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

miscellaneous.
The road -house located at Fargo Fair Grounds
is for sale or rent. Address j. NJ Morrison OF
George Marelius, Fargo, D. IT.
The annual sale of the WOODBURY. year
lings will be held at the farm, Spring Station,
May Is, at II a. m.
Harry Gilman says he is willing to trot
Robt. McGregor against either Director OF
Phallas for S., 900 or $4,000 side
The first annual sale of yearlings bred by,
and the property of, Mr.. James R. Keene,
will take place in Lexington, KY, on Mon
day, May u.
P. S. Talbert, Inwood Stud, Lexington,
KY, has sold to DR.. L. Herr, same place, the
chestnut colt Allendorf 1SS3), by Onward,
dam Alma Mater, by Mambrino Patchen, for
81, 500.
Mr.. W. S. King, of Minneapolis, has pur-
chased of Mr.. P A. Brady. of Chicago, ILL.,,
the bay mare Mary Quinn, years, by Tippe-
rary-Sarong, by Lexington; I'd dam Greek
Slave, by Glencoe.
Gen. w. G.. Harding, Belle Meade Stock
Farm, Nashville, Tenn, lost April 5th, from
pleurisy, the bay mare Vocalist, foaled 1871,
by Vandal, out of Duet by Highlander, her
dam Delta by imp. Priam, out of Gamma,
by Pacific, etc.
The programme for the Louisville Jockey
Club, spring meeting of 1884, which com
mences Friday, May 10th and continues
eleven days, has been issued. The Louis
vile spring meeting, the fourth Of the
Southwestern Circuit, gives eleven days and
fortyfour races.
. Wooding 81 Puryor's celebrated colt, Farm
dale, one of the favorites for the Derby,
and for the three-year-old stakes at the com
ng spring meeting at Louisville, KY, ran
away there Saturday, injuring himself badly
sgainst fence. He fell on the jockey, and
the boy was fatally hurt.
The bay brood mare Vocalist, foaled 1871,
by Vandel. dam Duet, by Highlander, out of
Delta, by imported Priam, the property of
Gen. W. D. Harding, Belle Meade Stud,
Teun., died from pleurisy April 6. Vocalist
was the dam of Bugler, Burglar and Tarquin,
and was due to foal to Bramble.
movement is on foot to establish in
Chicago the Amesican Jocly club with a
capital stock of 5000, 900. The object is to
build half-mile track easy of access from
the South parks, where road riders can try
the speed of their horses. 1t is also proposed
to build for the use of the members club
house where ''the best of everything in the
way of eatabels and drinkabels can be obtain
ed" 1t is not the intention to conflict in
any way with the Washington club or the
Chicago Driving park. Among the movers
of the American Jocky club are S. K. Dow,
II. V. Bemis, r. j. Smith and Albert
Hayden.
Maud s. is reported as being in perfect
condition. Captain George N. Stone, who
has her in charge, ss-ys that he has never seen
her look better at this season of the year. He
says she is simply perfection; there
is not weak place about her
She walks strong and puts her feet
down squarely and firmly, and, barring
accident, will beat the record this season, if
given the chance. Captain Stone was conf
dent, in 1879, that she could beat 2:13T in
1880, and is equally confident now that she
can beat the record this year. He says if he
could devote the necessary time he would not
ask a surer thing than to contract to make
Maud S trot mile in 2:0S or better in 1884.
prog in the Turf, Field and Farm, writ
ing from Cincinnati says: Won Arnim has
far more flesh and looks more cheerful than
ever have seen him, and the fleet PAGER
Johnson is very different looking horse
from the equine invalid as 1 saw him at Buff
falo. The balance OF the Midway string-the
bay stallion Revenue, chestnut mare Fannie
Witherspoon, bay mare Gem, bay mare Min
ME Rare all in good keeping. If one may
judge from the healthy sheen to their coats,
Splan's chances in the campaign have rosy
look. Under the same roof with the Midway
lot is the great grey gelding Joe Bunker and
with him is bay stallion, three years old, by
Young Jim (son of Geo. Wilkes) out of Lady
Bunker, daughter of Mambrino Patchen
and the dam of Joe Bunken-a mare by
American Star.
DRESTON STOCK FARM, Preston, Filmor
L County, MINI. For public service Herod
(2:264), the best bred Morgan living; Trample.
the most successful trotting sire of his age in the
northwest; Comus, frst-class draft stallion
For pedigrees and terms, address NJ T. Grattan.
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ST. PETER MONTHLY HORSE MARKET
~ The first monthly horse market will be held
at st. Peter, Mimi, on Wednesday, May Z, and
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