Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1883-03-19
GIeanfngs from Erehanges.

IN these little tid-bits of news.
GteanSHgs from Exchanges.
The great Parole Will be trained again
this season. He is tbs Oldest horse on the
turf.
The American trotting mare Belle Oak
Icy won race in Italy not long ago. She
was taken across the water last year.
The Gentlemen's Driving association.
New York city, have changed their $4,000
special purse, TO one of the same amount
for free for all trotters.
Budd Doble, tAe veteran reinsman. is
handlisg Monroe Chief, who is said to have
wintered finely, and it is thought he will be
dangerous customer this year.
The celebrated California trotter, Col.
Lewis, record 2:1824, is now cripple for
life having recently cut his tendons below
the passion joint by jumping into a mower
In lot where he was exercising.
The trotter, Midnight, 2:1SI4, owned by
Mr.. j. D. Rockefeller, of the Standard Oil
company, was recently shipped from
Cleveland to New York, and will be driven
On ths road during the coming season.
The brown stallion, Cyclone, 2:26L, by
Caliban, out of Alcsntara's dam, has been
sent to John Turner at Philadelphia, and
will be trotted this season. As three
yssr-old, Cyclone could trot in 2:3O, and
has improved ever since.
Jay-Eye-See is now at Louisville, where
it is stated he will remain until the middle
Of May, when he will go to Cleveland and
remain there until after the meeting at
that place. Then he will probably go to
New York and start in the 5-year-old race
at the Gentleman's Driving park.
The first foal in this country by Com.
Kit:son's imported thoroughbred stallion
Dalnacardoch, was dropped March
II, by imported Victoria, by King
Bictor at Erdenheim. stud, Chestnut Hill.
Pa. 1t was chestnut FLY, blaze in face,
and of hind leg white half way TO hook
The dam will now breed to Alarm.
Mr.. W. c. France, the former owner of
tAe black trotting stallion Alexander, has
six head OF trotters in his private stable in
New York city, but he says he Will not trot
them in public until some very needed
changes are made. His string consists of
the chestnut gelding London, 2:2O15; Mo-
hawk Kate, 2:26a4; Hattie Matthews,
2:30l4; Sallie Brass, 2:3615; Alice Oates,
2:32, and Fanny Fern, 1929.
Breeders Gazette: The Gazette men
toned last week the fact that Milton
Young, the well-known Kentucky turfman
and breeder, had caused the eyes of the
stallion Onondaga to be put out, his only
excuse for the cruel'act being the fact that
the animal, like many another stallion,
had a bad temper. The general feeling
in Kentucky regarding the matter is that
an outrage vas committed by Mr.. Young
and the veterinary surgeon who acted I'M
der his orders. The matter will be brought
to the attention of the next grand jury,
and the prospects are that indictments will
follow their investigation.
We have received the initial number of
Americdn Sports, published by the Ameri-
can Sports Co., Chicago, t. z. Cowles, edi-
tor. Is is a sixteen-page sheet, and. as its
name indicates, is devoted to the
conservation and elevation of
popular sports and pastimes,
the aim being to present in attractive form
news and comments, pertaining to all re-
putable sports, each Of which is given a
special department, in which the subject
Is carefully, intelligently and comprehen-
sively erected, while the Typography and
general appearance are most attractive.
If the high standard set in the initial num-
Der is maintained, american Sports is des-
tined to secure very wide circulation and
exert a powerful influence for good upon
the sports of the day.
Com. Kittson has made total of forty
four entries in the two summer meetings
of the Monmouth Park association. They
inclade the following: Long Branch handi-
cap, Pocotelle Equity, Bric-a-Brac and
ROtrench; Shrewsbury handicap Equity,
Pocotollo and Bedotte; optional stakes,
Keystone, lena and Bonnie Chiel; Camden
stakes, Rataplan, Periious and Abba; sea
bright stakes, Bonnie Chiel, Theodorus
and Iona; Red Bank stakes, Perilous, Key
stone and Rataplan; Trenton stakes, POGO
tello, Bric-a-Brac and Bedotte; Newark
stakes, Retribution, Corona and Equity
Barnegat stakes, PocotelIo, Ripetta anc
Bric-a -Brac; Raritan stakes, jRetrench,
Bedotte and Equity; Elizabeth stakes,
RetributioD, Brio a-Brao and Equity; Pail
SADIE stakes, Bedotte, Pocotello and Retri-
button; Passiac stakes, Retribution and
Retrench; Howard stakes, Retrench and
Equity; Midsummer Handicap, Ret
ribution, Retrench and Bedotte;
1