St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1886-08-09

is supposed her death was caused by heart
disease, as she died very suddenly and i'm
mediateIy after she had been driven home.
Subscriber-'Did Jay Eye See ever stand
Ibid he beat the record of Maud S previous
to her present one?" Yes. In 1881 Maud S.
made record of 2:10A, which stood as the
lowest till August l, 1884, when Jay Eye See,
at Narraganset Park, Providence, r. l.,
| trotted in 2:10. He held the crown, however,
Maud S. trotted in 2:09s4. Again in 1884 she
| trotted in 1904, and in 1885 at Cleveland, o.,
she trotted in 2:0sA.
The best one in Commodore Kittson's sta
BILE of runners that has showed up this
| year is Austriana, d two-year-old nlly by
Alarm. She was second to the wonderful
| colt fremont in the Sequence stakes at
jerome Park, and since then has beaten
Queen Elizabeth aud the Kampanga colt, a
pair that, with the exception of fremont,
We're supposed to be about as good as any
thing of their age on the turf.
A good deal of sickness of very serious
character exists in st. Paul among horses,
and number Of gentlemen who own fast and
valuable animals are troubled about their
stock. DR.. Berkman says that the disease
with which they are afflicted is catarrh fever.
1t is very obstinate and yields to treatment
very reluctantly.
The first annual fair of the Dakota Agri-
Aug. 30 to Sept. inclusive, at which liberal
purses for trotters OF the $780, $3.50, 2:35, 2:40,
free-to-all and stallion classes will be given.
All particulars can be obtained of j. K.
Smith at Mitchell.
The PAGER Dan D.. who made such sensa-
ton in the late Minnesota circuit, was seized
on an attachment, at Detroit, by Frank Van
Ness, on a claim against Jacobs, his driver.
The animal was subsequently released on a
bond being given for $4,000.
Mr.. l.. A. Legg, Minneapolis, MIMI, has
sold to c. A. Brown of California the chest
nut mare Alameda, years old, by Spring
book, dam Alme, by Planet.
Mr.. I. c. Seeley of Minneapolis has just
purchased a two-year old Shetland mare for
$162.
Belle F. 2:2O14, owned in St. Paul, has gone
into McCarthys stable.
Miscellaneous.
Lord Russell, the brother to Maud S, that is
owned at WOODBURY. farm, was to have been
trained this season, his natural speed being
great, but leg which was injured by his
getting ii fast under gate last year still
needed a little attention, and he has been
blistered and turned out.
The committee of the National Association
Of Trottin9 Horse Breeders, which met re-
Gently for the purpose Of amending the rules
OF the standard, vetoed the proposition to ad-
NIT the PAGER on the basis OF record of
2:25, as equivalent to a trottng record of 2:30.
Manzanita recently made four-year-old
record in a race Of 2:16A, which is the fastest
four old time, beating Sailie Benton, 2:17s4.
Both were bred at Palo Alto, and are owned
by Senator Stanford.
Miss Woodford has gone lame as has Trou-
badour. The trouble with the latter is an
injured les, received in his work, while Miss
Woodford is reported very shaky in both Der
forward legs.
The black gelding Black Jack, that made a
record of 2:291a at Hudson, N. Y, not long
ago, is by Sweepstakes, dam by Wilkins
Micawber.
Henry Simons is now driving the stallion
jerome Turner atty, having leased his
trotting qualities for the present season.
Pontiac, the colt for whom the Dryers paid
Sl7.5OO last winter at the sale of Pierre
Lorillard's horses, has broken down.
The PAGER, Jewett, 2:141a, has been turned
out ano will not appear in races this season.