St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1885-03-23
AMONG THE HORSES.
SiXty-three Entries in the Minnesota
Notwithstanding and Pac-
ing Horse Races.
Fears Expressed That Chicago viii not Have
Good Trotting Course
This Year.
A New Departure for Commodore Kittson
Prospects for Minnesota Bred 1rot-
observation-disclosures Horse Notes.
THE LIST OF ENTRIES.
The MtnnesotG Ass. citation of TrOttin0 al
Pacing Horse Breeders.

The Minnesota Ass. citation of TrOttino and
Pacing Horse Breeders.
The horscmen of the state of Minnesota
have in the inaugural list of stakes placed
before them by the above-named association
an opportunity to exhibit to the world what
kind of stock they have been raising here in
the North Star state, where we have cold and
severe winters, and where some maintain it
is impossible to breed fast young trotters.
| The stakes are all closed and the list of en-
| tries will be found below. There are eight
| events The first one is for stations owned
at least one year in the state and that have
stood for mares, $50 entrance, 5000 added
| money; payments, SO, SO and $40; four
to fill and three to start There are also
stake race for three-year- ol6s; stake race
for four year-olds; entrance $50; 500 added
money; payments SO, SO and $40. Stake
race for fve-year-olds; entrance $50; 500
added money; payments $40, SO and SO;
a stake for aged horses, mares or geldings
bred and raised in Minnesota with records
not better than $40; entrance $50; 500
added money; payments 80, SO and $40;
a stake race for PAGERS raised and bred in
Minnesota without records: entrance $50;
500 added money; payments SO, $40 and
$40; Chicago Horseman's stake for three
Year-Olds, fOals of 1882; entrance $780, pay
ments S., s. and S10 $500 added money;
money to be divided, 20, 20 and 10 per cent;
stake race for two-year-olds; entrance SIS;
$50 added money; payments 50, 50 and So.
The entries for these races constitute
splendid collection of animals, and indicate
that our breeders are in earnest. The in
augural meeting has started off splendidly,
and the result of the races no doubt will
be an honor to the breeders aud a credit 10
the state. The following are the entries:
NO. 1. STAKE RACE FOR STATIONS.
King of the West, b. s., by Hamdallah,
dam, Bellies, entered and owned by Julian
B. Smith, Rochester.
Fearnaught b. s., by Canada Black Hawk,
| dam, Red Bird; entered and owned by
Charles Brown, St. Paul.
Won Arnim, b. s., by Sentinel, dam, May
Short; entered and owned by n W. Kittson,
St. Paul.
Revenue. b. $, by Smugler, dam, May
Morning: entered and owned by n. W. Kilt
son, st. Paul.
Sias Wright, b. s., by Alexander, dam,
Gar Wright; entered aud owned by Simonds
q ClOugh Rochester.
NO. 2. STAKE RACE FOR THREE-YEAR-oLDs.
Lord Nelson, b. s., by Wellington, dam,
Miss Mcleod; entered and owned by II. G.
Finkle, Moorhead.
Fiukle's Ideal, b. f., by Administrator,
dam, Grace by Mambrino; entered and
owned by H. G. Finkle, Moorhead.
Esperanza br. f., by Alexander, dam,
Madam Goldsmith; entered and owned by
c. A. De Graft GAINESVILLE.
Lillian, b. f., bv Alexander, dam, Sentinel
Maid; entered and owned by c. A. De Graf,
GAINESVILLE.
Oriole, b. c., by Alexander, lam, Orphan
Lady; entered and owned by c. A. De Graft,
GAINESVILLE.
Midway, b. c., by Won Arnim, dam, Astoria;
entered aud owned by n. W. Kittson, st.
Paul.
Victor, by Victor, dam, Inez; entered
and owned by Lewis Huxley, Marine Mills.
Eula, b. f., by Baymont, dam, Sheldon
Max; entered aud owned by G. W. Sher-
wood, ST. Paul.
Eta, blk. f., by Baymont, dam, Bell
Lucas; entered and owned by G. w. Sher-
wood, st. Paul.
Ethell, b. m, by Baymont, dam, Au-
wood. St. Paul.
Essell, blk. M, by Swigert. dam, Kate
Griffin; entered and owned By G. ". Sher.
wood, ST. Paul
NO. 3. STAKE RACE FOR FoUR-YEAR-oLDs.
Emma B., b. f. by Andrew Burnham, dam
Black Hawk Belle; owned and entered by
j. c. Oswald, Minneapolis.
Birdie, c. f., by Victor, dam, Messenger;
owned and entered by Isaac Staples, Still
water.
J. W.B., b. G., by Allie Gaines, dam,
Abdallah Bird; entered by C. q. Clough,
Rochester, owned by J. W. Barley.
Jessie Gaines, b. m, by Allie Gaines, dam,
unknown; entered by C. H. Clough, Roches-
ter, owned by Henry Oleson.
Lillian &c, by Western Chief, dam, Lady
Grosbeck: owned and entered by J. Grosbeck,
Rochester
Isolautha, b. m, by Colonna, dam, Flora;
owned and entered by L. j. Phelps. Hutch
inson.
No4. STAKE RACE FOR FIvE-YEAR-oLDs.
Seth Thomas, b. g, by Hamdallah, dam,
Belle IS, !" etc. owned and entered by Julian
B. Smith, Rochester.
Bouaparte, q. g, by Hamdallah, dam,
Fannie King; owned and entered by Graves
Bros, Rochester,
Brick, b. e. by Alexander dam, unknown !;
owned and entered by Henry C. Chase, James
vile.
Fanny g." b. f., by Alexander, dam,
Rachael o.; owned and entered by c. A.
D,Graf, GAINESVILLE.
Fearnaught, c. G., by Fearuaught, dam,
unknown; owned and entered by Charles
Brown St Paul.
Hambletoniau swigert, b. s., by Baymont,
dam, Adaline; owned by II. r. Gardner, St.
Paul
Unnamed, b. 5. by Alexander dam,
Tramp; owned and entered by ". L.
McGath, ST. Paul.
Unnamed. b. m, By Colouna.. dam, Flora;
owned aud entered by L. J. Phelps, Hutch
inson
Cricket, b. m, BY Baymont, dam, Mollie
Martin; owned aud entered by G. W. sher-
WOOD, ST. Paul.
No. ). STAKE RACE FOR AGED HORSES, MARES
OR GELDINGs.
Minnesota, b. m, by Alexander. dam,
Rowing Willie: owned and entered by c. A
DeGr2f, GAINESVILLE.
Minnie D, b. m, By Alexander, dam.
Rowing Willie; owned and entered by c. A.
DeGTaH. Janesville.
NO. 6. STAKE RACE FOR PAGERS.
Don Angus, b. ;. BY Hughey Angus,
dam, Pauline; owned and entered by J. c.
AIe!oy, Hastings.
Lady May. ; M, BY Skindle, dam Uu-
known; owned and entered BY II. R. Gard
ner, s.. Paul.
no. :. CHICAGO HoRsEMAS's sTAKE-FoR
TEREE-TEAR-OLDs.