Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1883-04-30


chased a fine carriage team and couple Of
handsome saddle horses, but was disap-
pointed in finding green trotter to meet
his expectations.
Mr.. A. o. Hickok is at Chester park,
Cincinnati, with st. Julien, Romero, Over
man, Ruby, Eva and several other young
trotters. Chester park now shelters the
three fastest horses in the world by the
record: Maud s., 2:10I; st. Julien, o.
III; Little Brown jug (Com. Kittson),
2:11A.
Maggie B. B., the dam of Iroquois,
dropped the 9th ult., at Erdenheim, the
property of Com. Kittson, chestnut colt
by Alarm. This is the same month and
day of the month on which Iroquois was
foaled, and as condolences are striking,
the career of this colt will be watched with
interest.
Com. Kittson's imported stallion Dali
macardoch, now doing service at Harrods-
burg, KY, has three foals to his credit at
Erdenheim, viz: March %, a chestnut flly
out of imp. Dorothy Vernon; March II,
chestnut FLY out of Victoria, and April Is,
chestnut colt out of Waltz, the dam of
Montana, Hop, Glyndon, Glen. Falls and
others who have made good showing on
the turf
The Breeders Gazette caught the follow
ing straw floating in the air all the way from
Cincinnati: Splan and Bair gave Fanny
Witherspoon and Maud S. q pretty fast mile
over the Chester park track at Cincinnati
last Saturday, and the two chestnut mares
moved along so easily and so fast, that
there is no doubt about both of them being
in fine condition.
The board of review of the National
Trotting Association, will meet at the
Grand Pacific Hotel, Chicago, at p. M,
Tuesday, May 18th. This board will con-
slider and pass upon all questions submitted
to them, and their decision will be final, 80
that parties having grievances, or desiring
of the association should have their COM
munications in the hands of J. Vail, Sec
rotary, before or at the meeting.
It is now evident that the Union Driv-
ing Park and Fair association, with
grounds midway between st. Paul
and Minneapolis, if organized at all,
will not get into working shape in time
for race meeting and exhibition this fall
This is greatly to be regretted, as leading
| stock men in all parts of the country, as
| shown by correspondence received, had
| figured upon such meeting and exhibit
| ton, and were preparing to make large en-
tries. Perhaps the enterprising citizens OF
/ Minneapolis will step into the breach.
Mr.. B. C. Bruce, of the Kentucky Liut
Stool, Record, after speaking of the
thoroughbred yearlings at Woodburn, says
ave also paid flying visit to the trotting
stables, and saw Lord Russell, own brother
! to Maud S. Mr.. Hull says he has beauti
full action and nice way of going. He If
q solid bay and has taken after his sire
| greatly, and does not look much like his
sister, the Queen of the Turf. Notwith
standing the late attak on the breeding OF
his Grandam, the colt is not for sale, $15,.
600 being refused for him, and he will be
kept for stud purposes.
| At the Sheldon, Iowa, stock farm of Geo
| w. Sherwood, st. Paul, the 21st inst, thu
bay mare known as the Nash mare, drop
ped bay colt, with one white hind foot
by Baymont. The youngster is large, vel
| formed and vigorous. The mare wa
brought to st. Paul from Oneida county
| N. Y, by gentleman visiting st. Paul fol
| health, and it is claimed was by Volunteer
She is quite fast, though of a very nervous
temperament. Mr.. Sherwood will take i'm
mediate steps to trace the breeding of the
mare, and if she should prove to be b,
Volunteer the youngsters value will be de
cidedly increased in his estimation.
Mr.. Porter Martin, of Farmingten, in
note says: "Allow me to correct some mis-
takes you make in your description of GU
stations. I presume the, fault was m,
own in not furnishing you a full descrip
ton of them. Col. Vanauken, bay, IA.
hands high, weight 1000 pounds, II year
old. Almont, dark bay, 1925 hands, Il
years old, weight 1,15O pounds. Princ
Imperial, 1929 hands, weigh
1000 pounds, will in the opin
ion of some be 1000 pounds o
as good horse flesh as stands on top o
earth. shall expect, Mr.. Editor, to So
you in person to look over my stock SOM
time in the month of May. am etc.