St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1886-05-24

Berlman has evidently got very superior
animal in Mameluke. He is 1871 high,
commanding and stylish in appearance, and
trotter. On Wednesday last he was just
4 years old to day. That makes the
third good stallion brought into this state
this year.
Local Horse Notes.
Messrs. Berkman s. Cook of Northfeld,
Mimi, have in their stables, besides Clides-
dale and other stations, two trotting stations
that are regarded as very superior. One is Jerry
Drew, a Morrill, Morgan stallion, that the owner
does not place second to any other Morgan in
the world. He was foaled June 25, 1875, a
mahogany bay, with black points, weighs
1000 pounds, 1872 hands high, has great bone
and muscle, with plenty of style, action and
speed. He has taken six first premiums in
Caledonia county, VT. His dam is May Queen,
with q record Of 2:26. This horse has all the
style, bone, finish and speed of the best of
the Morgans, and is regarded as superior in
all respects to any horse of the same breed in
the state of Minnesota. Another stallion
owned by this firm is Golden STAR He is
by BaShaw Messenger, he by Green's BaShGw,
he by Vernars Black Hawk, he by Long Island
Black Hawk, he by Andrew Jackson and he
by Young Bashaw, by Grand Bashaw, dam by
Lexington. He is q golden chestnut, 1871
hands high, weighs LOTS pounds, has beau
tiful name and tail and great deal of style
when moving. His action is remarkably easy
and square, and altogether he is very hand
some and highly-bred stallion.
Last week we mentioned the fact that Mr..
]. l. Case Of Racine, Wis, was in st. Paul
with Mr.. Finkle of Moorehead, and that he
had made several purchases of Mr.. Finkle.
At the time the purchases were not wholly
completed. The sales have been made now
and are as follows: Bay mare Twinkle, 1871
hands, foaled 1879 by Almont dam Speranza,
by Mambrino Chief; second dam by Bodock,
third dam by Eagle Trimmer, fourth dam by
Potomac, by Diomed. Brown mare Pioneer
Belle, by Pioneer, by Volunteer pioneers
dam Miss Nodine, by Hammand, son of Pot
ter's Clay, by Henry Clay, dam Miss Nc
Cloud, by Holbert Colt (pacer), son of Ham
bletonian; second dam May Fly, by the Utter
Horse; third dam Virgo SISTER to Satinet), by
Roe's Abdallah Chief fourth dam Cat Bird
by Whistle Jacket, by Marlbrino. And Grace,
bay mare, by Mambrino Patchen. Also year
ling filly, by Pioneer, dam Twinkle. Mr.. Case
made an effort to get Lord Nelson, but did not
offer what Mr.. Finkle wanted within S500 and
so went home without that well known
four-year-old. Price not made public.
1t was announced in the GLOBE several
days ago that the National Trottiug associa-
ton had expelled Mr.. BemiS and Belle + from
| the National tracks. The order of the asso-
citation was not precisely That. TWAS that
the two should be suspended until certain
money won on the races at SAlbanya two years
ago should be refunded. Belle was sold by
Mr.. Bemis to party in ST.. Paul. and is now
in training at the state fair grounds, near St.
Paul. twas regretted that this decision was
rendered, as it would prevent Belle F from
trotting this season. The gentleman who
purchased Belle last week received from
Mr.. Bemis Information that the money had
been refunded and that Belle could trot on
any National course.
DR.. Richard Price of st. Paul has Just pur-
chased at the Cleveland sale, Stratford, bay
stallion, ISL hands, by Strathmore, 1883, first
| dam by Woodford Mambrino, 2:2I%, second
dam Winnie by Alexanders Abdallah, third
dam by Cour de Lions Stratford. He is
| standard and registered 1850. Strathmore
sired Santa Claus, 2:171a; Tucker, 2:191a; Sc
cret, 2:20N, and sixteen in the 2:30 list. Strait
| ford has been handled but little, but showed
a 2:40 gait. He is to be placed in the hands
| of Matt Balfour at the state fair grounds,
| where he will serve few mares.
| Mat Balfour, who has large string of
horses at the state fair grounds has added
thereto Cricket, owned by George w. Sher-
wood. She is years old, sired by Baymont,
| dam Mollie Martin. and is showing more
| speed than ever; also Fleetwood, years old,
dam Miss Cole, by Milwaukee. This one is
entered to trot in the breeders stakes,
| and is showing up well; also a PAGER, Willard
M, that has no record and can pace close to
2:30. This is owned by Mr.. Edwards of Min
neapolis.
Mr.. H. G.. Finkle's mare, Miss McLoud, on
| Thursday last foaled a brown FLY with star,
by Early Pioneer. Early Pioneer is Pioneers
| first colt. Mr.. Finkle thinks that by this
| good fortune he has another winner in the
| Times futurity, Chicago Horseman's great
| expectation stakes, in the Northwestern
| futurity and the Minnesota breeder futurity.
This lilly is an unusually large one and
strong. Miss McLoud IS Fl years old. The
sire, Early Pioneer, is not yet 3.
Mr.. W. G. Robinson of Stillw alter has Just
/ nIfrtf frnr pntI Nv Tho how toll;
Campbell Brown, that will be two years old in
June. He is 1917 hands high and weighs 975.
| He is by Bosticks Almont, Jr., dam Black
Satin, out Of Black Bess, by Williamson's
| Golddust. Black Bess is the dam of Darby,
record 2:151a. While he was in Kentucky Mr.
Robinson also purchased Matte Garfield, q
| bay mare.
| w. L. McGrath is having them come thick
| and fast this season. On Friday last May 81,
Belle Blackwood dropped u bay filly, with a
| star, by Theseus. Belle Biackwood is by
| Blackwood, Jr. One thing is remarkable in
| the get of this stallion, Theseus. He is a gray
| stallion and at the same time all his sons and
| daughters are bays.
| G. S. Radcliffe has another foal at his St.
| Anthony hill barn. 1t is a bay horse colt
with black points and small star in face. 1t
|! is out of roam mare by grandson of Jack
| sons Flying Cloud by Ingram. son of Volun-
| teer, and second dam by Mambrino Pay
! master, Jr. He is q very strong little fellow.
| 1.-THE Breeders association, organized at ST.
| Peter, Nicollet county, for this purpose of i'm
proving the horse stock, is doing well. The
officers are DR.. G.. F. Merritt, president;
George E. Case, Andrew Carlson, d. C. K.
| Bartlett and Gustof Wendelschafer
! Mr.. A. Post Of Farbault is IN St. Paul with
lot of his Volunteers and Patchens. They
! are stabbed at Kings horse exchange and
! consist of from twelve to fourteen as hand
some double and single drivers as can be
! found anywhere.
| Mr.. r. e. Slower Of the Third National
| bank has just received fine Kentucky-bred
saddle horse from Lexington. KY He is a
light bay and works well in the buggy and
splendldly under the saddle. He is by Dia-
| mond.
Mr.. Thomas 81. Osborn Of Pennington last
week had foal dropped to his mare by
| Hughey Angus. 1t is bay filly with both
| hind legs below the ankles white with star.
| Mr.. Ansel Oppenheim h as just purchased a
/ fine span of black horses for $500, and Mr.
| P. H. Kelly has purchased another span for
| $500.
Mr.. Oscar Scott during the week sold par
! ties in Minneapolis carload Of railroad
! horses which he had received from Madison.
| Wis.
Hon. George Case of St. Peter, accom-
! panied by his son, started for France last
| week to purchase more Percheron horses.
Troubled by Socialists.
BERLIN, May 22.-The edict establish ing a
minor state of siege at Spremberg will take
| effect on the 1st of juno. Hitherto the siere
has been confined to Berlin, Hamberp and
Leipsic. The clothmakers and glass
| workers in the factories at Spremberr
| are holding strike rneetipos ond e