St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1884-04-28
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Major J. r. Hubbard has sold, on behalf
of Commodore Kittson, to Mr.. P. II. Nc
Mahon, the brown colt Eachus, 2 years, by
Reform.
VIM. Allen, of Leroy, Mimi, has bought
of NJ j. Grattan, Preston, Mimi, the Dr. g.
Twinkle, three years by Tramplc, dam Little
Mink by King Herod.
T. Fl. Osborn, Of Pennington, had horse
colt dropped on the 18th inst, by Judson's
Cleveland bay, ''Prince of Wales" The
breeding of the dam is untraced.
Capt. Thomas Marrett, of st. Paul, has
purchased the bay gelding Gen. Sibley (1877),
by Swigert, dam DollabeIla. by Richards
Bellfounder; second dam by Farmers Glory
He has no record, but can beat 2:4O.
So So, who is now in Cincinnati with the
trotting stable, is expected to drop foal by
Blakwood Jr. by May LIST, and Commodore
Kittson has given orders to have her bred as
soon as possible to Pilgrim, son Of Snug
gler.
W. L. McGrath, of St. Paul, was fortunate
enough last week to get two FLIES by Thesus,
son of Administrator. One is a chestnut
FLY with left hind foot white, by Thesus out
of Abbie Tramp by Tramp. The other is a
bay FLY with two white stockings behind and
star by Thesus out of Polly McGrath by
Tramp.
Mr.. Kittson last week received a letter
from Dan Woodmansee, in which the writer
says that Gall the horses are in good condi-
ton, and getting along finely, although lit
tie feshy and backward in their work, owing
to the late season. They will all, or nearly
all, be in fair condition for the Chicago
meeting, where we now think Of starting in
first"
CS. Radcliffe, st. Paul, has bought of
John Schumacher, Coldwater, Mich, the
three-year-old b. S., sired by Fisk's HANDLE
tonian Star, (or Masterlode) $685. he by Ham
bletonian II, first dam by Fisk's Mambrino
Chief 214, he by Mambrino Chief IL; second
dam by Sherman Black Hawk 142; third dam
by Hungerford's Butcher, he has been named
Masterlode Jr., No. in 9Th Vol, register
1920.
Geo. v. Sherwood can boast Of the following
foals: Bay colt foaled April Sth, 1884; by
Baymont (1027); dam Marona by Western
Chief $3.50; I'd dam by swlgert (650) ;
Sd dam by Stephens Kennys, son of old st.
Lawrence; also bay FLY foaled April 18th,
1884, by Baymont (1O2O; dam by Western
Chief $3.50; I'd dam by Richards Bell
founder; Sd dam by Judson Hambletonian,
he by Bishop Hambletonian.
Turf Field aad Farm: Commodore Kilt
son has requested Mr.. Bonner to do as he
sees fit with Little Brown jug, and the great
PAGER will 60 into the stable of John Murphy,
so that his first races since lameness COM
PEELED his retirement can be made under the
eye of the gentleman whose intelligent treat
ment has caused him to go sound. Little
Brown jug, under Murphy, will represent
Com. Kittson in the East, Johnson, under
Splan, will represent him in the West.
Sannie G.. last week dropped black horse
colt by Blackwood, Jr. She is a gray, and
one-third Arabian, and as Blackwood Jr. is
a coal black there has been great deal of
curiosity to see what the color would be.
Dan Woodmansee, writing from Cincinnati,
offered to bet that it would be black with a
little gray, but he could get no one connected
with the stable to take his bet. There is a
little gray here and there on the young fell
lows coat, and it is expected that it will ulti-
mately be an iron gray.