Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1883-06-11


The Chicago Driving Park association
has provided special race between st.
Julien and Clingstone, to be trotted Thurs
day, the fifth day of their July meeting,
for 1000 side and $4,000 added by the
association, with an additional $1,000 if
the 2:1014 of Maud S. is beaten.
No one but Geo. NJ. Pullman, as a sire,
can now compete with the fame of Dicta-
tor. Pullman with his new born city at
the head of lake Michigan, and Dictator
with his Jay Eye See and Phallas, in their
creative powers lead the column. Great is
Pullman, but greater is Dictator, when
bred to Pilot, Dr., and Clark Chief mares.
Their names are not Dennis, but Eureka.
Good guessing. The Kentucky Lire
Stock Record published before the race.
placed the horses in the Hindoo stakes as
follows: Leonatus first, Drake Garter sec
ond and Lord Raglan third. AS this proved
to be absolutely correct, it justiies the be-
lief that the editor peeked into some other
hands than his own. But it is all right
M. Record, provided it does not occur
again.
We have neglected to notice
the great improvement recently
mada in the Chicago HorSeman. The
new heading is both neat and
appropriate, the new type dress exceeding
ly neat, the paper used of excellent quality,
while greater care and more ability is
shown in the selections and origal matter
We are glad to notice these evidences of
prosperity.
The racing at Mystic park, Boston, week
hpfO Los g.
one in H. B. Winship, who won haudily in
straight heats in the 23S and $50
classes, getting a record of 2:2415.
He is by Aristos, son OF Daniel Lam
bert, out of mare by Colonel MouIton.
another son of the old horse. At the same
meeting Happy Thought, son of Happy
Medium lowered his record to 2:24lI in
the 2:29 race, while Blanchard was another
addition to the 2:3O list, getting a record
of 2:2S15 in order to win the 2:32 class.
In view of the 2:18l{ of Phallas, son of
Dictator at Cleveland last week in
his first race, and the exhi-
bition mile of Pilgrim, son of Smuggler,
last half in 1924 at the same place, it be-
gins to look as if one or the other of these
speedy young stations would, before the
close of the season, wrest the champion
stallion record, 2:15l4, from Smuggler,
worn by him since Aug. 81, 1876. gained at
Hartford, CT. But which There's the
rub. Undoubtedly Smuggler, if he could
talk would, if he must take a back seat,
elect that his mantle should fall upon his
favorite son, Pilgrim. $50 say we all of
u.s."
Mr.. j. R. Keene's Blue Grass, who won
the Ascot Biennial stakes at Ascot, Eng,
Wednesday last, is by Pat Malloy, out of
Amy Farley, and was purchased for Mr.
Keene at the Woodburn sale as yearIing
for $3.50. The following autumn he was
sent to England and trained by William
Day. He started three times last year to-
ward the end of the season, but failed to
score victory. He finished second for
the Ditton stakes, with 121 lbs. up, and
was unplaced for the Great Challenge, with
ninety -four lbs, and for the Cheveley
stakes, with 115 lbs. The three events
were run at Newmarket. He won the Bur
well stakes for three-year- olds, at the sec
ond Spring meeting at Newmarket on the
Sth Of May last.
There was some extra good speed exhi-
billions at Cleveland last week, in addition
to the sensational performance of j. l.
Cases young stallion. Phallas, son of Die
tator. who, in his first race, scored a record
of 2:1SA. Clingstone did an exhibition
mile in 2:20. the last quarter in 80 seconds,
POS gait. Little Brown jug paced full
mile in 2:15115, and Pilgrim, another repre-
sentative of the Midway stable, no record,
was sent a mile, doing the last half in
1923, 2:1515 gait. In the 800 class
won by Gus, by Messenger Chief, best time
2:321l, W. H. Saunders, Jr's, Big. Morocco,
dropped into the 2:30 list by winning the
first heat in the exact figure. Morocco
appeared in two races last year in New
York state, first in the 3:15 class which he
lost and again at Oneide, N. Y, Oct. II,
in the 800 class, which he won in three
straight heats, each in exactly 800 min
utes.
The get of the stallion Happy Medium
come and go in all shapes. At Philadel-
phia, May %, there were three races, the
first, the 800 class, won by Alexander, by
Happy Medium, best time 2:26I. The
winner is bay gelding nearly sixteen
hands high. The second race, 2:2O class,
was won by Buzz Medium, best time
2:22I Buzz is very little animal under