St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1884-08-18
stallion, Mr.. Mckinney greatly regrets his


Independence and Cleora were sent
warming-up mile over the Cranston, r. /.
track, Aug. 2, in 2:251S, and then Mr.. Gil
bert repeated in 2:1S4; quarter in 81
seconds, half in 10 and three-quarters il
1859. This was the first time they had beer
extended this season.
Aladdin, by Jay Gould, who has won al
his races this season, dropping into the 2:3
list, has returned to the stable of Carl Burr
on Long Island, but will be trotted this fall
He was placed in Burr's hands as a four
year-old and he is now eight. He was no
hurried in his preparation, but given mode
rate and careful handling
CARL s. Burr, Comac, L. l., has sold to
d. Ripley, owner of Howard Jay, the seven
year-old bay horse Bergen, by Messenge
Duroc, dam Belle Richmond, by Rysdyk'
Hambletonian. He has three-year-old rec
ord OF $40, made at Albany, and it is Mr.
Ripley's intention to trot him. Burr pro
nounces him the best horse he ever owned
The starters in the $4,000 purse for 2:2
horses at Charteroak park, Hartford, Wed
nesday, Aug. 81, will be Maud Messenger
Phil Thompson, Harry Wilkes, Adelaide
Onward, King Almont Felix and Capt EN-
mons. 1t looks as though the chief contes
would be between Harry Wilkes, Phil Thomp
son and Maud Messenger, each of which ha
a record of 2:161s.
Mr.. 2. Lorillerd has made up his mind t,
sell at the close of the present racing season
all his race horses in training, except tn
mares which will l,a n,,t into tbo cfud Th,
only ones which he will probably retain i
Drake Carter and Herbert. The horses viii
be sold at public auction, together with hi
surplus yearlings. 1t is his present intention
to sell early in June the entire produce of hi
mares, reserving only some eight or ten tt
keep up his breeding establishment
Chicago BREEDERS Gazette: There will prob
ably be days trotting over the CLEVELAND
track on the S3d of the present month, Wher
Jay Eye See will endeavor to beat the 2:09s1
of Maud s., and Phallas will try to lower Thu
2:161a wagon record of Hopeful, made a
Chicago in 1878. much better thing fo
Phallas would be to let him lower the two
mile record of 4:16, made by Monroe Chief
which he can easily do. 1t would enhances
his value for both stud and turf purposes.
Another of the daughters of the blind here
of WOODBURY. is gone. Ada Cheatham
chestnut mare, foaled 1858, by Lexington
dam Cottage Girl, by imp. Ainderby, out O
Princess Ann, by imp. Leviathan, etc, dice
of old age at the farm of W. F. Stanhope
near Lexington, KY, Thursday, July 81
Ada Chatham was good race mare in hel
day-more successful upon the turf than il
| the harem. The best of her produce is Lids
Stanhope, chestnut mare 10y, by Waverly
who, in addition to winning other good races
won the Baden-Baden handicap at Saratoga
August 26, 1882, then four years old ani
carrying 1902 pounds, in 5:25, defeating Elk
Warfield, Bushwhacker, Thora and Check
mate Ada Ran, out of her, was also fail
performer. The old mare was barren the
present year, but leaves a handsome bay
yearling colt, Cheatfellow, by Longfellow, to
perpetuate her name and fame.
The San Francisco Call of Aug. 10 says
The trotting stallion Monroe Chief, owned
by Mr.. Salisbury and quartered at the Oak
yesterday morning that will most likely
prove fatal. The horse was being drtyen or
the track for exercise and was disposed tt
play. Another horse came alongside, when
Monroe Chief kicked out his right hind foot
getting it over the shaft of the sulky While
thus entangled he fell breaking the femur o.
the hip. His recovery is deemed very
doubtful Mr.. Salisbury purchased the
horse of Budd Doble in Chicago, two years
ago at cost of $4,000. He has a mile
record of 2:214, and two mile record OF
4:46. He was entered through the California
circuit in free for-all class, the entries
closing last Friday. Monre Chief was a
valuable stock horse for the production o.
trotters. He was sired by Jim Monroe, son
of Alexander's Abdallah, he by Rysdyk':
Hambletonian, dam Nine. Powell, by Bay
Chief, son of Mambrino Chief