Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1883-02-12


she will lower her record before the close
of the season. Bair is also working
Bliss, record of 2:21, and a number of
met was Mr.. w. Dunn, just returned from
the South, whore he has his gray geldlng,
Joe Bunker, record 2:21, who he reports
doing finely.
The arrival of the Midway horses at
Cincinnati created quite furore among
the horsemen of the city. The prime at
traction of the lot seemed to be the imp
stallion Dalnacordoch, who was visited by
steady throng of visitors. 1t SO hap
pened that King Alfonso, by imp. Phae-
ton, the sire of many noted
turf performers, was also in Cincinnati,
and the comparison between the two was
certainly favorable to Dalnacardoch.
After remaining at Cincinnati few
days Mr. Woodmansee, with the palace
car and Dalnacardoch, continued his jour
ney to Harrodsburg, KY, where the horse
was turned over to Col. Chin, upon whose
farm he will stand the coming season, and
thence returned home, arriving as above,
for the purpose of transferring the Midway
brood-mares, which are to comprise por-
ton of the lot to be put up at the sale OF
w. Il. Wilson, at Cynthiana, KY, the 22d
inst. The mares to be sent are as follows:
b. N. Brown jug, foaled 1875, by Bull
letin, out of Lexington, out of Marlalun1s,
by imp. Yorkshire; b. N. Airline, foaled
1870, by Western Chief, out Of Zip,
by Swigert; b. ID. Alice Ring,
foaled 1876, by Ringmaster, LIST
dam by Cassius M. Clay, Jr.; b. m.
Aida, foaled 1879, by Western Chief, 1st
dam Bay Nellie by Goldsmith's Abdallah;
b. m. Clara B., foaled 1876, by Western
Chief, LIST dam Alice Graves, by Swigort;
b. m. Linneharis Filly, foaled 1873, by
Pacing Abdallah, 1st dam by Millar'a Joe
Downing; b. N. Rosa A., foaled 1879, by
Smuggler, LIST, dam by dorsey Jones, son
of Vandel's Whip. The b. N. Erymanthe,
foaled 1876, by Jim Monroe, LIST dam by
Cooks Whip, and the b. m. Miss Fry,
foaIed 1875, by Goldsmith's Abdallah, LIST
dam by Dixie, son of Alexander's Abdallah,
now in Kentucky, having never been
brought to Midway, will also be offered for
sale at the same time with those sent from
here.
The b. g. The Duke, 3-years, by Royal
Duke, son of Silver Duke by Iron Duke,
dam said to be mare by Tramp, orig
inally set down for the Kentucky sale, has
been sold at private sale to Mr.. S. e. Daw-
son of this city, and so will not go.
With the Car the trotting mare Lady Rolfe,
by Tom Rolfe, now entirely recovered
from her recent indisposition, will be for
warded to join the campaigning string at
Cincinnati under John Splan. The trot-
ting mare So So, one of the recent sick, is
not sufficiently recovered to be sent to
Cincinnati as was hoped would be the case,
and it is feared she will not be in condi-
ton for work for some weeks, if ever. She
is virtually we'll of her lung ailing, but the
attack has developed weakness across
the loins-the weak spot in her make up
from which she is recovering very slowly
The general condition of the sick at
Midway is very greatly improved. Sannle
G., who was so terribly sick, has entirely re-
covered, and though very low in flesh, is
full of life and ready to kick up her heels
at the least provocation. The mare Picture
aud the colt Spottswood, both bad cases.
are as we'll as ever. In fact, though the
disease has not been entirely subdued, al
danger is passed, and in few weeks more
the trouble will have entirely disappeared
AS precaution against the strong draught
and dampness, the windows have been bat
tened and an interior roofing created by
stretching canvas, by (which means COM
paratively dry and equable temperature at
| about 40 is preserved.
The car with the sale horses and Lady
| Rolfe will leave for the
south the latter part of the week