Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1883-02-12
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Macheath is still first favorite for the
English Derby at odds of ten to one.
Peter V.Johnson will bring out promis-
ing green stallion next spring, Rinaldo, by
Mambrino Pilot. Usage, Ia.) folks think
he is a second Hannis.
The TuaJ, Field and Farm says that if
Jerome Eddy keeps right in 1883 he will.
in Johnson's hands, equal, if not surpass,
the 2:1515 of Smuggler before Novem-
Der.
Mr.. S. G. Anderson calls his breeding
farm the South Side. The farm is located
just outside and to the south of Hutchin-
son and is also south of the Big Woods,
hence the name.
The Augusta, Ga, racing meeting, once
announced as abandoned, will be carried
out in consequence of the failure of Engle-
mans New Orleans scheme, the meeting to
commence tomorrow and continue four
days.
Breeders,send the GLOBE your catalogue
announcements, etc., for 1888. In short,
keep US posted on what you are doing and
what you propose to do. This department
is for your benefit, and if you don't i'm
prove it, it is your own fault.
We hear it intimated that Mr.. Isaac Sta
pies has re-engaged his former trainer and
driver, Mr.. Spencer, and that he pro-
poses to be represented in the Northwest
ern trotting meetings with one or more sea-
soned trotters together with some of the
produce of his own breeding farm. Hope
the report is true.
Twenty horses with records better than
2:3O died during 1882, the list being as fol
lows: Proteine 2:18, Pilot R. 2:21I Geo.
Wilkes 2:22, Tommy Calls 2:24, Carbolic
2:24I, Gray Chief 2:2415, Charles Henson
2:25, Chieftain 2:251a, Honest Allen 1926,
Gen. Tweed 2:261I, Dobls 2:28, Silver
Duke 2:29A, William e. 2:29, Factory
Girl 2:29, Louise 2:29A, Lothair 2:2O1a,
Fairmont 2:2912.
Chinn & Morgan's br. colt Leonatus is
held well up to the front in the betting for
the Kentucky Derby. Cardinal McCloskey
has the call at to 1. 1t is to 1 each
against Ascender and Barnes; s
to each against Lenoatus,
Punster and Lord Ragland; to 1 against
Drake Carter; 10 to 1 each against Bond
holder, Queen Ban, Violator and Pixies
Pride; II to 1 against Hassan; Is to 1
each against Dix1etta and Adventurer, and
from 20 to 20 to against any other.
bennington blood, through which Err
denheim has been given its wide reputa-
ton as a breeding stud, is in demand for
the west and south, as shown by recent
purchases. Miner, by bennington, dam
by Lexington, who ran dead heat for the
Kenner of 1875, has been purchased b.
Gen. R. Rowell, of Gainesville. ILL.,. for
stud purposes, while Fenicliffe, by Lean
ington, dam Nellie Ransom by Jack Molone,
has been purchased by Capt. VIM. Cottrill,
Of Mobile, Ala, to take the place in the
stud of Buckden, who died not long ago.
Last week we credited the first thorough
bred foal of the season to tho Erdenheim
stud, the property of Com.
N. W. Kittson. It now trans
pires that the Brookdale stud, N. j.,
The property of Mr.. D. D. Withers. is ca
titled to priority in this matter, imp. Polka,
by Reginald, out of Countess, by Simeon,
having dropped on the 18th inst, br. c.,
by imp. Stonehenge, thus anti-dating by
three days the Erdenheim foal. But we
now have to state in connection with this
foal, as fact OF more local Importance
than all else, that the FLY has been named
Lady Rose, IN honor Of one of the fair
daughters of tbs SANITY City.
Montana is rapidly being stocked with
the bsst of sires, both thorougbreds and