St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1885-05-04

Harriet, sister to Resolute, record 2:27M,
by Swigert $50, the sire of Calamus, record
2:244, and six others with records Of 2:30
and better, and he by Alexanders Norman,
sire of Lulu, record 2:15, and May Queen.
$3.50. His second dam was Bay Fanny, the
dam OF Alexander 491, record 2:28M.
With this magnificent breeding, running
straight back through Hambletonian and
Mambrino Chief in thirteen strains to imp
Messenger, with the much-sought-after
pacing strain through Saltram, Baymont is
a horse OF magnificent proportions, and in
his general conformation will fill and satisfy
the eye of the connoisseur. He has never
been developed for speed, but is a free and
resolute mover, and shows most excellent
trotting action.
THESEUs 1881
is a gray horse, beautifully dappled, foaled
1876, owned by w. l.. McGrath, ST. Paul,
by Administrator 357, the sire of Catchf1y,
record 2:1SM, and two others with records
OF better than $3.50, and son of HANDLE
tonian TO- The sire Of the great Dexter,
record 2:17A, and thirty-seven others with
records OF 2:30 and better. The dam of
Administrator was by Mambrino Chief II,
the sire of Lady Thorne, record 2:184,
and five others with records better than
$3.50, grand dam by Arabian Tartar, and
great grand dam by Duroc Messenger. The
dam OF Theseus was Medusa, by AlmOnt,
sire OF Fanny WitherSpOOn, record 2:16A,
King Almont, 2:21H, and nineteen others
with records better than 2:30, and son of
Abdallah, second dam Lady Currie by Pilot,
Jr. II, the sire of John Morgan, record
2:24, Pilot Temple, 2:24a, and five others
with records of $50 and better, and in the
direct line of twenty dams and better per-
formers. The dam of Almont was also by
Mambrino Chief II, and her granddam by
Pilot Mambrino Chief was by Mambrino
Paymaster, son of Mambrino by imp. Mes
Senger.
SHAVE 1913.
is bay horse, fOaled 1875, owned by Isaac
Staples, Saltwater, by Swigert $50, the sire
OF Minnie Wick, record 2:244; Calamus,
2:241a, and five others with records of $50
and better, son of Alexander Norman 25,
sire of Lula,2 and May Queen, 2;20. The
dam OF Swigert was by Mambrino Chief. \
The dam of Shave was Kitty, by Richards
Bellfounder SO, sire of Angelina, 1927, and
his grand dam by Hungerfords Butcher.
HAMBLEToNIAN CHIEF
is a bay horse, black points, 16 hands, foaled
1876, the property of Isaac Staples, Still
water. Hambletonian Chief was sired by
Thorne's Hambletonian, son of the great
Hambletonian. The dam of Hambletonian
Chief was Kitty, by Messenger Chief.
c. A. DE CRAFTS STOCK.
The following is the stock that will be
offered at this sale by c. A. De Graft:
Moonston. bay colt, foaled 1884, got by
Alexander, 2:2SI, sire of Silas Wright,
2:25A.;; first dam. Topaz. This colt is good
size, and viii make large horse, and should
make trotter.
Alcazar, bay colt, foaled 1882, by Alex
ander; first dam, Orphan Lady, by Nam
brine Boy, by Mambrino Patchen, full
brother to Lady Thorne; second dam, Grip
pie, by MambrinO Patchen, third dam by
Kentucky Clay, fourth by Alexander's Ed
win Forrest.
Gallant, bay colt, foaled 1884, by Alex
ander; first dam by Exchange; second, a
fine Morgan mare.
Donna, bay tilly, foaled 1884, by Alex
ander; same dam as Gallant.
Daily, bay colt, foaled 1884, by Alex
ander; dam, Rachel D.
Thora Zuell, bay filly, foaled 1884, by
Alexander.
Glen Lucie, bay filly, foaled 1885, by
Alexander; first dam, Glen Flora, by Troy
ator, second, by Star Davis
Elma, bay filly, fOaled 1884, by Alex
ander; first dam, frankie P, by Cages
Logan.
Claretta, brown FLY, foaled 1884, by Al
exander; first dam, Miss Hayes, by Errics-
son; second by imp. Hootan.
Myasotis, bay flly, foaled 1884, by Rail-
road, son of Alexander; first dam by Alden
Goldsmith, second dam Bay Fannie, dam
of Alexander.
Blockade, bay colt, foaled 1884, by Alex
ander; first dam, Dribb; second dam,
Snowbird, dam of Doble, Jr.: trial, 1865.
Paul, brown colt, foaled 1884 by Alexan-
der; first dam, Madam Goldsmith, by
Goldsmith's Abdallah; second dam by
AleXander's Abdallah.
Vivace, bay colt, foaled 1884, by Alexan-
der; dam, -Senta, by Thorndale; second,
Evelina, by Ashland, sire of the dam of
Edwin Thorn, 1851; third dam, Lady
Patriot, dam of the great Volunteer, sire of
St. Julien, 2:111.
Ella, bay filly, by Alexander; full sister
to Ada 2, that was in last years sale, and
is a trotter now.
HORSE NOTES.
Capt. Wood has completed the catalogue
OF the horses that are to be offered for sale
in June, at Midway. There will be fifty
seven head offered, as follows: MI. Kit
son will offer eight; DeGraff, fourteen;
Sherwood, eleven; McGrath, ten; Staples
of Saltwater, fourteen. The catalogue is
now in the hands of the printer, and will
be ready for distribution in few days.
Mr.. George w. Sherwood, who has
good George Wilkes colt, will be pleased to
know that at Woodward's sale. at Lexing-
ton, KY, few days ago, the Wilkes took
the lead in prices. Lexington Wilkes,
bay stallion, 5 years old, by George Wilkes,
was sold to E. Blaine of Wisconsin for
$4,000; Boston Wilkes, 8 years old, by
George Wilkes, to DR.. j. II. Bennett of
Kentucky, $4,000; Flies A, bay filly, 8
years old, by George Wilkes, to GeorgeJ.
johnson of New York, $1,000.
miscellaneous.
W. H. Fearing has sold to Mr. W. L.
Butterworth of Mt. Holly, N. j., his bay