St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1888-06-28
May Overton, when the auetioneer'.
hand descends, and E. G. Long

oioi ehO 0oihPauy Ieply Will IiuSlHS
cheer.
Gem. bay mare, foaled in 1874, pro-
voked lively encounter between G. G.
LyfOrd, a ''vet" of Minneapolis, and j.
Douglas. Platte City. Gem possesses
record of 2:13s4, and would be a jewel
in any collection. Lyford and Douglas
began to cut each others Threats at.
S1.700. They proceeded with S25 up to
1850, when Douglas declared he would
not have any more, but returned, and,
amid much laughter, raised the figure
to $1,000. DIR. LyfOrd became possessor
of the animal for S2,025.
Juliet, thirteen years, with colt by
Revenue, went for $3.50 to j. HaZelton,
indianapolis, Ind.
Lady GroeSbeck, gray, fOaled 1871, with
record of 2:2519 and colt by Revenue,
fell to L. r. Crane, Morrison, ILL.,, for
$50.
Lady Logan, aged, and colt, made
1896 from j. p. Gribben, st. Paul.
Lady Messler, thirteen years. gray,
bred to Revenue, obtained $500; F. l..
Clarke, st. Paul, purchaser.
Lady Rolfe raised the interest in the
salo. which had slightly Jagged during
the disposal of the last two animals.
Lady Rolfe is particularly fine mare,
and in passing round showed evidence
OF power and likely producer of
SOME GOOD STOCK.
She is rising fourteen. j. I. Case,
Racine, Wis, became the owner at 1925.
Marie, bay. foaled 1876, with filly by
Revenue, and possessing strain of the
imported Glencoe, sold badly. G. Fay,
st: Peter, was the purchaser at $3.50.
THAT is the best snap that has gone
yet" remarked an interested bystander.
Minnie r. is the only mare that ever
beat 2:20 both trotting and pacing. She
has the second best record with running
mate, and has already given evidence of
becoming great producer. j. Doug
las, Platte City, was the purchaser at
S1,S25.
Sannie G., sixteen years, gray, with
colt, realized $3.50 from August Nihlien,
Milwaukee, Wis.
Sister, fifteen years, bay, with unri-
vailed speed elements, sold for $500 to
w. ii. ThurSton, st. Paul.
SO So, by record the greatest mare to
the greatest sire, George Wilkes, en-
tered the arena
AMID LOUD APPLAUSE.
This bay mare was foaled in 1875, and
her produce promises to make her the
greatest producer of George Wilkes.
Her performances are well known, and
1t is not surprising that her sale evoked
the most spirited competition of the day.
The mare is in foal to Blackwood, Jr.
DR.: 0. J. Evans, Minneapolis, set the
ball rolling with $1,000, and $4,000 was
reached IN the twinkling of an eye.
Thenceforward Danford, Stout, Case
and Overton, four noted horse breeders,
were the bidders. Stout and Overton
were left in the field at Sc, roo They
kept together until $3.50, which was
made by Overton. Stout thereupon
pumped to $500. Overton covered his
discontinue with an "I'm done," and,
amid applause. F. L. Stout, of Dubuque,
To-, became owner of So So, one of the
best mares In the world, for $780,
Stout is the owner of Nutwood, for
which he gave $4,000.
Zalia, dark bay, thirteen years, of
medium size and good conformation,
fell to DR.. 0. j. Evans. Minneapolis, for
S41O. This mare is heavy in foal to
Revenue.
Za-Non was the last of the brood
mares. Bay, foaled 1884. T. Fl. Bagnall,
Marshall, Mo-, was the purchaser,
S., 700.
The fillies next came to the hammer,
and more promising set has rarely
been witnessed.
COMPETITION WAS KEEN
and well maintained.
Minnie Winnie, chestnut, by Sim
mons, dam Annie Cook, was the winner
OF the two-year-old Wisconsin breeders
stakes, 'S6. She is large, symmetrical
and fast filly, and brought So, 100 from
Emblem Bros, Milwaukee, Wis.
Restora, chestnut, by Revenue, dam
Astoria, $1,000, to j. l. Case, Racine,
Wis.
Revelight, bay, by Revenue, S2S5, to
j. r. BOyd Defiance To-
Reyespoon, chestnut. by Revenue,
dam Fanny Witherspoon, S2,25O, to c..
Thompson, st. Paul.
Reve-So, bay, by Revenue, dam $3.50,
S1,SO0, to j. [. Case, Racine, Wis.
Reve-Za, by Revenue, dam Zalia, $50,
to F. La Beth, Chippewa Falls, Wis.
Rosanna, brown, by Revenue, dam
Lady GroeSbeck, $775, to S. E. Dawson,
st. Paul.
Ruby, bay, by Won Arnim, dam Gem,
81 IT'S, to T. II. Bagnall, Marshall. Mo.
Sannie, grey, by Blackwood. il. dam
Sannie q, 5000. to L. Ii. Bagnall, Mar
shalls, Mo.
The colts were last to face the auc-
tioneer, and the keenest competition
was observed.
Also proved great draw. Also is
bay colt, by BlackwOod, out of $685.
M. L. Poller, Gallwegan, Me-, secured
the colt for g, 100.
Asteroid, seal brown, by Blackwood,
Jr., dam Astoria, 81, 900, to A.W. Booker,
Champagne, Ill.
Collector, bay, by Revenue. dam Min
ME r., 1925, to III. Charter, Pembina,
Oak.
Greystone, steel grey, by Blackwood,
Jr., dam Sannie e., S525, to S. E. Daw-
son, st. Paul.
RenOwn, bay, by Revenue, dam Sannie
G, 1915, to j. S. O'Brien, Saltwater.
Redwood, bay, by Blackwood, Jr. dam
Marie, $3.50, to f. Golfer, Chippewa
Falls. Wis.
Rolfe, bay, by Revenue, dam Lady
Rolfe, 81, 800, to A. G. Moore. Fond du
Lac, Wis.
HOLLYWOOD, brown, by Blackwood, Jr.,
dam Lady Rolfe, $3.50, to DR.. o. j. Ev-
ans, Minneapolis.
Tulip, grey gelding. by Blackwood,
Jr., dam Lady Groesback, 1925, S. E..
Won r, bay, by Won Arnim, dam Sis
ter, $500, to j. w. Booker, Champagne,
Ill.
Wood-Light. bay, by Blackwood. Jr.,
dam Bright-Light, $50. to j. r. Boyd.
Defiance, 10.
Zawood, bay gelding, by Revenue,
out of Zalia, $500, to NJ. B. Bell, Mime
apOlis.
This concluded the roll of
THE LATE CoMMoDoRE's STOCK.
Two horses were afterwards sold,
owned by w. G. Hendrickson, st. Paul
Tackhammer. by Blackwood, Jr., to- j..
Hazleton. indianapolis, for $3.50; and
Anoka, by Blackwood, Jr., to D. v.
Staples, Saltwater, for $500. Alcazar,
owned by E. G. Long, st. Paul, by AL
eXander, was sold to d. Woodmansee,
st. Paul, for $3.50. Two ponies owned by
the KiffS0n estate Ne.rp also sold 6