W. Kittson, Midway stock
farm, ST. Paul. Record 2:2215 as 5-year-
old. In the stud.
BRIGHTON.
Brighton, bay, folded 1880; sire Western
Chief, 695, son of Curtis Hambletonian,
$50, by Hambletonian, 10; dam Bay Mel
lie; second dam Lady Howard by Richards
Bellfounder; third dam by Vermont Boy,
son of Hills Black Hawk. Bred by R..
Barden, st. Paul, owned by David Bows &
Co., New York. In the stud at Barden-
Barden stock farm, Cottonwood county,
managed by A. Bailey. A promising colt.
BROTHER TO BLUCHER.
Brother to Blucher, bay, Is hands,
f0aled 1850, sire Western Chief, 695, son
of Curtis Hambletonian, $50, by Ham
bietonian 10; dam Favorite by Swigert,
$50; Second dam Lady Lambert by
Mambrino Medley; Third dam Topsey by
Alexander's AbdaIlah, 10; Fourth dam
Favorite by Mambrino Chief, IL.
Bred by r. Barden, st. Paul. Owned by
David BOWS & Co., New York. In the
stud at Barden Barden stock farm, Cot
tonwood county, managed by A. Bailey
This is a most promising colt, worthy his
rich breeding.
CAPT. CUTTLE.
Capt. Cutie, bay, 15}4 hands, foaled
1879; sire Florida, 482, son of HANDLE
tonian, 10; dam Mary Clark, by Volunteer,
80, also By Hambletonian. Bred by A. II.
Taylor, Orange county, n. Y. Owned by
G. F. Kindred, Brainerd. VIII be worked
for speed this season.
CAPT. HERoD.
Capt. Herod, chestnut, 1873 hands,
foaled 1874; sire Young King Herod, son
of King Herod, 511;!, by Sherman Black
Hawk, 142; dam by Bullrush Morgan, son
of Vermont Morrill,. Owned by VIM. Yea
zie, Marine Mills, Washington county.
Record 2:2614, made at Prophetstown, Ill,
August 6, 1880, and repeated at the Mime
sofa state fair, Rochester, September 4,
same year. He is sturdy and gamy trotter.
He will be kept in the stud until July,
after which it is the intention to campaign
him in the Northwest.
COL. vANAUKEN.
Col. Vanauken, bay, Is hands, foaled
1870, sire Young Green Mountain Morgan,
by Old Green Mountain Morgan, some
times called the Silas Hale Horse, by Gift
ford Morgan, by Woodbury. Morgan,
by Justin Morgan, owned by
Marin g. Abbott, Pennington,
Dakota county. He has a record of $50
his colts are fine steppers.
CoLONNA.
Co.onna, bay, 161l hands, foaled 1870,
sire Belmont, 81, son of Alex. AbdaIlah, Is;
by Hambletonian 10, by old Abdallah-
dam Lady Mckenzie, said to be thorough;
bred. Bred in Kentucky. Owned by S. G.
Anderson, Hutchinson, Mcleod county,
where he is doing stud duty. He is mag
nifcent looking animal, and has fine trot-
ting qualities, but owing to an injury when
young cannot have his speed developed.
He is, however, proving an excellent sire,
all of his colts, principally from ordinary
mares, exhibiting speed and possessing mis-
excellent disposition