St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1886-05-31
AMONG THE HORSES.
An Addition to the List of Horses to
be Sold at the Midway
Some Good Horses Added-The PAGER
Johnston Excluded From the Next
July Meeting.
More Foals--What Mr.. Finkle says
About Selling the Great Lord
Nelson.
The Isreeders, Sale.

The hEeeOerS7 Sakes
The third annual public sale of trotting-
bred stock by the Minnesota breeders takes
place next Wednesday, June ?, at the state
fair grounds. Capt. p. c. Kidd of Lex
ington, KY, will act as auctiOneer The
stock offered for sale is of character cal
culated 10 attract the attention of the best
Judges of horse breeders. Last week was
published in these columns Il description OF
the stock offered, with the names of the
owners as they appeared in the printed cata-
logue. Since then several new ones have
been added to the list, as follows:
Marshall Ney-A bay; star i'll forehead;
foaled June -, 173, bred by j. G. Mcherran
& Son, Kentucky, by Cuyler 100. son of
Hambletonian TO- dam Grey Rose, by Hamble-
ton >. son of Bishops Hambletonian. by i'm
ported Messenger; first dam Patchen Maid
by Mambrino Patchen 5S, sire OF Mambrlno
Kate 2:24; Katie Middleton 2:23; Lady Stout
2:29. and ten others with records or 2:3U or
better; son of Mambrino Chief II, sire of
Lady Thorn 2:lS4; Woodford Mambrino
2:2lI%, and four others in the list, and of
twenty-five sons and eighteen daughters, the
dams of 2:3G and better performers.
Marshall Ney is horse To- hands high, OF
fine style, ard, true TO his rich trottlng IN
heritance is trotter himself. He is in first
class condition, sound in all essentials, full
of vigor, and sure foal-getter. He is
grand horse. and his owners, Bergeson Bros,
would. not think of selling, only they are
going out of the breeding business.
Geneva-A dark chestnut, foaied March Is,
1883, bred by Bergeron Bros, Saltwater,
Mimi, sired by Marshal Ney, dam Luce by
the thoroughbred horse Cape Race, out OF
Il road mare bought in St. Louis for 5000 by
Mr.. SnUlenberg. This mare was a most excel
lent animal, of fine style, a pleasant driver
and fast roadster. Geneva is very large
and fine tilly, near l6 hands high, and weighs
2GCut 1000 pounds; she is not been broken
*, harness, but is II fine field mover, is sound
and right in every particular and will make
an extra good brood mare. Cape Race, the
sire Of her dam, was one of the best thorough
bredS ever brought into the Northwest, being
by Flyaway.
Lady-Dark-bas FLY foaled, March 81, 1882,
cred by Bergefon Bros, saltwater. Lady is
Il full sister 10 Geneva, whose breeding in full
is given above. She is not so large as her
sister, but she has better action and prom
Uses more speed. If developed, she should be
i trotter. as she is level-headed, reSolute, and
has the trotting movement.
Cyclone-Bay gelding, foaled in 1880, prop
erty Of Sherwood s. Mcknight; sire Websters
North Star, by Harris North Star, said to be a
son of Seeley's American Star. He is a
horse is hands, weighs about 1,150 pounds,
and is strongly built throughout, sound, kind
and pleasant driver. As a four-year-old
he trotted the fifth heat in a matinee, July 4,
Later in the season at Waverly, Ia, on track
measuring two and half rods more than
mile, he trotted Il half in liz. He is a reso-
Lutte mover and if developed would undoubt-
eddy go considerably below 2:30. He will be
offered for sale subject to reserve bid of
$780,
Belle-A bright bay; small star and left
hind ankle white; foaled 1881, bred by John
S. Prince st. Paul, Mimi; sire Western Chief
$685. son of Curtis Hambletonian, by Hamble
tonian 10, dam; Lady Eleanor by Mambrino
Chief II. Western Chief is horse 1872 hands,
eud of a most ideal general conformation,
while his sire, Curtis Hambletonian, was the
sire of Rambletonian Mambrino 2:2l Il, and of
three in the list, and his dam
was by the great Mambrno Chief making his
breeding extra fine. The dam of Belle was
fine road mare brought from Kentucky, used
for some time as carriage horse by Mr..
Prince. She was q mare of fine style, most
excellent disposition, a resolute and fast
mover and believed to be trotting-bred,
though her breeding has not been traced.
She is Is hands, very smoothly but strongly
built, fine style and a good mover, though her
speed is an unknown quantity, as she has
been driven but little. She is certain, how
ever, to make fine driver, and ought to be
good producer.
Maad-Brown mare: small star and right
hind coronetswhite; foaled 1882, bred by John
S. Prince of st. Paul. This is full sister of
Belle whose breeding is given above, being
by Western Chief, and of the same mare.
Maud is not yet broken to harness, but her
natural action and her conformation indicate
a higher rate OF speed than her sisters She
is very spirited and resolute mover, is very
stylish, has excellent limbs and feet, is
strongly built throughout, and will unques-
tionably make a superior animal.
Brown FLY foaled 1862 property of Sher-
wood & Mcknight. The breeding of the
dame of this filly is unknown but her sire is
Baymont 1927, son of Alden Goldsmith 1888
by Volunteer 55. Baymont's dame was Har-s
riet, by Sweigert, son of Norman %, thus Civ
ing the tilly rich trotting Inheritance on the
side of his sire.
Prince B.-Bay filly with star; foaled 1884.
bred by K. c. Reynolds. Giles county, Ten
nessee: the property of P. NJ. Babcock Min
neapolis, Mimi; sire, Amont, Jr., 1854, rec
ord 2:29; by Almont 33; dam Belle Forrest
by Edwin Forrest 40. Almont is the sire of
Fannie Witherspoon 2:l64, Aldine 2:19L,
Westmont, PAGER 2:1334, and twenty-five
others in the list, and sous the sires of 2:30
or better performers, and of five daughters
standard record performers, while Almont
Jr. is himself the sire of Annie w. 2:20, Al
mont NJ. 2:30. Judge Lindsey 2:2114, Royal
mont 2:31 4, Wade Hampton 2:31A and many
others who need but the opportunity to make
their mark, dam Florence kirkman, the dam
of Brentwood, trial 2 "a, by Chieftain 2:35s1
son OF Clark Chief SO, by Mambrino Chief ii;
second dam Susie C.. by Jack Malone.
son Of Lexington, by Boston, and
through these the FLY goes back in
regular lines to her eleventh dam by Godol-
phin Arabian. 1t will be seen that tie speed
lines OF Prince B are unusually strong. Add
to this almost perfect symmetry splendid
bone, fine limbs and feet, a proud carriage
smooth and strong trotting action, plenty of
life, but easily controlled, the appropriateness
of her name will be recognized. She is sound
and all right.
Bay FLY, foaled 1883, owned by F. G. Bu-
ford, Giles county, Tennessee. This filly is
pony built, pacing bred, and is almost a per-
feet saddler, for which purpose she was
reared and broken. She is as handsome as a
picture, nd,full of life, but perfectly kind
and easily controlled.