St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1888-12-10

half that sum, though the aggregate winnings
of the thirty horses entitled to place in the
$1,000 and upward list amount to SAT- 500.
Palo Alto farm, Menlo Park, Cal, has sold
to Col; Russell: of Boston, Mass. the eight
year-old bay stallion Ansel, 2:20, by Elec-
tiOneer, dam Annette, by Lexington and to
twentieth dam thoroughbred. To w. r.
Allen, of ST. Louis, Mo-, for his stock farm at
| Pittstield, Mass, a young colt full brother
TO Sphinx, 2:23), by Electioneer, dam Sprito,
by Belmont; second dam Waterwitch.
For the first time the water from the ocean
worked its way into Brighton Beach track
! Enclosure during the recent severe storm.
| The water came through by the side of the
| Ocean house, and as there was nothing to
| impede its progress it did not stop until it
reached the graud-stand. From this point 1t
flowed along by the side Of the track fence
| to the first of the row of stables.
| Another fast three-year-old PAGER has come
| to light in q Del Sur colt, the property of Il.
E. Browne, Los Angeles merchant. The
colt was never in harness till last June, and
in September Mr. Browne drove him quar-
ter IN :31s4, going the first eighth III :15 fiat
Charles Durfee says the colt will make the
fastest PAGER ever foaled il properly ham
| died.
Miss Russell, the dam of the queen Of the
| turf, Maud s. carries her years lightly. The
| only evidence of age that she bears is being
a trifle sway-backed and too white, color
gray horses seldom acquire until they have
passed their fifteenth or eighteenth years
She is as FESTIVE on her feet as a filly, and
looks to be but little over half score Of
years old.
Vagrant, the winner Of the second Ken
lucky Derby and the conquerOr OF the almost
invincible Parole. is now doing the humiliat-
ing service of pulling farm wagon. When
in his prime he was sold to William Astor for
| $3.50. Outside of the Derby he was the
hero of several other sensational turf vlcto-
res.
L. A. Davies, of Chicago, owner Of the fast
PAGER Roy Wilkes, has purchased from s.
Brandenburg, of Chesterfield, Ind, for
$1,000, the brown mare Katie i, 2:32l2, by
Legal Tender, dam by Copperbottom. She is
in foal to Tasco
M. T. Pooler, Of Skowhegan, Me-, who
bought Also at the sale of the late Commo-
dore Kittson, has just purchased of w. c.
France, Lexington, KY. a weanling pay FLY,
by Peter Story. 81 ,30O dam Elfida. by Clark
Chief, for $500.
The stallion Reform, by bennington, pur-
chased at the recent Erdenheim sale at Phila
delphla for $3.50 by E. Israel, died from an
attack OF pneumonia soon after reaching
Lexington, Ky. The horse was eighteen years
old.
Ed McLeese, of Vallejo, Cal, has wean-
ling colt by Woodruff 2:16l2, dam by Adj
miral (sire Of Sister, 2:l9A); second dam by
Ashland, thoroughbred, which B. c. Holly
considers an exceptionally fine youngster.
Adele Gould, 2:l9, and by Jay Gould, dam
tne ldllOuS IdlCLieL ludte I1uiellue. loCSheiy
dropped FLY foal by Pancoast, 2:2112, and
the youngster has already been sold for
S3,OOOto W. P. Clancy, of Louisville, KY.
Jack Chinn, who was indicted Tor cutting
BoOkmaker Joe Bowling, at Latonla during
the fall meeting, pleaded guilty to the charge,
and was fined $255.
The Belmont Park association held meet
ing in Philadelphia and agreed to pay all old
debts and start active operations again.
Jay Eye See continues to improve and
hopes are entertained that he will recover.
Green Mountain Maid, the famous brood
mare. is to have monument.