St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1884-04-14
LOcnL M0tterS.

The first foal at the stock breeding farm Of
Mr.. Geo. W. Sherwood is a strong and lively
bay colt, foaled April l, 1884, by Davenant,
dam Pearl by Ashland Patchen, 2:36; second
dam Ruby Duroc by Messenger Duroc; third
dam Lady Nodine, full sister to Bolton, by
Rysdyk's ambletonian; fourth dam Mont
gomery Maid by Seeley's American Star
Davenant by Belmont, sire of Nutwood,
2:1SM; dam Dahlia, dam of Dacie, record
$685., by Pilot Jr.; second dam Madam
Dudley, dam of Dudley, four year record Of
2:3215; grand, dam Of Mambrino Dudley,
2:22, by Bashaw horse.
Mr.. A. Bailey has a horse colt foaled April
5, with three white socks, sired by Richard
r, son of Swigert, dam Moscow Belle, by
Fields Royal George. Moscow Belle is the
dam of Lula Judd, that is claimed to be the
fastest fve-year old ever bred in Minnesota.
Mr.. Bailey is very highly pleased and thinks
he has rich prize.
Mr.. Norman w. Kittson, the proprietor of
Midway and Erdcnham, and one of the
most extensive and liberal
minded breeders in the United States, has re-
turned from a sojourn Of six or eight weeks
in tho south and east. He went down into
North Carolina, where his long time friend
Gen. II. II. Sibley has been staying for sew
eral months, for the purpose of rest, and has
returned to st. Paul in somewhat better
health. He reports that Gen. Sibley has
gained considerably in flesh, and is better.
When Mr.. Kittson came through New York
he stopped there for several days and went
up to the stable and saw Little Brown jug.
The success that Mr.. Bonner has had in his
experiments with this noted PAGER has been
very great Mr.. Kittson saw the horse move
good deal and could discover no signs
whatever of his former lameness. Mr.. Wood
mansee, who is in Cincinnati with Mr. Kilt
sons trotting horses, will go on
to New York soon and get
the horse with a view of putting him
into training. Mr.. Kittson was not certain
just when but he thought about the middle
of May. If the horse shows up in good form,
and his old lameness does not come back
upon him he will be seen on the turf this
season, that is providing he gets back his
old time speed, and there is no reasen to
think that he will not Mr.. Kittson says the
horses of Cincinnati are in good form, taking
regular exercise all the time and promising
well. Mr.. Woodmansee writes to Mr.. Kittson
lll@4I OGlll, OiIC VI JdCCIS GildG GNGI
contended on the turf is as playful as kit
ten. Mr.. Woodmansee drives her into Gin
cinnati almost every day, a distance of five
miles from where the horses are located, and
says she is the best road horse he ever drove.
She goes as fast as she is called upon to
go, and joys along quietly
and in an undisturbed manner
when not hurried. Nothing on the road dis
turbs her, and she looks at everything with
an intelligent eye.
c. S. Radeliff left Sunday for Coldwater,
Mich, for the purpose of bringing back a
three-year old stallion 1914 hands high,
weighs 1, 100 pounds. He is blood bay
with two white socks behind and strip in
face. Sired by Fisk's Hambetonian Star
$3.50, he by Rysdyk's Hambletonian Q0),
first dam by Fisk's Mambrino Chief (214), he
by Mambrino Chief (1D, second by Sherman's
Black Hawk Jr., he by Sherman's Black
Hawk (142), he is standard bred and regis
tered in volume 5. Fisk's Hambletonian
Star is the sire of Edward 210 Belle F. as
fve-year old 2:291l, Geo. V. 2:2O. Fisk's
Mambrino Chief, is the sire Of Woodchuck
$3.50, Mambrino General 3:251S, Mambrino
George 2:30, and Mambrino Sparkle 2 1895