St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1885-07-27
Southern Minnesota Fair Meeting Will
be Held With Good List
of Purses.
Mr.. Finkls viii Sell a Portion of His
Stock at the State Fair
Grounds.
Sherwood's Foals For This Year
Number Eighteen--Three Great
Racing Winners.
Ed Bither is Interviewed and Gives
Some Interesting Information
About Racing.
Sale of mr. HI. G. FinkIe,s stock.

We are in receipt of the catalogue of
trotting-bred stock belonging to Mr.. II. G.
Finkle Of MoOrhead, to be offered at public
sale on the new grounds of the State Agri-
cultural society, St Paul, Friday, Sept IL,
the fifth day of the fair. Mr.. Finlle intro
duces the stock to be sold with his reasons
therefor in the following language: 1.-THE
reason for selling this stock is that my bust
ness requires all my time and the money 1
have invested in the hOrseS.o
No regular reader of the GLOBE for the
past i've years needs to be told that Mr..
Finkle's breeding operations i'm Min
neSota have been conducted with
great liberality, energy and in
telligence- Being an enthusiastic
believer in the adaptability of Minnesota
Tor the production of the trotter, or road
horse of America, in his highest and best
form, his aim when he decided upon eStab-
fishing breeding farm on the banks of the
Red River of the North was to secure for
his sire and matrOns the best representatives
OF the great trOtting families possible. So
1t resulted that son of the great Volun-
teer, out OF Clay mare, was chosen TO do
duty Tor the dams selected, among which,
as Will be seen by an examination of the
catalogue, were daughters of Almont,
Happy Medium, Thorndale, Mambrino
Chief, Blue Bull and other sires of noted
turf performers. With good blood. tried by
performance, Mr.. Finkle also required good
form, size and prom Ounced trOtting in
Stlnct. and as a result his sale offers an I'M
usually fine opportunity for securing extra
choice animals at the buyers own terms
The following is list of
THE STOCK TO BE SOLD:
high; foaled Aug. 80, 1879, by Volunteer 50,
son of HambletOnian 10, first dam by Ham
mond, son of Potter's Clay, second dam Wells
Star, by American Star.
Early Pioneer 1854, bay stallion, I5s< hands
high; foaled May, 1883. by Pioneer I7l2, son
of Volunteer So, first dam Grace, by Mambrino
Patchen, second dam by Marengo, son Of
imp. Sovereign.
Pioneer Bell, brown FLY, foaled June, 1888,
by Pioneer 1712, son of Volunteer 90 first
dam Miss McCloud by the Holbert colt. PAGER
son OF Hambletonian, second dam May Fly by
the Utter horse, son OF Comet, third dam Virg
by Roe's Abdallah Chief.
Pioneer Rose, bay fly foaled 1888. by Pho
neer, first dam Twinkle by Almont SO, son of
Abdallah, second dam Spanza by Mambrino
Chief, third dam Bodoc by Bertrand.
Pioneer Kate, bay FLY. foaled May, 1884,
by Pioneer, first dam Kate Lindlay. by Thorn
dale Chief IL, second dam Star of York by
r
Pioneer Girl, bay FLY, foaled July 70, 1884,
by Pioneer, first dam Jersey Girl, PAGER, by
HappS Medium 400, son OF Hambletonian,
second dam by ROe's Abdallah Chief.
Pioneer Clay, bay colt, foaled Aug. Il, 1884,
by Pioneer, first dam JennieP by Lancewood,
son OF Hambletonian 10, second dam Fisher,
by American Clay 81.
Finkle's Ideal, bay mare, 153< hands, foaled
1852, by Administrator 357, first dam Grace
by Mambrino Patchen, second dam by
Mare:.go. son of imp. Sovereign.
Lily Rose, black FLY, 1879 hands, foaled
ISS2 by Macedonian, son of HambletOnian 10,
first dam Valley Rose, by Peck's Idol III, son
of MambrinO Chief IL.
Lady Storm, bay mare, 16 hands, foaled
1915 by Idol la, first dam Kate Storm by
Foxhunter.
Valley Rose. brown mare. 1881 hands, foaled
1867 by Idol Ia, first dam Target, second dam
by Kosciusco.
Kate Lindlay, bay mare, 15s4, foaled 1876
by Thorndale sos, son of Abdallah I5 first
dam Star of York by Seely's American Star.
Blue Bull, black mare, 15s4 hands. foaIed
1874 by Blue Bull 75, first dam by Parsons
Abdallah, son of Alexander's Abdallah 10,
second dam by Heirs Boston.
Queen Medicine, bay mare, I61l hands,
foaled 1851 by Happy Medium 400, son of
Hambletonian 10, first dam Evangeline by
Almont SO, son of Abdallah 10, second dam by
Independence, by Washington, Jr., third dam
by Abdallah, son of Mambrino.
Little Buttercup, dun mare, 1f54 hands,
foaled 1876, breeding unknown.
Twinkle, bay mare, 1554 hands, foaled 1879.
by Almont 80, first dam Speranza by Mann
brine Chief II, second dam by Bodock, third
dam by Eagle Trimmer.
Miss McClOud. brown mare, 1534. foaled
1855, by the HOlbert colt, PAGER, son of Ham
bletonian 10, first dam May Fly, by the Utter
Horse, second dam Virgo, by Roe's Abdallah
Chief.
Jersey Girl, bay mare, 151S hands, foaled
1872, by Happy Medium 400, first dam ROe's
Abdallah Chief, second dam said to be Ameri-
can Star