St. Paul daily globe., 1884-09-29
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The road house located at Fargo Fair Grounds
is for sale or rent. Address j. NJ. Morrison or
George Marelius Fargo, d. T.
1t is said that the circuit trotter Felix, by Nut
wood has been sold by Peter Schatz to his driver
w. H. Mccarthy. The price reported is $4,000.
Mr.. c. F. Emery, Cleveland, Ohio, lost re-
Gently the brown trotting stallion Annapolis, six
years old by Woodford Mambrno, dam Indian
ola by Bayard; her dam Indiana by Mambrino
Chief.
Stephen Bull, Racine, Wis, has sold to David
Bonner and j. S. Ferguson of New York, the
bay mare Dainty (5), 10. 1, by dictator, dam Vic,
by Mambrno Chief. She has record OF 2: :3OA
over a half mile track.
Gen. r. L. Howard, Buffalo, n. Y, has sold
the bay colt Almont Wilkes, foaed 1888, by
Wilkie Collins (son OF George Wilkes) dam Al
moatress, by Hamlins Almont, Jr.; second dam
Josie Eaton, by Ericsson, to A. Chambers, Win
ona, 0at., for $500.
Chas. S. Caffrey company, the noted carriage
builders, have just completed sulky to order for
Maud S, not to weigh over ~ lbs. and to be as
near 40 lbs. possible. 1t has been sent TO
Hartford, and hitched TO it she will make the
greatest effort of her life.
W. II. Wilson, of Cynthiana KY, has recently
had another loss, two OF his valuable horses
which escaped the fire, Grey Prince and Orphan
Boy, strayed from the pasture onto the track.
and were into and destroyed by freight
train. Misfortunes never come singy
From the way in which Antevolo won the Oc-
cidental stakes for three year olds at Sacramento
trottng ins2 :2sai and 81 Il, it looks as if Bro
ther Simpson of the Breeder and Sportsman has
struck another bonanza Antevoo is full brother
TO Anteeo, sold last fall for very large price
being by Eectloneer, out OF Columbine, by A.
w. Richmond.
Turf Field and Farm: We learn that at the
Medina, n, Y, fair, on Sept. 12, Oliver X, foaed
1880, sired by II. B. Conklin's King Wilkes trot-
ted the half mile track in 2;22A, six seconds
faster time than was ever made before. And
this by four year old 1t seems almost too fast
to be true, yet we know that last July he trotted
a trial in :27. His dam, Bessie Turner, is BY
Nirginius, thoroughbred son OF Lexington.
AT Derby, England, September 5, American
Girl, three years old (full sister TO Foxhall) by
King Alfonso, dam Jamaica by Lexington, late
the property of r. Keeue, won the Beaudesert
Selling Plate, Of 900 sovs., one mile, with 12s
lbs. up, beating nine others. She was entered
to be sold for $50 and was purchased by L. de
Rothschild for $50 guineas. American Girl wa:
bred at Woodburn Farm and cost yearling
IS, 500.
On the 18th, at New London, o., the stallion
Annapolis. by Woodford Mamb rino, dam India
ola, by Bayard, died of paralytic stroke. He
was owned jointly by Messrs. c. 4. Emery and
Z. G. Day, and valued a. $4,000. Annspoli:
was fast and fashionaOly bred, six years old, and
was destined for the trotting track next spring
He was foaled in 1873 at Woodburn, KY, and
until last season did stud service st Alexander $
farm with Harold and Belmont.
". F. Redmond, Brooklyn, n. Y, has pur.
chased from Geo. 1. Sency, same city, the bay
stallion, Pickering, by Hambletonian, dam Lady
Falls, by Seley's American Star. He has been
in the stud several years and his get all sho W
| promise they should, for Pickering's speed
! inheritance is very great. his dam having pro
/ duced kisbar, Socrates and Iago, aud Gretchen
| the dam Of Clingstone. We understand that Mr.
| Redmond viii train Pickering with the intention
| OF giving him fast record.