St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1884-04-21

from Eric, Pa, last week, and arrived at
Washington in good shape the following
morning. The string numbers thirteen, at
the head being such good ones as Referee,
Blue Grass Belle and Acknowledgement.
Mr.. Jas. B. Chase, prominent breeder
and turlman Of California, has retired from
! racing and breeding thoroUghbreds, and has
sold his entire establishment TO Mr.. j. B.
Haggin, Rancho Del PasO Twenty-Five
| head Of thorougbreds are included in the
sale.
The first grand combination sale Of B. G..
Bruce, Woodland s. Brasfeld, VIII take place
at Treacy 65 Wilson'S stable, Lexington, KY,
on Monday, May u. Fifty-fye head Of
thorolghbreds viii be disposed Of, consisting
Oh stations, brood mares, horses in training
and yearlings.
Fashion Stud farm has sold to 3Ir. n.
Jones, Of Chicago, the bay mare Opal, five
years old, by Jay Gould, out of Ruby Allen,
by Ethan Alien; price, $4,000. Mr.. Jones
intends putting her in The hands Of Budd
Doble, who so successfully managed Gold
smith Maid during her turf career.
The spring meeting of the Kentucky Asso-
citation viii commence at Lexington on
Wednesday, May z, and end on the 18th.
So many horses are promised that the assoc
citation has been compelled to order the i'm
mediate construction of several new stables
in order to accommodate them.
The great annual sale of the Belle Meade
yearling5 viii be held on Wednesday next
April 30, at the Belle Meade farm, six miles
from Nashville, Tenn. The sale promises to
be one Of the greatest ever held at that
famous point. Nearly all the prominent
stables Of the east VIII be represented by
agents, while the western men Will attend
personally.
R. P. Hopper, Frankfort, KY, has sold
seven head of trotters, the get Of Onward, q
son Of the famous George Wilkes, for 513,-
600. The highest pricq for one was IS, 500,
for two-ycar-old out Of mare by Harold,
the sire Of Maud S., to G.. W Fletcher, Of
Michigan. Three thousand dollars was paid
for colt out OF an AlmCnt mare, by John
John Cline, Of Rensselaer,, 40.
4 double-team race for $4,000, between
Mr.. Frank Works Edward and Dick Swivel
Ter, Mr.. Rockcfeller's CIeora and Independ-
ence, and Messrs. John Rockefeller and w.
j. GOrd0n's team, Ciingst0ne and Midnight,
is the special attraction the Cleveland club is
preparing for a days tro5ting July (. Should
anything interfere to stop this race, one be-
tween Jay-eyo-see and CHngstone for the
same purse viii be arranged.
The latest advice from the PaIo Alto
anch are Of most satisfactory character,
not a single case of sickness of any kind
being among the 600 head of stock on the
ranch. Kinda Rose was reported lame
some time ago, hut it was a simple strain
from stepping into q sqUirrel-hole, and she
is nOw stated to be in excellent form. The
young f0al Electricity, by Electioneer, from
Midnight (the dam Of Jay-eyc-see), is pro-
nounced the most promising youngstar On
the ranch.
Gen. Withers has arrived safely at the Hot
Springs, and It is thought that the baths viii
speedily restore him to health. The fact that
he was able to undertake the journey to Ar
kansas is evidence Of his improved condition.
The generals son, who mas had charge OF
FairlaWn since his father was taken sick last
fall, is watchful and ne keeps the machine
running smoothly. Almont is quite vig0r-
Gus this spring and Aberdeen never looked
so well since his removal to Kentucky as
now.
A Cleveland correspondent says that Mr..
Gorlon's string at the track there, are all in
fine shape, and that Phyllis, 2:171l, VIII be
brought there shortly. Muczle is at the
track with Wilson and several others Of the
get OF George Wilkes all Of whom are doing
well. Mr.. Ed yards left Cleveland last Sat
urday for trip to California. Tie recently
sold to w. II. Wilson, of Cynthiana, Honey
Bee. brown mare, eightycars, by Leon, dam
by Vermont Hero. She is 4 handsome little
mare, and mas trotted a mile in 2;31L on a
half-mile track, and halves in 1:12 and 1;13.
i mixed trotting, running and pacing
meeting viii be given at Chester Driving
Park, Cincinnati, on May Is, 4, - and 1G,
under the auspices Of the lessees, Mcssrs.
Bair q Phipps. There viii be a running
race each day, two at mile heats, one at half
mile heats and q three-Quarter dash. These
races win afford excellent preliminary work
for the Latonia MEETING, which follows two
weeks later. The trottingA pirses are uni
form at $500 each, aad prov y for the 2:2o,
800, ? 81 As and. 1925 classes, and the
same amount viii be given the 1926 PAGERS. |
There viii also be two specials, to be an
nouncad hereafter, and perhaps one Of them
may introduce the quaen-of the turf for the
season Of 1884. The entries close on Nav
5, and should be addressed to Bair & Phipps,
WintOn Place ?. O., Hamilton county, Ohio
CST. PETER MONTHLY H0RsE MARKET
~ The first monthly horse market will be held
at st. Peter, 1Linn on Wednesday, May T. and
on the first Wednesday OF each month thereafter.
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