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

second dam, Nancy King by Clifford Nor
gan, who sired Beppo, the first horse to
make record of 1928, as early as 1913;
third dam, the Pope mare by Sherman
Morgan. He is rangy and strong, pure
gated and a clever actor, and will
make a trotter. He was bred by G.
A. De Graf, of Lake Elysian stock farm.
Waseca county, who still owns him. In the
sud.
FEARNAUGHT.
Fearnaught, brown, 1872 hands, foaled
-; sire Canada Black Hawk; dam IN
traced. Brought from Canada. Owned
by Chas. Brown. st. Paul. Record 2:29,
made at the st. Paul Driving park, Sept.
8, 1878. He is being driven and will prob
ably be started. in races in the Northwest.
He has few colts in this section, all of
which are of good size and one or two are
said to be quite promising.
GOLDEN STAR.
Golden Star, golden chestnut, 1534 hands,
weighs 1915 pounds, foaled 1874; sire
Bashaw Messenger, son of Green's Bashaw,
so; by Vernors Black Hawk, son of Black
Hawk, "a; dam by Lexington, the dam of
Solitude, who trotted in 800 as yearling.
Owned by Berkman & Cook, Mortified,
Rice county, where he is doing stud SER
vice. He took first premium at the Wis
consin state fair in 1877 in the carriage
class in his 3-year-old form; trotted a quar-
ter at the same fair in 35 seconds: showed
half in August, 1877, on half-mile track
at Ripon, Wis, in 1:15; won the
3-yeer old stakes, half mile heats,
at Waukegan, in Ill, in 1877, doing one
heat in 1:25, on heavy track.
GOLDSMITH.
Goldsmith, dark bay, small star in fore
head, and small snip between nostrils, and
black points, 1874 hands, and weighs 1850
pounds; sire, Woburn, 342, son OF HANDLE
tonian, 10; dam Silvertail, by American
Star; I'd dam by WiIdair. Bred by Alden
Goldsmith, of Blooming Grove, Orange
county, n. Y, owned by A. Post, Jewett
Valley Stock Farm, Faribault, Rice county.
GUARDsNAN.
Guardsman, bay, 1872 hands, foaled -;
sire Advance, son of Volunteer, SO; dam by
Messenger Duroc, 1O6; second dam by Ohio
Post Boy. Owned by j. Whiting, Taylor's
Falls, Chisago county. In the stud at
Owatonna, but will be put IN training after
July under the tuition of Netheway &
Devy. Last year, after sixty days hand
ling on poor half-mile track, he showed a
mile in 2:46. His colts, the oldest of
which are three years, are large, rangy and
stylish, nicely gated and excellent dispo-
sition.
Guide, brown, 15115 hands, foaled 1871;
sire Swigert, $50, son of Alexander's Nor
man, Is; dam Nelly, by Richards Bell
founder, So; I'd dam, Lady Mary, by Sig
nal, Gate Singleterry's Rattler;) Sd dam.
Kate, bred in Connecticut in 1884, said to
be of Messenger blood. Bred by G. A. B.
Shave of st. Paul. Owned by Isaac Sta
pies, Saltwater, Washington county. In
the stud.
HAMBLETONIAN PILOT.
Hambletonian Pilot, 1881, formerly
Theseus) g. h., 1873 hands, foaled 1876;
sire, Administrator, 357; dam, Medusa by
Almont, SO; second dam, Lady Curry by
Pilot, Jr., II. Bred by Gen. w. T. Withers,
Lexington, KY. Owned by w. L. McGrath,
Como Stud farm, st. Paul. Doing stud duty
He is horse of fine form and action,
kind and pleasant dryer, but has never
been worked for speed. He is Kept for
stud service, in which lie bids fair to dis
tinguish himself, his colts being of good
size, fine dispositions and strong and easy
movers.
HANBLETONIAN sWIGE2T.
Hambletonian Swigert, 1,773, bay,
dark points, 1515 hands, foaled
1880; sire Alden Goldsmith, 733, son of
Volunteer, So; dam Lady Adeline, by
Swigert, $50; second dam Bay Fanny, by
Richards Bellfounder Bred by G. W.
Sherwood, ST. Paul, owned by II. R. Gard
ner. He is a colt of very fine promise, be-
ing of good size, splendid trotting confor-
nation, excellent disposition and good
mover.
HARRY KIMBALL AND GOLD SEAL.
Harry Kimball, dapple gray, 16 hands,
foaled 1873, sire said to be by
son of Jackson Kemble, brought
from Rhode Island He made a
4-year old record of 2:42115. He is very
snowy animal and is used by his owner,
Mr.. B. F. Jones, of Minneapolis, to the
pole with Gold Seal, by imp. Rocker, dam
Canadian Girl by Twins Messenger, who
stood at Montreal, Can. Like Harry Kim
ball, Gold Seal is dapple gray, 16 hands,
and splendid mover. He has record of
2:43A to road wagon, and can trot in 24O
to the pole. The two make an extra nice
pole team.
HUGHE1 ANGUS.
Hughey Angus, bay, foaled 1874; sire
Swigert, $50; dam by Richards BeIlfound-
or, 60; I'd dam Lady, by White Stockings,
son of Richards Bellfounder. Bred at
Racine, Wisconsin, owned by Bush
nell & Hibbard, Mortified, Rice county
He has never been worked for speed, but
has fine way of going, and gives every in
dicatioD of being fast if only developed.
He is a splendid dispositioned horse, being
kind and gentle, while having plenty of
spirit, traits that he is very successful in
transmitting to his get.
J.. H. WALKER.
J. b. Walker, bay, right hind foot white,
151a hands and weighs about
1850; foaled 1879; sire Acme,
343, by William WEIGH, 341, son of
Hambletonian, 10; dam, Sallie Feagles, by
Smiths Clay, by O. NJ. Clay, DR.; second
dam by Hickory; third dam of Messenger
descent. The dam of William WEIGH, sire
of Acme, was Mamie Thorne By Hamlet,
and second dam by Seeley's American Star.
Bred and owned by Reuben Whittemore,
Rushford, Fillmore county. He is doing
limited stud service and will be handled
for speed. an. T. g." writing of him
says: SPY reference to the books you will