St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1884-08-04
Miscellaneous.

Eulogy, daughter of Enquirer and Euchre.
is slightly lame in front.
Buffalo Girl, having struck her knee, will
be ''laid up in ordinary for some time.
1t is now said that the trotter Gladiator
record 2:22H, by Blue Bull, is to be set to
pacing.
Wiry Jim, by Young Jim, has been pur-
chased by D. P. S. Nichols, of Philadelphia,
from Barney Crossan.
1t has reported that $4,000 has been Of
fered and refused by Major Hubbard for
Rataplan.
The wagon drawn by Firebrand in West
monts fast mile weighed but seventy-eight
pounds exclusive of the pole.
John Campbell, driver and part owner of
the PAGER Richball, purchased the bay colt
Kioba, paying for him the sum of 81, 500.
John Murphy recently drove May Cobb,
Mr.. Cohnfeld's stallion, at Naragansett
park, mile in 2:179l, the last quarter in
2815 seconds.
A match for 81, ZOO a side has been made
between the bay mare Portia, by Startle, and
Smuggler's Daughter by Smuggler, the race
to take place at Beacon's park, Boston, next
month.
The bay colt, foaled in 1882 by King AL
fonso dam Janet, by Lightning out Of Kelpie,
by imp Bonnie Scotland, has been named
Sir Peter.
The Batavia driving park was sold on
foreclosure of mortgage last week, and was
bid in by H. f. Tarbox for Sc. There are
two mortgages on it.; the first for So, 100
and the second for $1,000. The property
comprises twenty-four acres.
The chestnut horse Fireman, late Mon treal.
by Monarchist, dam Redowa, by Bill Cheat
ham, has broken down completely. Fireman
is owned by the Irving stable, of .Amster-
dam, ". Y.
The bay colt Emigrant (3), by Enquirer,
dam Variella, by Vandal, broke down re-
Gently at Saratoga. He is owned by L. Dun
neman. Of Charleston, S. G.
jim MCGOWAN has arrived at Saratoga and
is in the stable of his lew owner, ex-Mayor
Nolan, of Albany, and is looking well and
moving finely.
The kentucky Stock Farm says that Mr..
Linn Smiths three yeaf-old colt Ashley, by
Egbert, trotted mile out one day last week
in 2:32.
Stella, by Electioneer, has been presented
by ex-Gov. Leland Stanford to Mr. Frank
Worth, of New York She will be used as
mate to Regina.
The chestnut gelding Compromise (6), by
Springbok, dam Spotted Fawn, by Deucalon,
etc, fell and broke his neck in a hurdle
race at Monmouth park on the gath nit.
Misfortune, the gray marc that trotted
trial at the Chicago Driving park In 2:231S,
has not recovered from the lameness which
subsequently, appeared.
Mr.. j. Smiths brown gelding Dart. by DR..
Franklin, driven by G.S Hopkins, went a
quarter of a milo at the New York Driving
last week in twenty-nine and half seconps
Blue Grass Belle, the mainstay In the long
distance races of the Algeria stable, the
property of Mr.. W. L. Scott, is incapacitated
from work on the course in consequence of
a kick from her stable companion. Florio
The b. G. Tocsin az by imp. Great Tom,
dam Jessamine by Brown Dick, owned by F.
Robinson, broke both forelegs while working
on the Brighton Beach track, "Wednesday.
the 22d inst. He was destroyed by pistol
shot.
The Dwyer Bros, Brooklyn, N. Y, have
sold to P. II. Mcmahon, Brighton Beach, n.
Y, the bay eelding Eldorado, three years
old, by Enquirer, dam Jaunita, by Jack Ma
lone, for 5000.
Messrs. Bowen & Keller, Paris, KY, lost
recently at Elmendorf stud, from pneumonia,
the sucking bay colt, by Ten Brock, dam
Anglia, by Virgil.
1t is reported that O. E. LIE Fevre has sold
to the Alexander stable, the chestnut filly
Europe, three yesrs old, by imp. Hurrah,
dam Sunrise.
Old Hambletonian was Twenty-Five years
old when he begot Artillery, the stallion that
recently trotted in 2:2l x, and Wells Star,
his dam was 10. She is also the dam of
Modesty, record 1865, who has foaled when
her dam was thirteen.
Frank Wick, of Youngstown, o., has sold
to Robert W. LOOMS, of Buffalo, n, T., the
pacing horse Grey Frank. He
to put him on the track at once. If no acct
from down in the twenties.
Sam Bryant thinks that Gen. Harding is
again at himself and is waiting for good
day and track to prove that he can goa dis
tanSe as well as the best of them.
Captain Cottrill's stable are all amiss and
they will be taken to Covington, KY, and
prepared for the fall campaign, as there is
not one of them fit to start at the present
time.
The Pacific Coast Blood Horse association
will hold their fall meeting Nov. s, IL, 13
and Is. This late date has been fixed upon
in order TO give ''The Santa Anita Stable, !"
now at Saratoga, ample time to return and
so as to participate in the meet
ing. jim Renwick win also return to the
Pacific slope, after the Jerome Park fall
meeting.
Wilkes Spirit. Apropos of Chicago, the
Dwyer Bros. openly announce their inten-
tention to make a.trip 70 the city of sin in
june. next. They aresrot qualmish about adj
hitting they are in racing for profit, and will
follow the money! The Washington Park
club has shown, = disposition to offer large
sums of moneS. Mr.. Brewster remarked to
US, at Monmouth yesterday. ''If the eastern
turfmen will pay US visit we win give them
as much money. in stakes and purses as they
want-more than they get here, money Is no
objeet'' We have, from the first, suggested
that the eastern Gibbs arrange their dates so
as to enable h0rsemen in this section to at
tend the meeting at Chicago, and second the
efforts of the St,ib, aud. at the same time,
revive a !, sensational but friendly
meeting, as would revive the
old Eelipse-Henry, or Boston-Fashion days.
Abhas pasha, somewhere about 1858. sent
a challenge to the jockey club to run any
number of English race horses against bis
Arabs for sam not less than S50.0OJ- The
Jockey club is i society and eolld not accept
such bet: but some merchants at Cairo