St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1885-02-23
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A. GOOD CHANCE FOR MINNESOTA.


auda great many people in other states will
be anxiously looking for the results of it. 1t
is an important event for the owners of colts
and stations, and the results of the contests
Of speed in some degree indicate which sire
Is the best production Of trotters. Horsemen
ought to see that their interests would Eatur-
ally cause them to make as many entries as
possible. The entries close March /.
3Ir. TinLIe's TdeHs Hon. the Three Year
Olds Sustained.
To the Turf Editor of the Globe:
You no doubt remember the remarks OF
Porter Martin, II. G. Finkle and others as re-
CARDS the trotting Of colts 2 and years old,
at the last meeting Of the breeders in Com
modOre Kiltson's Office, and how one of the
breeders insisted that we need not go TO
Kentucky or California for our colt trotters,
that they could be found in this state, and
would be shown If only purses were hung up
for them; and also how enthusiastic one of
the breeders grew upon the subject OF matur-
Ing colts young in our state, stating his ex-
pprienee in daily driving them, that be had
as good colts as they had in Kentucky or
California and that h5 was willing to trot
them with colts from Kentucky or any other
state. Having leisure this morning have
taken little TING to look up the three year-old
winners Of 1881 aud TO see where they were
bred, and the result fully agrees with my
friend, Mr.. Finklc's remarks, that It is not
necessary togo 10 Kentucky for them.
find that the three-y eIr-oid fills Helena,
bred In New York, won tnc Mall stakes
for fOals Of 1881 aud the Everett Home
stakes for f0als Of 1891.
olympic. bred at Marshland stock farm,
New York, won the Produce stakes for foals
Of 1881; while the same farms three. year
old fills Oracle won the first money in the
Natl NAL Trotting Stallion stakes for foals Of
1881.
The chestnut colt Whitney, bred in New
York, won first money in Annual Nursery
stakes, for tbrce-year-olds, she fOals of 1875:
aud also the Male stakes for threc-year-olds,
fOais OF 1878.
TIE bay lilly Regina, bred In New York,
won the Declaration stakes, for three-yra.-
Odds by stations whose get never beat 2 As
al thrce-years-old or under. She WAS foaled
in 1873.
The bay colt Alroy. bred In New York,
won the stakes for three year-olds Dy stations
y
or under. She also won the Annual Nursery
stakes for thrce-ycsr-olds, foals of 1879; also
won the Everett House stakes for tLree-year-
elds, foals of 1879
TIE bay liz Wild Flower, bred in CALI
fornia, won SS.074.07 in the Mail stakes Tor
thruc-yesr-olds, the foals Of 1879.
The bay colt Rosewood, bred In New York.
won the National Trulting Stallion stakes,
for three-year olds (only by stations sub
scribed for).
The hay lilly Kinda Rose, bred in Califor-
MIA, foaled IN 1880 won the Mali stakes for
1883.
Tue BAY colt. Antonio, bred Ia New York,
won the annual nursing stakes for thrre-vrar-
olds foaed In 1880. tie also distanced the
dvld Ia the national troiting stallion stakes
for three-year-olis the get Of 1852.
The bay colt Wrst Brrfuey, bred In New
York, distanced the field in the Everett
hoHsc stakes for threc-ycar-olds fo1lrd ia lsSJ
Now from the above we iud that
THE THREE WINNERS
OF the thTee-year-old events Of 1854 were all
bred in New York. and that out of tue seven
teen three. year-old stakes tro;ted for fifteen
we're won by New York tired colts aud two by
California bred cots. Now the fastest time
made by uny OF these colts vas by the both
MID F!owr- and Alruy. 2:eTG In view Of
he claims Of som, Of that climatic aud other
favorable influences Tor early development
favored the Kentucky and California bred
horses and prevented breeders located in auy
ether states lrnm competing successfully, the
above list IS given. Now, these nominations
were made as warnings aud lwo-vear-olds.
aud were trpttcd atthg three annual trutiinE,
meetings Ot the nat onal ass,,cia-
ton Of trotting horse br,e lcrs
aud cons quvutly were not picked
~ IS threc-y car-olds after they had partially
mstured, aud certainly see no reason whv,
With proper handling. Minnesota cannot
compete successfully ~jth any state in this
matter. The time made BY the above cots
was rs follows; Olympia, 2;46ts; Helena,
3:Il; oacly, 2:5gis: Wbituev. 2:SSIl: r.
giun, 2;Sa'e, Amy, e;21A; Wild Flower
2.2TA; Rosewood. ! :56A Antonio, s:4aSs:
West Brsiney, 2;++k.
By g.anCin- al the time made vou viii OBJ
serve that, With tarrc exceptions, the time IS
not 50 fast - TO guu tire Of frnn YOUR
sulky wheel, aud taink that there Is many
> Uvii-ercd ,r0tler that Il brought out in this
state that could mark the tim, down few
uoicacs, With the exceptions I have nOtrd
aud l,soS fer grand held OF cults in the
Minnesota breeders stakes for tbrr,-ycar-
oids. OCCASIONAL.