St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1884-03-10
Miscellaneous.

The road-house located at Fargo Fair Grounds
is for sale or rent Address j. M. Morrison or
George Marelius, Fargo, d. T.
1t is reported in Cleveland that Col. W. J.
Gordon recently offered S25, 900 for Director,
but Mr.. Saulsbury's price was S35, 600.
The National Ttrotting associations re-
ceipts for the past year were s16, 514.S0; ex
penses, s14, 475, or $4,000 less than the year
previous.
G. M. George, st. Paul, has bought of NJ
c. Ford, Preston, Mimi, the b. m. Maggie,
years, by Trample, dams breeding IN
known, price $3.50.
Jim Renwick, the California crack, is ex-
pected at Chicago soon. His owner in
structed his trainer recently to be in readi-
ness to start for Chicago within one weeks
notice after March l.
A new association organized in Kalama-
zoo, under the name of the Kalamazoo Ma
tional club, has secured National park for
one year, and is to offer ZOO at the June
trotting meeting in the northwestern cir
cult.
Treacy and Wilson, of Lexington, KY,
have received Naiad Queen, 2;204, to be
bred to Dictator; also a chestnut mare by
Messenger Duroc, and a brown mare by
Rysdyk's Hambletonian, to be bred to The
King, son of Geo. Wilkes.
Mr.. D. Swigert, Elmendorf stud, Muirs,
KY, lost on March I'd the brood mare Redowa,
chestnut, foaled 1864, by Bill Cheatham,
dam Dance by imp. Glencoe, her dam Cotil-
lion by imp. Leviathan, out of imp. Gal
lopade by Cation, her dam Camilinus, etc.,
etc.
Mr.. W. H. Wilson, Abdallah Park, Gym
thiana, KY, will sell his yearling trotting
stock in April next. They are by Indian
apolis, 2:21; Jubilee Lambert, 1928, and
Ravenswood. 1885, out of standard mares
His sale catalogues will be ready for distri-
button about the 18th of March.
Wilson, 2;16A, and Shocks by Lumps,
2:21, both by George Wilkes, are at Treacy &
Wilson'S stables, Lexington, KY, and will
be shipped to. Cleveland as soon as the rivers
are lower. Dave Muckle is to train and
! drive them. Wilson was driven in some of
his best races last year by Dan Mace
DR.. Vim. Sheppard, Ottawa, Ill, has sold
to John s. Wolf, Jr. Two Harbors, Mimi,
the gray colt Victor Sprague, foaled 1881. BY
Geo. Sprague, 2:21, dam Sylvia, BY Swigert.
Victor Sprague is very fast for his handling.
| and promises to be one of those to represent
Geo. Sprague in the 80 list. Price $500.
The chestnut gelding Modoc, 2:195l, by
Abeerden, has been sold by L. H. Broome,
Jersey City, N. j., to Hon. Charles NJ. Reed.
| Erie, Pa, for $1,000. Modoc, in company
with Tony Newell, Nora Temple, j. B.
Thomas, Novelty, Farce, and Bessie NJ, the
PAGER are now at Philadelphia, where they
will go into training.
Nobby, 2:25155, the brown gelding recently
purchased for $4,000, for Mr.. W. J.. Gordon,
Of Cleveland, started in eleven races. last
year. won five of them. was second in five,
and third in one. He is by Nobby out of a
mare by Sir Wallace. Mr.. Russell, his trainer
and driver, thinks he could have driven
Nobby in 2:19 last fall.
. III. M. Littell, superintendent of the street
railway, received yesterday from Kentucky a
very handsome bay gelding, which is very
.high-headed and snowy. This animal is six
years old little overfifteen hands high, and
very stylish. He makes very elegant road
horse, and has a good degree of speed,
though never trained for the track.
Major H. G. MacDowell, Lexington, KY,
had the misfortune to lose on the night of
February 2S, the black mare Romance, by
Princeps, dam Roma, by Golddust; I'd dam
Bruna, by Pilot, Jr. Roman was eleven
years old, and made her record of $685. at
Cynthana,, KY, as a four-year-old in 1877.
She lost twins last season, and vas in foal to
King Rene.
The Manitoba Turf club held a meeting on
February 20, and formally expelled Thomas
Miles and H. Mel Grange, it having been
proved that the bay pacing gelding Chief,
entered and paced by them, was falsely en-
tered, and Was horse called Surprise. AS