Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1883-11-26
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R. no record.
O.. E. LIE Fevre's bay gelding Actor. by
Trump, dam Little Sis, has been declared
out by the Derby and Clark stakes at
Louisville, KY, for 1884.
P. b. Thompson has sold to V. @.
Cromwell, Lexington, KY, the brown mare
Elfrida, ten years old, by Clark Chief, out
of the dam of Almont, Jr., for $500.
Blohm g. Co., Brooklyn, N. Y, have sold
to A. Burnham, Burnham's, N. Y, the
brown filly Change, two years old, by
Alarm, dam imp. Presto by Pretender.
A. G. Franklin, Gallatin, Tenn, has sold
to j. Marshall Wooding, Cincinnati, o.,
the chestnut colt Farondale, two years old,
by Enquirer, dam Waltz by Lexington.
A number of energetic turfmen of New
Haven, Conn, are organizing stock COM
pany, with capital of 100000, and pro-
pose to construct first class mile track.
Dryer Brothers, Brooklyn, N. Y, have
given to John Hannigan the bay gelding
Warfeld, foaled 1875, by War Dance, dam
Florac by Mickey Free, her dam Dixie by
imp. Sovereign.
C. M. Corbin, Lexington, KY, has sold
to L. & G. Straus, same place, the chest
nut colt Aristotle, two years old, by Arts
tides, dam by Waverly, out Of Kate Melon
aid by imp. Mickey Free.
Mr.. E. Corrigan's chestnut FLY Modesty,
late Golden Rod, by War Dance, dam Bal
let. was entered for the Kentucky Oaks for
1884, and omitted from the list by the for
mer secretary.
DIV Vandiveer, Stanford, Ky. has
sold to James Howe, Lebanon, KY, the
brown yearling colt Dare Devil, by Aus
trail, dam Victoria R. by Melbourne, DR..
her dam Bridget by Paddy Burns.
The stable of Mr. R. G. Pate, st. Louis.
will not put in an appearance at the New
| Orleans winter meeting. They were not
in first class conditian at Memphis and
| Greenville, and were therefore sent back
| to Louisville.
The bay brood mare Electric, foaled
1870, by Lightning, dam by imp. Glencoe,
out of Mirth, by Wagner, the property of
Hon. Abram S. Hewitt, New York, died a
short time since. Electric was in foal by
imp. Blytheswood.
Mr.. j. B. Haggin, of San Francisco, Cal,
has purchased of Mr.. James A. Grinstead,
Lexington KY, the chestnut colt (2), by
imp. Kyrle Daily, dam Cordelia, by War
Dance, out of Glyoera, by imp. Sovereign.
Price paid $4,000.
The Buffalo track has been heavily ma.
nured and the manure plowed under. II
had lost Its elacticity, and this treatment
it is expected, will put new life into it
Horses will be able to trot on it next sum-
ner without becoming sore.
Mr.. Brodhead reports the sale from
WOODBURY. to T. W. Mcdonnell, Arlington
KY, of the brown colt Assyrian 1892), By
Annapolis (son of Woodford Mambrino)
dam Judith, by Manbrino Chief; I'd dau
by Zenith (son of American Eclipse).
B. J. Treacy, Lexington, KY, has solo
to j. B. Henderson the bay FLY Rens
(1883), by Aberdeen, dam Rena Frazer
by Regular (son of Volunteer); I'd dan
Madam Frazer (dam of Barney Treacy
four ear-old record 2:46) by Frazsr's Rec
Hawk.
Mr.. Kirkpatrick will in a few days shiI
to DR.. l.. Herr, Lexington, KY, in charge
of William L. Jones, the chestnut stallion
Sir Walter (record 2:254), by Aberdeen
dam Lady Winfield, by Edward Everett
second dam by Long Island Black Hawk
He stood last season in this city.
Messrs. Chinn d. Morgan's bay colt L
Logos, by Lelaps, dam War Reel, wa
omitted in the publication of entries fol
the Derby of 1885, and Mr.. A. Steele's ba
filly Sulita, by Rebel, dam Aurelia West
heimer, was omitted in the publication o
the st. Leger entries for 1885.
Geo. W. G. Harding, Belle Meade farr
near Nashville, Tenn, has purchased fror
p Donovan the chestnut mare Bride Cake
five years old, by imported Bonnie Scot
land, dam Mosselle by Jack Malone, he
dam Gszelle by imported Albin, and wi
put her in the stud. Price $3.50.
The bay FLY Ruth (4, by imp. Buck
, den, dam Meta Fl. by Harry of the Yves
out of Louisiana B., by Daniel Boone, tn
, property of w. B. Jennings, died rscentl
. at Brighton Beach. Ruth had infammatio
of the bowels, and it is supposed that ovel
doses Of aconite caused her death.
The New Orleans race track is bein
narrowed, and system of drainage will b
adopted which, it is expected, will great
> improve the track. The preparations fc
!, q very interesting meeting are going o
, with energy. 1t is expected that abou
! two hundred horses will be at the track
! take part in the winter and spring meet
: ings.
g The Dryers will begin the racing seaso
5 of 1884 with string of double the hume
9 ical strength of the season just closed
o They have now thirty race horses in trail
+ ing, half OF which are yearlirgs, the pic
J, from the famous homes of fast hors
>. which stretch from the suburbs of Loui
q vile to beyond Hsrding's farm in Tenne
:, see.
81 G. A. De Graf, Lake Elysisn stock fsr1
has presented to Major B. G. Thoms
n Dixisna stud, near Lexington, Ky, the bt
! mare Elyslan Lass, foaled 1868, by A
sterlitz, dam Rosemary by import,
Sovereign, her dam Beta by import'
Leviathan, out of Juliette by KosciusB
=. etc. Elysian Lass will be bred to import,
, King Ban.
Louisville's call for a meeting to orga
ize National Jockey club association
3 the purpose of organizing better al
more uniform code, scale, weights al
v rules to govern the various clubs in Anne
t lea, has been accepted by the Memph