St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1885-01-26
road and track, not in the stable and pas
MisceIlanaoits.

"Veritas" in the Spirit Of the Times hear
that John Z. Turner Is wintering at his sta
bles near Point Breeze park, Philadelphia,
the following trotters: Overman, Lady Alert,
Lille Dale and Dick Organ, and the green
mare Nettie Thorne, also Santa Claus.
have been told that Mr.. John Shaw has pre-
scented to Turner his one-half interest In this
famous stallion. Mr.. Shaw has Trinket in
his private stable here. She was taken up
last spring, but her leg would not stand the
necessary preparation.
Mr.. w. H. Hill, of Worcester, Mass, is es-
tablishIng a stock farm at that place, and he
recently purchased twelve head of choice
young trotters at WOODBURY..
The fine old brood mare, Annette, foaled
1860, by Lexington, dam by Grey Eagle, out
of Mary Morris, by Medoc, the property of the
Hon. Leland Stanford, died at the Palo Alto
stud farm, late in December, from old age.
She was the dam of Camilla Urso, the dam
of Raven, by Lodi, Carrie c., by Monday,
Jim Farley, By Hubbard, and the trotter
Ansel, by Electioneer.
w. Fl. Wilson, Cynthiana, XIV, has sold to
s. A. Tanner, Richmond, Va, the following
stock: Regret, bay mare (1S79), by Snug
glar, dam Easter, by American Clay; second
dam Mamie Marders, by Ericsson; bred to
Simmons. Easter, bay mare QS69), by
American Clay. dam Mamie Marders, by
Ericsson; bred to Triumvir. Goldsmith
Girl, gray mare GSSD, by Goldsmith Boy,
dam by Burgess Davy Crockett; bred to Sim
| mons.
Iroquois, the only American bred horse to
win the English Derby and st Leger, will
pass the remainder of his days at Rancocas
stud farm, Burlington county, n. j. Imp.
Mortemer outranks him in the estimation of
Mr.. Lorillard, but when Iroquois' progeny
appear upon the turf, change of sentiment
may take place. A silly rumor has gained
curreD cy in Kentucky that Capt. P. c. Kidd,
OF Lexington, was negotiating with Mr..
Lorillard for the services of Iroquos during
the ensuing season. The report is without
foundation, as no one can lease Iroquois'
services at any price, and Mr.. Lorllard would
not listen to or entertain such proposition
from any source.
"Vigiant'' in the Spirit 1t is just possible
that ST. Saviour will be sent to England to
join his brother Eole. The probabili-
ties are against it, as he will be en-
gagged in all the important events at Jerome,
Sheepshead aud Monmouth, but we under
STAND Mr.. Gebhard will also nominate him
for some of the English events, and has al
ready done So in the Ascot Gold cup, ia
vorite race with Americans, who have i'm
ported four OF its winners, viz: Priam,
Glencoe, Mortemer and Blue Gown, and won
it with the home bred Foxhall in 1882.
snedeker will be loath to part with st. Sa-
viour, rs he will prove the lion of Fordham
stable He is a much speedier horse than
Eole, and can perform cleyerly at mile.
which Eole could not do, as he was a poor
beginner, and so awkward that, if he fall
tered, he did in the Westch .ster cup, OF
1888, he could never recover himself
Whether 1.-THE Saintn can compass distance
is yet TO be proved, but there is no doubt he
can, in our mind, and we repeat, while it is
not probable, we should feel no surprise if
Mr.. Gerhard suddenly called him over the
seas as he did Eole, and which he will GER
tainly do should ''the big hOrse'' go amiss.