The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1886-09-24

and 81 QUO was the price paid by the COR
poratlon that owns him. I'm addition TO
this Mr.. Dilley has fine lot of half-Nor-
man mares In the stables. There are
three of them, each five years old, and
each of them with colts, competing i'm
class for mare with colt. lie has also a
I Norman yearlng mare that is u daisy
+. 7. Rutan, of LeSuenr, has couple
trotters here i'm charge of T.. M. Pred
more. They are Richard X. and Voiun-
tair PacheOn.
The Madela Norman Stock Co. has
the three year old llambletonian stallion
Voyager.
ID. II. Allen and q. w. Latin occupy
stall together, the former having Harry
NJ. entered in the $50 trotting and the
latter II fine gray colt, half Norman.
Chas. i. Rathburn, of Lake Crystal,
has well matched team Ofgray gcllings
entered as such.
Henry Chase, Of Jnnesville, is here
with the trOtter Brick. He is six years
first money i'm that finely contested race
of "Wednesday afternoon.
Duane Il. Rasdell, of st. CLAIR, has his
| fine gray mare Queen on exhibition. Ii
weighs 1880 pounds and has n five
months colt weighing $50 pounds.
| Dave llamlin, of Lake CRYSTAL, has n
nicely matched carriage team. They
are both three-year Odds and weigh $50
and 100 pounds, respectively.
Anderson * Elliot, of West Liberty,
Iowa, have ten head of stock herc-liye
Shorthorn bulls and five grade hcifcrs.
| OF the bulls one lis II two year old and
! four are warnings.
| w. l.. Wilson. of Mankato, has ten
head of stock, including several Jersey
| calves,
John A. Jones, of South Bend, has II
good grade Shorthorn bull.
| ). +. Alberger has his ,Icrscyy bull ON
exhibition. Ii is Il daisy. Wood II Al
berger have their two Guernsey calves,
just brought tn Mankato from the East
and the first seen here.
John Page has two half Norman mares
and colt, and Jersey bull AMI heiier.
Lyman Matthews is on the grounds
with seven head of cattle, includin.
grade Shorhorns and grade Jerseys.
| L. A.CIough, of Chenille, Frceborn
county, il here with his trotter, entered
i'm the free for all. lie has also two
year old mare, quarter Arabian.
b. Bickness, of Milford, Iowa, VAS on
hand early with his sorrell geidlne
Ginger Top, entered in the free fnr al
trotting.
Edward Lilly has two exceptionally
fine lOlstein bulls. They are beauties
One il three years old weighing DON
pounds, and the other is II ycarlinc
weighing abOnt 100.
, Geo. Lang, of Mapleton, is here Will
his bay Clydesdalc stallion. ID is eight
years old and tips the beam at lg,;G.
=. 4. FeItnn, of i,asOta, is here with
II good showing of Poland China pigs
Geo. kcefc and NJ. l.. Lockcrby ais,
haye hogs on exhibition.
WEDNESDAYS RACES.
The track was in good condition fol
: the two trottinr races. The entries il
the 2::;Ei class were Brick, Gypsy, Black
Prince, Ida r., AMI Startle The rae,
: was very pretty one, and no heat wa.
settled until the leader bad passed I'M
, der the wire. Each was close hetweeI
Brick, Ida r., and Gypsy. The time, a.
will be seen below, was good. The FOL
lowing is the summary;
n. &. Chase, D.. T., HriaL ............. s
Cossrnye live ST Co Oh m, GYPSY :
+. A, CLAW, bl. =, Black Prince. -. dis
Nj Adams, ch m, Ida H., ......... >
j. q. Curyer, gr -, Startlc. ........
Time 2:31; 2:321a s::i5I; 2:@s.
The other race was the gentlemen
ROAD race Win buggy. Henry ilinmel
man with Getty Hotel, and NJ. IL. Brom
f ley, with "lIonest John," were the lead
ers, the latter taking the first and tn,
other the last two heats.
THURSDAYS RACING.
There were two races IN the afternoon
in addition to several specials. In tn,
$50 trotting class, there We're four en-
f tries, Harry NJ Rocket, Resale an,
Belle Rooney. One heat was close, bu
the others were won rather easily. Tn
, following is the summary;
A. IL. Aliens hi. =. Harry NJ ,..........
| Iii Adams z. y. Rocket. .............. =
DR. j. G. Currycr'S ch. M koSalic 3
Thos. kooncy's b. m. Belle Rooney ...
Time-2:i0'l; .:l2ta; 2:illa.
The other race was for three year OF,
nags, either trotters or PAGERS, with Al
exander, Pacing May and Comet Jr
Each heat resulted the same. Summary
Henry Mohr's b. Y. Alexander ........ !
| ThoS. itOOncy's b q. Comet Junior
| CosgroNc Live SIX Co's CHI. IN. Pacing
Time-s:io; 3:o2H; 3:07af.
An amusing stallion race then occurre,
as Il special, two heavy stations wephin,
about 1900 each, makinga half mile il
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