St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1885-11-16
ANON THE HORSES.
The Northeastern Breeders Association to
Hold a Getting in Chicago the First
of December.
Importance Attending the Same Com
modors .ttson's Horses in the Ooney
sland Club Stakes.
Arrival Oft. Blaise--About Breeding
the Troer--Splendid Record of
hree- ear Olds.
Baidwinss Stable Passes Through
st. Lou to California--Bel-
Inont,s Stable.
The Nahves,ern Breeders.


On the tirslay of next month the annual
meeting of e Northwestern Association
of Trotting I'd Pacing Horse Breeders is
to be held the Palmer house, Chicago.
1t is very derable that Minnesota should
be well reprented at this meeting. 1t is
| good thing Dr. the breeders to get together
| frequently an compare notes and consider
the imp0rtaL matter of horse breeding.
We have pelliar climate for this business,
and one that rs heretofore been regarded
as quite univorable for breeding fast
horses. The experience OF one OF our
breeders, NJ, Finkle of Moorhead, last
| year was suchs to cause good many peo-
pie TO change heir minds i'll regard to This
matter. The Importance OF stocking this
state with good breed OF trotting
horses is too momentOus matter to
be overlooked + to be treated with preju-
dice. A broahnd liberal policy should be
adopted, and ech breeder should do his
best to see thatt this meeting Minnesota
has a large andntelligent delegation to rep
resent her intelsts. This organization now
includes in it's membership all the state
associations in he Northwest. These may
be enumerated as follows: Michigan,
Indiana. Illin(s. Wisconsin, Minnesota,
Nebraska and Kansas. Iowa has not yet
organized, but here can be little doubt she
will before graf while. Upon this mat
ter the Chicago dorseman speaks as follows:
AT the breedes' meeting given by the
Washington PARK club, one stake for three
year-Olds astonished the horsemen OF the
Union by producing three colts which
trotted in 2!36A, 1864 and 2:27h, and
brilliant as the results of that meeting were,
we believe they can be fully equaled if not
exceeded atthe inaugural meeting OF the
Northwestern association. Important ques-
tons will cone up for discussion at the
Forthcoming meeting, and 1t is highly deslr-
able that the leading breeders and officials
OF the various state associations
should be present. The first question
which viii naturally come before the
meeting will be, when and where the trot-
ting meeting of 1856 shall be held; when
that is settled the program OF stakes will
require the most careful consideration.
The executive committee is anxious to
secure full representation OF all gentle
men Interested in the breeding and develop
ment OF thetrotting horse, and cordially in
vites their attendance. Breeders who have
not sent in their names for membership
should do SO at once to the secretary, MI.
II. d. Mckinney, GAINESVILLE. Wis, and
members themselves should do little mis-
sionary work and induce their friends who
are interested in the horse to join the asso-
citation.
The various state associations made an
admirable showing at their state meetings,
the members having been able in many in
stances to compete against the pick of the
Union and come off victorious. By intelli-
gent organization and concentrating their
forces in one grand annual meeting, they
will be able to show results which will chal-
lenge the attention and admiration of the
trotting public. We hope to see grand
rally on Dec. 1, and program laid down
which will secure the appearance of all the
best and fastest colts in the great North
west