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

by Pierson, sou of Rys-
dyk's Hambletonian, 10; bred
by Willis F. Jones, Ky. Owned by
DR.. Ware, Owatonna, Steele county.
MEMORY.
Memory, 1866, dark bay, ISL hands,
foaled 1878; sire Mambrino Gift. 5S4, son
of Mambrino Pilot, 20; dam
Zephyr by Swigert, $50, son of
Alexsnder's Norman; second dam Kitty
by Richards Bellfounder; Sd dam by
Hungerford's Butcher. Bred and owned
by G. A. B. Shave, by whom he is an
nounced for sale.
MoDtrose, chestnut, foaled 1878; sire
Portion; dam Rosabel by Peck's Idol, son
of Mambrino Chief, IL; Second
dam by Alexander's Pilot, Jr.;
Third dam by Grey Eagle. Owned
and bred by John Bradford, Nam
brine stock farm, Big Lake, Sherburne
county. Was only broke to harness this
spring.
NORTH STAR DUKE.
North Star Duke by Duke of Saratoga,
by Young Woful, 119,by Woful,by Long Is
land Black Hawk, by Andrew Jackson, by
Young Bashaw, by imported Bashaw; dam,
Lady Morrill,b the Finch Horse, by Ways
Horse, by Old Morrill,. Owned by G. W.
Clark. Minneapolis. CThis pedigree is de-
fcient in name of breeder, and also lacks
the age, color, ETC., but as far as it goes is
well verifed.)
NORTHERN LIGHT.
Northern Light, golden chestnut, star in
forehead, 1873 hands, foaled in 1873: sire
In la of 1,x- 81 II
by Long Island Black Hawk; dam
by Green's Bashaw. Bred by Thorn
as Lowry, Minneapolis, and owned by
Orren Rogers, same city, no record, but
shows good action.
oAKwooD.
lakewood, 1855, b. h., Is hands, foaled
1880; sire Alexander, 491, by Goldsmith's
Abdallah; dam Polly McGrath by Tramp,
306. Second dam by ByrRes' Prophet,
son of Black Hawk Prophet, by Vermont
Black Hawk, five. Bred and owned by w.
L. McGrath, Lake Como Stud farm. He
is colt of splendid presence, and very
fine mover. He is being handled and
will probably be started in colt races in
this section late in the season.
PnLAGER.
Pillager, dark brown, 161S hands, foaled
1873; sire Gen. Lee, son of Black Sultan
by Gen. Knox, 140; dam Bramble by
Broken Leg by Arbitrator, son of the Win
slow Horse by Hambletonian, 10; second
dam Dolly by Jupiter. Bred and owned
by G. F. Kindred, Brainerd, Mimi, and
doing service at his stock farm at Valley
City, Dakota. Mr.. Kindred has two foals
by him, yearlings, which are of good size
and natural trotters.
PIONEER.
Pioneer, bright bay, no white, foaled
1879; sire Volunteer, SIS, son of HANDLE
tonian, 10; dam Miss Nodine by Ham
mond, son of Potter's Clay by Henry Clay;
I'd dam by Wells Star, (the dam of Mod
esty, 22615) son of American Star; Sd
dam by Bertrand, bred by Alden Gold
smith, Blooming Grove, n. Y, owned by
Il. G. Finkle, Moorhead, Clay county; used
exclusively in the stud, and never worked
as yet for speed. He is a
horse of fine proportions, in
his general conformation, finish, style,
etc, doing credit to his most excellent
breeding.
PORTION.
Portion, chestnut, left hind ankle white
and star in forehead, 1913 hands, weight
about 1850 pounds, foaled 1870; sire Planet
(thorougbred), dam young Portia (dam of
Voltaire, Childe Harold, Consuella, Nora
Lee, Lyman and Voltiguer) by Mambrino
Chief, II; I'd dam by Roebuck; Sd dam
by Whip. Bred by A. j. Alexander, KY.
Owned by John Bradford, Mambrino
stock farm, Big Lake, Sherburne county.
In the stud in the season and usually cam
paigned IN the fall. His record is 2:35, but
he made dead heat with Capt. Herod in
a matinee at New Richmond, Wis, in 2:27,
and is reported on good authority to have
shovn trial in 1881, in 2:23.
PRESTON STAR.
Preston Star. b. h., Is hands, foaleu
1868; sire Star of the West, 666, by Jack
sons Flying Cloud, 1874; dam OF Morgan
and running blood. Owned by J. O'Brien,
Preston, Fillmore county. Has no record,
but can trot in 2:40.
PRINCE IMPERIAL.
Prince Imperial, brown, with black
points, 1515 hands, foaled 1875; sire Ad-
ministrator, 357, son of Hambletonian, 10,
by old Abdallah, dam Hortense by Muir's
Gray Denmark; second dam Postmistress
by Young Mambrino; third dam by Post
Boy; fourth dam by Hancock's HANDLE
tonian. Owned by Martin & Abbott, Farm
ington, Dakota county. In the stud, in
which he is meeting with fine success, his
colts being very promising.
RAILROAD.
Railroad, brown, 1914 hands with one
white ankle behind, foaled 1876, sire De
Crafts Alexander, 491; dam Rowing Nellie
by Strader's Cassius NJ. Clay, %; second
dam by DR.. Warfield's Bsrthune; third
d. by Rather; 4th dam by imp. Spread
Eagle. He shows fine trotting action. but
has never been worked for speed. He was
bred by G. A. De Graf, of Lake Elysian
stock farm, Waseca county, where he is in
the stud.
Revenue formerly Pilgrim) bay horse
with four white stockings, a large star in
forehead and small snip on nose, 1914
hands, foaled 1876; sire Smuggler; dam
May Morning, record 2:30, by Daniel Lam
bert; second dam May Queen, by Ethan
Allen; third dam by Pocahontas; fourth
dam by Probosco's Shakespeare; fifth dam
by Probosco's Badger, son of Algerin; bred
by George Forbes, Cleveland, O., owned by
Com. NV .Kittson, Midway stock farm, st.
NJ L., IL