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

Tempest by Volunteer, Jr., he by Gold
smiths Volunteer, So; dam by Tuppetts
Mambrino; second dam MAY
Bee, by Mambrino Chief. IL.
Bred by Harrison Gowdy, Redwood
Falls, Redwood county, Mimi, owned by
Mcmillan & Brainard. Austin, Mower
county. He is said to be a fine youngster.
pure gated and natural trotter, but has
never been handled for speed.
SAM WELLER.
Sam Weller, brown, white stocking right
hind foot, 164 hands, weight 1900, foaled
1876; sire Administrator, 357, by HANDLE
! tonian, 10, dam Quadroon by young Nam
brine, he by Mambrino Chief, II. Bred by
James TuckermaD, Greeley, Colorado.
! Owned by a stock company at Austin,
Mower county, with A. E. Cox as man
ager. He has never been handled for
speed, but it is proposed to work him
some this fall. He is represented to be a
perfect picture of his sire, Administrator,
handsome fellow, we'll gated and rapid
mover. His get are large, fine and prom
Using.
SECURITY.
Security, black, 154 hands, foaled 1870;
| sire Mambrino Prince, son of Mambrino
Chief, IL; dam by Marco, son of Sir Leslie;
Second dam by Copper Bottom, (pacer;)
Third dam by SCOTS Highlander. Owned
by DIR. J. G. Carryer, Blue Earth county,
near Lake Crystal. In the stud. Mr.. t. J.
Perry, of Lake Crystal, has two-year old
| stallion by Security; dam by Gray Tom,
Sherman's Black Hawk. The mare was q
| converted PAGER and has record of 23S.
The colt will be limited to five mares.
sELKIRK.
Selkirk, 920, brown with black points, 1515
hands, foaled 1867. His breeding has not
been traced, all known being that he was
| brought from the Red River of the North
by Mr.. Dunn, of Minneapolis, who only
| knew that he was got by an English Off
GERS horse. He is an easy and square
gated trotter, and since brought to the
state has taken part in some very
credltable races, securing a record of
2:291a, with three heats in 2:30 or better,
when in the hands of Mr.. BENZ. Woodman-
| see, present superintendent of the Mid
way stock farm. It should also be noted
| that all or nearly all his trotting has been
done at the end of the stud season. He is
owned by Matt Leib, Fergus Falls, Otter
Tail county.
Skinkle, IVA, deep bay, black points,
with white ring around each hind pastern,
10 hands, half inch higher behind, foaled
1873; sire Skinkle's Hambletonian, 664, by
Logan, 127, son of Hambletonian, 10: dam
Kitty Clyde, by Tom Rolf, by Aratus, out
of Old Pocahontas, the famous PAGER.
Bred and owned by 81. R, Gardner, st.
Paul. Kept for stud and driving. He has
splendid set of limbs, well muscIed, good
feet, and splendid disposition. He has no
record, but as a 5-year old with
little handling he showed quarters at the
rate of go.
SPOTTsWOOD.
Spottswood, black horse with tan TANKS
and muzzle, four white stockings half way
to knees and hooks, blaze face with star in
forehead and a splash of white under the
| belly, 16 hands, foaled in 1879; sire Black
wood, DR.; dam Norma (dam of Ravens
wood, public trial 2:26) by Norman, son OF
Alexander's Norman; second dam Fannie
by Quaker Joe; third dam Perfection by
son of Elliston's Locomotive fourth dam Jet
by Brilliant, thoroughbred. Bred by Jacob
Zell, Nashville, Tenn. Owned by Com. N.
| W. Kittson, Midway stock farm, st. Paul.
| ECYi6
1 and finish and excellent action, and made
a really brilliant record as a show horse
last fall, getting the second premium for
| 3-year-old stallion roadsters at the Chicago
horse fair,irst premiums for both 3-year-old
general purpose stations aud stallion road
sters atthe Illinois state fair Peoria,a and also
first premium for 3-year-old stallion road
sters over twentY-nine competitors ct the
| vi clo fosr OF
ing for speed has not been urged, but he
has shown quarters in better than 40. He
is being handled and will probably be
started in colt and other races during the
| season.
| TAYLOR.
Taylor, bay, 16 hands, with one white
ankle behind, foaled in 1874; sire Florida,
4S2, son of Hambletoniau, 10; dam By
Roe's Abdallah Chief. Bred by A. H.
Taylor, Orange county, n. Y. Owned by
A. Post, Jewett Valley Stock harm, Fari-
bault, Rice county.
| TOMMY HAWKINS.
Tommy Hawkins, bay, 15.311a hands, two
white hind feet and strip in face, fosled
;sire Reconstruction,d dam Clay mare.
In explanation of this breeding his owner
| hE. IuOLuSS DE- I1dWklQb, OF MlAueapOllS,
says his horse was out of a Clay mare by a
Clay stallion kept by VIM. Hawkins of
| Oskaloosa, Ia, the dam of the mare being
thoroughbred running mare owned by
Lew Morgan of the same place. The
mare was bred by Kitner, of Oska-
loosa,t to the horse Reconstruction and sold
| to Hawkins Bros. before foaling, and
colt raised in Minneapolis. The
horse Reconstruction is claimed to be by
Vermont Boy, long distance turf per-
former of note in 1853, and for a number
of succeeding years, said to have been sired
by horse known as French Charley, who,it
is further claimed, was by Barb horse.
brought into Canada from France, being
the produce of one of the Barbs brought
into France by Louis Napoleon from
lower Egypt. Mr.. Hawkins has a long
history of Vermont Boy, in which these
statements are made, and also gives dates
of his races, premiums awarded
him in the show ring, etc. Mr..
Hawkins horse, which he calls Tommy
Hawkins, has no record, but has speeded
in trial in 2:30.
TRAMPLE.
Trample, cherry bay with black points,
little white on two feet, and star, fine
name and tail, nearly Is hands, weight