St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1885-05-11
AMONG THE HORSES.
A List Of Part Of the Stock To Be
Sold at the June Sale at
Midway.
The Midway Track Changed - H. G.,
Pinkle Enters Lord Nelson in the
st. Louis Races,
Commodore Kittson Loses the Brood
Mare Lida-- How Shall We
Breed Our Maress
Bonner Visits Turner at the Training
Stables--A California Millions
aire and His Horses.

| ARE anu Has AAoRSOHs
The tune Sale at Midway.
On the 10th of June next the public AUG
ton of high-bred trotting stock will take
place at Midway park, st. Paul. A very
handsome and complete catalogue OF the
stock offered has been prepared by Capt j..
ID. Wood, and any person desiring one can
obtain it by writing to b. WOodmansee, St
| Paul. MINI, Some of this stock is asgoOd as
the best produced in Kentucky. New York,
California or any other state, as any one
can see by examining the pedigrees given
in the catalogue. The sires and dams of
some of these youngsters offered to the
public at this sale have no superiOrs for
breeding. size, form and all else
that goes to make up first
class trotting stock. They form and
constitute a part of the great family of ae-
knowledged standard trOtting stock pro-
ducers of this country. AL are of good
size, well-boned and muscled up, strong,
vigorous and healthy. While, therefore,
their breeding is through the same lines
| the HambletOnians, Clays and Mambrinos-
their form, strength and general health is
| far superior to the stock offered In the states
referred to. This last is the one great
point that Minnesota will always have to
| boast Of Some portion of the year we
have very cold weather, but while it is cold
| it is not damp, and the lungs and hearts OF
animals bred here are in healthy condi-
ton, and consequently they can endure
more work and are better every way. There
is good reason to believe that when our
breeders are well agoing in the business,
| that is, in the course OF few years more,
they will demonstrate that Minnesota has
no superior, as a state. III Which to breed
the trotting horse. Last week we gave
list of the stock that @. A. DeGraff will
put into the sale. Below will be found the
| list of Youngsters that will be put in by
Commodore Kittson, George w. Sherwood,
w. l.. McGrath and Isaac Staples:
| COMMODORE KITTsON's STOCK.
Riyulet bay flIly, foaled March Is, 1884,
pedigree unknown.
Rosewood, brown filly, foaled June Is,
1884, by Blackwood, Jr., first dam Sister,
by Swigert.
Virginia. brow filly, 1884, by Spotswood,
dam Lady Messler, by Grey Pilot.
Anoka, bay colt 1884, by Blackwood Jr.,
first dam Lady Logan, 1909, by Winnie
mans Logan, So.
Woodbine, dark brown filly. 1884, prop
erty of E.. G. Pratt, Jr., by BlackwOod, Jr.,
first dam Eyadne, by Western Chief.
| Old Mollie, bay mare. 1870, pedigree I'M
known. studied to BlackwOOd, Jr., March
81, 1885.
| Georgia, brown filly, 1882, by imported
Fletcher. first dam Galatea, by imported
bennington.
Bonnie Grey, by Alexander. 491, nice
dapple grey gelding, fine roadster and can
speed $40 gait.
Roam gelding, 1872, good saddle and
harness horse.
Evadne, bay mare, 1876, by Western
Chief, property of E. G. Pratt, Jr., first
dam Richards Bellfounder
GEORGE w. sHERWoOD's STOCK.
| Griffith. black colt, foaled July H. 1884,
by Baymont 1927, first dam Belle Lucas, by
| Swigert.
Bay colt, April 20, 1888, by Baymont,
| first dam Lucy by Hambletonian.
Bay gelding, 1882, by Walter Ferris, first
| dam Authoress by Referee, son OF Royal
Hambletonian by Hambletonian 10.
Grimaldi, bay colt, 1884, by Baymont,
| first dam Marona by Western Chief.
Glenelg, bay colt, 1884, by Baymont, first
| dam Miss Cole by Milwaukee SOB.
Gibbon, bay colt, 1884. by Baymont, first
dam. Mather Anna by Walter Ferris.
Goldburg. bay colt, 1884, by Baymont,
first dam Phoebe B by Western Chief.
Fabius, bay colt, 1888, by Baymont. first
dam Phoebe B by Western Chief.
w. l.. M'GRATH's STOCK.
Theole, dark iron grey colt, foaled 1888 by
Theseus 1881; first dam, Daisy Tramp by
Tramp $685. sire of Trampoline, 1923.
Bright bay filly, 1883, by Theseus, first dam
Birdie by Tramp.
Chestnut filly, 1888. by Theseus, first dam
Abbie Tramp by Tramp.
Chestnut colt, 1888, by Theseus dam Red
Bird.
Jennie Baker, bay mare, 1876, by Man,
brine Whip.
Iron grey flly, 1884, by Theseus, first dam
Abby Tramp by Tramp.
Chestnut colt, 1884, by Theseus, first dam
Roseville, by son of Romulus 271, by
Hambletonian. .........,
Iron grey FLY, 1883, by Theseus, first dam
Jennie Baker by Mambrino Whip.
Alexander Tramp, bay gelding, by De
CRAFTS Alexander 491, first dam Polly Nc
Grath. -
Bright bay filly, 1884, by Theseus, first dam
Polly McGrath by Tramp.
Red Bird, bay mare, 1877, by Red Bird,
dam the Seabury mare, trotting bred.
Bay FLY, 1882, by Theseus, first dam Red
Bird.
ISAAC STAPLES STOCK.
Sorrel colt, by Shave, 1877, son OF
Swigert, $40, first dam Olivia by Guide.
| Brown FLY, 1882, by Shave, first dam
Lady Elliott by Sir Archy.
| Sorrel colt, 1881, by Shave, dam Kitty
| Sutton.
Black filly, 1882, by Shave, dam Lady
Glencoe.
Black FLY, dam Calico Nancy.
Black colt by Shave dam black mare
Bay colt, 1881, by Shave, first dam Lady
Edith.
Bay flly by Hambletonian Chief, first
dam Olivia by Guide.
| Sorrel FLY, 1888, by Hambletonian Chief,
dam Lady Glencoe.
Bay colt, 1883, by Hambletonian Chief,
first dam Lady Risely by Coll Rieely.
Brown FLY, 1888, by Hambletonian
| Chief. dam black mare.
Chestnut sorrel flly, 1888, by Shave, dam
Kitty Fitz.
Black, spotted colt, 1888, by Handle
tonian Chief, dam Calico Nancy.
Brown gelding years old.