St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1884-07-14
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Col. G. l.. Hunt, Hunt Place Stud, st.
Louis, Mo-, has sold the bay flly Minnichee,
2 years, by Chariton-Plover Wing, by Stone
Plover.
I. j. MeGibben, Cynthiana, KY, has sold
to K. Mcbride the chestnut gelding Major
Pickett years, by Hurrah-Mollie Cad, by
Lexington, for 5000.
The brown stallion Narragansett, by Rhode
Island, has been purchased by w. H. Priest,
OF Almonte, Ont, from G. Sullivan, Atwood
Stock Farm, Riverside, Ill.
The Walnut Hill Farm, near Lexington,
KY, lost recently, by paralysis, the result, of
an injury, the bay FLY Banner, 3 years, by
Longfellow-Buff and Blue, by War Dance.
George E. Perrin, jr., drove the six-year
old gelding Dude, by Jay Gould, out Of Big
Mary, on Monday last, mile in q 25, last
half in lib, at the New York Driving park.
Messrs. s. Powers & Son, Decatur, Ill.
have sold to Col. C. L. Hunt, Hunt Place
Stud, st. Louis, Mo-, the brood mare Della
Hern, bay, foaled 1869, by Voucher-Evan-
geline, by Eclipse.
The third of Blue Bulls get to enter the
$3.50 circle this season is Dayton Belle. She
trotted in 2:29M, at GAINESVILLE, Wis, on
21st ult. Her dam, Lady Jackson, it is said,
was got by Clarll's Mohawk, Jr.
II. D. Mckinney, of GAINESVILLE, Wis, has
sold to Senator Ramsey, of st. Paul, Mimi,
his pair of bay Ham bletonian u, carriage
horses; also, to a Chicago party, bay gelding
Badger, by MeKinney's Almont, dam by Ad-
Olson, Jr.
Robert McGregor is lame behind, and he
has gone to Lexington to make season in
the stud. 1t was thought before he went
amiss that he would beat this summer the
stallion record.
At recent fire which destroyed one-quar-
ter of the stalls at the fair grounds, Column
bus, O., the trotting mare Lille j. was
burned to death. She had record of 2:33 4
trial 2:25), got by Bayard, son Of Pilot, Jr
She was highly priced by her owner, G. S.
Stewart, of Chllicothe, o.
Chicago, H., by G. H. Remy, against ]. l.
Case, for 50, 600 damages. Mr.. Remy sent a
valuable mare to Mr. Cases farm to be bred
The mare was killed by the cars. 1t is alleg-
ed that gate in a field was left open, and
the mare strayed on the track.
Fl. D. Mckinney, GAINESVILLE, Wis, has a
five-year-old named First Call, by Athlete
(son of Almont), dam by Richards Bell
founder, that is said to have recently trotted
the GAINESVILLE track in 2:24$l, making a
quarter in 3419 seconds.
During a severe thunderstorm last week at
Clinton, Ia, a mare belonging to DIR. Bax-
ter, of Wilton, Ia, was killed, and Judge
Walter l. Hayes Lady Kilburn, by Green S
Bashaw, was badly stunned.
The bay FLY Banner (3), by Longfellow,
dam Buff and-Blue, by War Dance, out of
Balloon, by imp. Yorkshire, the property of
the Walnut Hill Stud. KY, died recently
from paralysis, resulting from an injury re-
ceived.
Hon. Elizur Smith, Lee, Mass, has pur-
chased from A. l.. McCrea, Jr., Gouverneur
n. Y, the mare Cora B., which has been
trotting at several of the meetings in the
northern part of this state, making record
of 2:37. She is by Elal g., and the price
paid is said to have been 1000.
Mr.. I. Cohnfeld's team, Helene and Maxy
Cobb, trotted mile at Fleetwood, Thursday
last in :23 to top wagon. The track was
heavy and slippery, and the team had not
been hitched together for four months. but
will be now, and it is expected they will
beat 2:20 very soon.
Bayonne Prince, the favorte son of Ken
lucky Prince, will be t-otted at Pittsburgh
and Cleveland in the 2:27 class. He was
given three heats, recently, at Belmont Park,
in Philadelphia, and made the third mile in
2:22T. Jimmy Green handles him well,
and says he can beet 300
Col. r. P. Peppers celebrated mare Catch
fly is looming up as possible candidate for
the free for all classes this season She
lately trotted at GAINESVILLE, Wis, in 2.1SA,
for special purse to beat 2:19 1t is cur
rently reported that she showed 216 She
is mare of great endurance, and will prove
dangerous in any company.
A green PAGER called Bull Dozer, won a
matinee race at Lexington, KY, 21st ult, in
2:2615, 1922. He is by Standard Bearer, son
of volunteer out Of Prees, by Kinney's Am
erican Eclipse; I'd dam (dam of Coaster.
2:26A) by Canada Chief son of Davy
Crockett. Major McDowells Fugue, BY
Kene Rene, trotted in 3 20 the second heat
Mr.. E. Orgill, Memphis, Tenn, has re-
Gently purchased the bay horse Waller, foaled
1872, by imp. Hurrah, dam Qneen of Clubs,
by imp Bonnie Scotland, out of Mary Scott,
by st. Johns, and has sent him to his stock
farm in Shelby county, Tenn where he will
be used in the stud.
Judge Walter l. Hayes, Ringwood park,
Clinton, Ia, has sold to John Hoehl, Musca-
tine, Ia, the standard colt Impetuous, by
Osman (son eff c. NJ. Clay, Jr., out of the
dam of Piedmont), dam Vivian, by Almont
Rather; I'd dam by Impeachment son OF
Van Waggoner Sd dam by Comanche Chief
(son of Black Hawk.
The trotting stallion Highland Boy. foaled
1866, by Hamlet (son of Voluntary, died on
the 1st inst, at Toronto, Can, where he
was making out the season. He was. the
property of Simon James, of Hamilton.
Ont, who purchased him from Mr.. Kilpat.
rick, of New York City, fourteen years ego.
He did good service to the stock interests o!
Canada. The most noted of his progeny i
Gloster, .2215 now owned by Mr.. Strauss,
of New York City.
The chestnut mare imp. Fluke, foaled
1854, by Womersley, dam sister to GRAY
Menus, by Comus, out of mare by Ceramics,
the property of Hon. A. Belmont, died from
old age at the Nursery stud, L. l., on June
81. Fluke was the dam of Michael de Bascc
aud Eudora, both of Buccaneer and winner:
in England; imp. Girl of Ny Heart, by Skin.
misher; of Lucky Hit, by Kentucky. King
fisher or Count d0rsay, and others, and has
been barren since 1880.
The Weston Sportsman says: Those VINO
are anxiously looking for instances where
aged mares have produced winners can. point
to WIN Cody, whose dam, Celia, was about
twenty-five years old when Cody was dropped
he being her second foaI. He was foaled in
1871. His record. 2:1955, was made at Chi
cage on July 8, 1880. He has now Won
sixty four heats in 30 or better. II i