St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1886-01-11
BLUE EARTH COUNTY STOCK.
This County Doing a Good Thing for
breeding in Ceiling Good Stock.

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Breeding in Getting Good stock.
To the Turf Editor of the Globe:
The Blue Earth County Minnesota Breed
ers association have taken an important step
in the right direction toward the improve
ment of the carriage and road horses of their
section, and purchased Through their repre-
sentatives Mr.. G. III. Piper, treasurer, and
DIR. j. G. Curryer, secretary.) of A. X.
Hall & Co. of Carbondale, ILL.,, six head of
X entucky-bred horses, all of which with
one exception blood Chief were from Col.
X. X. PETERS South ElkhOTn stock farm,
Frankfort. KY, which any one posted in
equine history can readily see from their
breeding and performances of relatives must
necessarily i'm the near future furnish the
nucleus from which many noted specimens
may emanate. to the satisfaction and credit
of the enterprising character of the associa-
ton. At the head of this string of royal
hero horses is:
Blood Chief, got by old Blood Chief. sire
of Fanny Robinson, 2:2OA; and Chief,
(pacer) 2:231S. lie by BlOod's Black
Hawk, (sire of the dams of Won Armin,
2:191S; Blackwood, Jr., :221<-owned by
Commodore Y. w. KittSOn of ST. Paul;
Almont, Jr., 2:26; and sire of the grand
dam of Protine, 2:194). He by Hills
Vermont Black Hawk, (sire of Ethan
Allen, 2:251%, with running mate 2:15).
Belle of Saratoga, 2:29; Lancet, 2:25L;
Young America (paeer), 2:23. He by Sher-
man Morgan, by Justin Morgan; Blood
Chiefs dam by Lexington, the four-mile
race horse. He by Boston, by Timoleon,
by Sir Archy. by imported DiOmed.
Blood Chief, while not of the HambletOnian
strain. combines the Morgan family through
its best Representatives. with the greatest
Of all fountain heads of the Amer can
trotter Imported Diamond, as a critical
analysis of the breeding records will show.
Blood Chief is not only one of the most
BEAUTIFUL HORSES
in appearance, style, action and disposition
to be found in the land, but has size, bone,
muscle and courage to compare favorably
with the best. He is a rich seal-brown.
full 10 hands high, and weighs 1,2OO
pounds. and trotted over Fleetwood course
trial heat in $50 when years old. He
is just in the prime of life and his get
shows that his warm blood reproduces its
kind in a most remarkable degree,
and cannot help making its in
fiuence felt even in this ''pyperborean
region of the North Star state
The next to be favorably noticed is Rem
shaw standard bred), twO-year-old stall
lion. got by Onward, 2:25A. by George
Wilkes, 2:22; by Hambletonian Q0), Rem
shaw's dam, Parepa, record 1861 in a
third heat over slow track, trial, 2:27.
Parepa Is by Delmonico, sire Of Darby,
2:165S, by Guy Miller, by Hambletonian
(10), Parepa's dam or Renshaw's grand dam
is by Pilot. Jr., sire of Modoc, 2:24; Dixie,
2:271S; Gen. Sherman, 2:2S9<; Pilot. 2:2S9(;
Pilot Temple. 2:241l; Jockey. 2:26; Queen
Of the West, 2:264; Tattler, 2:26, and sire
OF the dams of Maud S, 2:0SI, Jay Eye
See, 2:1O; Nutwood, 2:1s9{; Mambrino
Gift. goo; NoOntide, 2:2OH; Scotland,
2:22H; Dixie Sprague, 2:351<; Naiad
Queen, 2:204; Silverton. 2:2O4; Mamie.
9:21A. Hylas, 2:241S; Blanch Amory. 1926;
Billy Haskins, 1851; Code, 1861; Dacia.
2:291z; Meander. George A. Aver and May
Bird, each $3.50. ''Parepa is a rich dark
bay, with black points, very heavy tail, a
lengthy, powerfully made. well-formed an
imal." Renshaw, on his sire's side, is
backed mp by George Wilkes, who was a
great turf horse until II years old, winning
over $50, 600 in matches alone, when he was