St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1886-05-24
AMONG THE HORSES.
List of the Animals offered for Sale at
the Third Sale of the Minne-
sofa Breeders.
Mamaluke, by Aberdeen, Bred by Gen.
Withers, Brought to Roches-
ter, MINI.
A Number of Good Foals Dropped in
Minnesota More Good Morgan
Horses Here.
Belle Reinstated--Mr., Finkle or
Moorhead Sells Some Good Ones
to j. /. Case.
The Third Annual Sale.

The Third Annual Sale.
Capt. James d. Wood of the Farmers
Advocate has just prepared and published
for the gentlemen interested catalogue
and description of the horses, mares, tillies
and colts that are to be offered for sale at
the third annual public sale of trotting
stock by the Minnesota breeders at the
state fair, grounds, st. Paul, MIMI,
Wednesday, June 2, 1856, with Capt. Kidd
of kentucky as the auctioneer. The nom-
Staples, George w. Sherwood. II. g.
Finkle, W. l.. McGrath, A. Carpenter and
w. II. Wilson, whose offerings are some
thing over forty. The terms OF the sale
cash and the sale will commence at 10 a. III.
There is not much occasion TO elaborate
the description OF the stock to be sold, as
list of it is given below, together with the
sire and dam of each animal that tells
the story and gives the reader an idea of
what is offered. If the person who ex-
poets to be buyer desires to learn any
thing further he can do so by sending to
Capt. j. ID. Wood, Union block, st. Paul,
for a catalogue, containg more extended
pedigree of each animal offered for sale.
The following is the list:
N. w. KITTsON.
Rosewood, foaled 1854, by Bla ckwood, Jr.,
iirst dam Sister, by Swigert, second dam by
Richards Bellfounder. This is a large brown
tilly of good form and elegantly bred; shows
good trotting action. Bred to Revenue.
Virginia, foaled 1884, by Spottswood, son of
Blackwood, Jr., first dam Lady MeSsler, by
Gray Pilot, son of Roscoe, by Pilot, Jr., sire
Of+ na DOR, Of don, h,,T ,tO
Chief, third dam by Cadmus, sire of the
famous PocahontaS. This is large, han d.
some brown flly, and with her great speed
lines should make Il star performer. She is
broken TO harness.
Loganwood, very promising brown year
ling colt, sire Backwood, Jr., first dam Lady
Logan, by Wineman's Logan, second dam by
Drury's Ethan Allen.
Sisterwood, a large. handsome filly, sired by
Blackwood, Jr., first dam, Sister, by Swigert.
Ii. G. FINKLE.
Pioneer Bell, brown FLY, foaled 1888. the
property of H. G. Flnkle, Moorhead, Mimi.
sired by Pioneer 17l2, son of Volunteer So,
by Rysdyk's Hambletonian 10, dam Miss Nc
Leod, dam of Lord Nelson, 3 years old,
record 1864, second dam May Fly, by the
Utter Horse, son of Comet, third dam Virgo,
by Roes Abdellah Chief. Pioneer Bell Is
large and a perfect fily in form, finer than
Lord Nelson as colt, and has shown more
speed than he did at the same age, and if
handled this season Mr.. Finkle thinks she will
make one of the fastest three-year-oids in the
e. world.
Twinkle, bay mare. 1913 high, foaled 1878,
sired by Almont IS, sire of Fanny Wither
spoon, 2:1614 and twenty-seven others in the
list, son of Abdallah Is, first dam Speranza by
Mambrino Chief II, sire of Lady Thorn,
2:1S4. She is very fine mare and has been
! @ regular breeder and had fine flly last
+ year.
. Pioneer Clay, foaled 1884, sired by Pioneer
& 1712, by Volunteer 80, first dam Jennie P. by
/ Lancewood, son of Rysdyk's Hambletonian
! 10, second dam Fisher, by American Clay "a.
! He is bright bay, has a natural trotting
movement and has strong inheritance of
| the blood Of Hambletonian, American Clay
! and American Star.
GEO. W. SHERWOOD,
Bay colt, foaled March %, 1885. bred by
| George W. Sherwood, St. Paul. sire Baymont
1927, son of Alden Goldsmith 1888, with two in
/; the list, by the great Volunteer 55, dam
Patchen Girl, by Star Chief. son of Bald
Chief, sire OF Tom Brown 2:271a, second dam
/ Mambrfno Patchen S. sire of thirteen in the
fst and of fifteen sons who have produced
!. twenty 2:30 or better peri formers, and of the
| dam of Alcantara 2:33, Guy Wilkes 2:1S14,
/ Rosa Wilkes 2:1S14 and eleven other standard
performers. This is Il very fine colt, of good
/ size and very promising.
| Hutchinson 1906, bay colt foaled 1885. sire,
| Baymont 1927. First dam Marona by West
! ern Chief sos, son of Curtis Hambletonian,
| second dam, Alkaline, by Swigert. Hutchin-
son is growthy colt, but well proportioned,
! strengthened limbs to sustain his large
trunk, full and intelligent head,
monts, a natural trotter, all his field move
ments being at that gaia natural result of
his strong trotting speed inheritance.
Bay colt, foaled 1885, bred by William
Blowers, Waterloo, a., the property of George
w. Sherwood, St. Paul. Sire, George Wilkes,
Jr.. son of George Wilkes 519 record $780, by
Rysdyk's Hambletonian. Dam, Kitty B. by
Crazy Jack, son of Williams Bellfounder 81,
the sire of eight 2:30 and better performers,
and of the dams of two in the list, by Bell
founder, son of the Morse horse.
Gen. Sheldon, bay horse, foaled 1883, sired
by Lee Sprague, son of George Sprague 444,
record 2:20h, sire of Kate Sprague 2:I7, dam
Lucy Grimes by Col. Lerue, son of Bashaw
Drury by Green's Bashaw. This is colt of
great substance, large size, grand form and
very stylish.
John L, bay gelding, foaled 1881, sired by
Walter Ferris.
Hastings 4240, bay, foaled 1885, sire Memory
1885, son of Mambrino Gift 584, by Mambrino
Pilot-29, by Mambrino Chief IL, first dam Miss
Archibald, by Hughy Angus 1927, son of
Swigert $50, by Norman 25, second dam by
st. Lawrence.
W. WILSON.
De Soto, foaled 1879. by Administrator dam
SILVER Foil, by Jackson'S Flying Cloud This
elegant gelding is put on sale to close out a
partnership between w. II. Wilson of Ken
lucky and NJ. S. Maloney of Illinois. De Soto
is beautiful dapple grey, weighs 1,05O
pounds, and is 16 hands high, long white
main and tail, very stylish and an elegant
driver any way hitched, is years old and alb
solutely sound.
A. CARPENTER.
GAINESVILLE Boy, the property of A. Carpen-
ter of GAINESVILLE, Mimi, sire Alexander 49l,
record 2:2S3z, son of Richards Belfounder
90, by Hungerford's Blacher, dam Daily, a
fast Morgan mare.
Good Friday, bay FLY, years old, 1872
hands, by Alexander 39l, same as above
W. L. M'GRATH.
Red Bird, bay mare, foaled 1878 by Red
Bird, dam the Seabury mare, trotting bred.
Bright hay FLY, foaled 1885, sired by The
seus 1851, dam Red Bird, by Red Bird. A
very promising filiy.
ISAAC STAPLES.
Bay FLY, foaled May 81, 1856, by Oak Glen,
first dam May S.
Bay FLY, foaled April %, 1885, by Oak Glen,
first dam Olivia, by Guide, by Swigert.
Black colt, foaled June Z, 1885, sire Gov
Neptune, first dam Sally Moore, by Shave, by
Swigert.
Louis H, black colt, foaled 1884, sire Ham,
bletonian Chief first dam Lady Bismarck, by
Shadow.
Isaac c. bay colt, foaled 1884, sire Hamb,e-
tonian Chief, dam Kitty Sutton, by Dan SUIT
ton.
Lila c, bay FLY. foaled 1883, by Shave 1877,
son of Swigert $50, first dam Mambrino Kitty.
by Messenger Chief.
Gussie d, bay filly, foaled 1888, by Shave,
son of Swigert $780, first dam Lady Edith.
Barney Boy, bay colt, star and strip. foale
in 1883 by Shave, first dam Lady Ricely, by
Gal Ricely.
Lone, bay FLY, foaled 1882 by Shave 11s7.
dam, Bay Briggs, by st. Paul Patchen.
Brownie brown FLY, foaled 1882 by Shave.
fast dam Lady Edith, by Archy
Thebe, brown FLY, property of Isaac STAPLES
foaled by Theseus 1881, first dam, Birdie
Tramp, by Tramp sos, sire of Trampalipe.
1923.
Comet. bay gelding, foaled 1881, by Shave
1877, first dam, Lady Edith, by Archy.
Shepherd Bay, sorrel gelding, by Shave, first
dam by Olivia, by Guide.
Zig, bay gelding, by Guide, dam Lady Sta
pies, thoroughbred.
western Maid, sorrel mare, eight years old,