St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1886-11-22
miscellaneous.

Mr.. Case has secured the services of Col. K.
S. Strader as manager of his new Glenview
stables.
The gray gelding. Phil Thompson, will be
sent to Harrodsburg, Ky, and placed in the
hands of Crit Davis FOR the winter.
The well-known imported stallion, Prince
Charlie, the property of Dan Swigert, died at
the Elmendorf farm, Kentucky, few days
ago. He was valued at $4,000.
NJ. 7. Grattan, the owner OF the well-known
Morgan stallion. Herod. which has proved him.
self to be very superior animal, offers for
sale five choice colts and fllies Of Morgan and
Hanbletonian blood.
Richard Swigeri, of Lexington, KY, on
Saturday last. purchased in England by cable
the Derby i'll 1880, for $1,000, He is by King
Tom, out of Woodcraft.
j. H. Bate. Louisville, KY, has sold to
J. J. Mcfarland, of Boone, Ia, the four
year-Old chestnut colt Aquarius, 2:299a. by
Pancoast. dam Doris, By Cuyler. he has
trOtred the Glenview track in 2:2i%.
Next Saturday there is to be a free-for-all
trot Mt San Francisco, for purse of S., 900.
The entries are Harry Wilkes, 2:1434: Guy
Wilkes, 2:l5H; Manzanita, 2:I6; Arab 2:1TH;
Charlie Hilton. 2:l7sz, and Adair, 2:l7%.
The winnings of the Brooklyn stable of the
Dwyer Bros. for the season of 1856 aggre-
gates S20S. 16, and is by far the largest
sum ever earned by any single stable in this
country. The entrance money paid was
SIS, Coo
Mr.. Shultz. of Brooklyn, who bought Pan
coast at the Glenview sale, offered $4,000 for
the six year-old colt Wild Rake, by Hamble-
tonian Mambrino which made a record of
2:224 this year, put it was declined. Alr.
Shullz also made u bid on the entire crop of
WOODBURY. yearlings, but his offer was not
entertained.
Gao--a WilL-ac hSS puhlio nav
formers in 2:30 or better, with average
record of less than 2:25. Thirty-hve Of this
number have performed in 2:25 or bet
ter, with an average OF 2:21. Twepty-three
of the number have performed in 2:23
or better, with an average OF less than 2:20.
Ten of them have shown in 2:20 or better,
with an average of 2:lS.
a. J. Alexander, Spring Station, KY, has
bought of Mrs. Jennie w. Allen. Chicago. ILL.,.
the following trOtting stock: Dstura SISTER
to Mambrino Dudley, record 2:202l, brown
mare, foaled 1863, by Woodford Manbrino,
dam Sue Dudley, by Edwin Forrest; Rama,
bay FLY. foaled June l616So By Harold, dam
Dature. and Pibroch, bay colt foaled June II.
1885, by Harold, dam Datura- above.
Last year Fred Archer was in this country.
and while at Chicago it is said, met John
| Splan, who is noted for his witty speeches,
and mis- introduction to Archer was the occa-
sion of particularly good one. Hardly had
the conservation begun, when Archer said:
''By the way. Mr.. Splan, what are the princi-
pal fixed events on the turf in this country?
| Splan looked intently at Archer for an in
stant and then said, in a confidential tone:
swell, between you and me, they are pretty
near all fixed"
| c. d. Andrews has sold his matched pair OF
sorrel geldings with white names and tails, tc
! George w. Langevin, the young real estate
| dealer of st. Paul. This is SAID to b. the
| finest pair of matched horses northwest oil
! Chicago. Mr.. Andrews took first premium al
| the Minnesota state fair. They are Mime
sofa bred. being by old Star of the West, al
! Rochester. where they were raised and owned
4 until the present season, when they were
| gotten together by Charles Brown. promin
ent dealer in horses, of ST. Paul.