St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1888-03-12
good looking a son of Herod as was ever
shipped from this section.
Local Horse Notes.

fully boasts of the champion pole team
of the Northwest, Frank B and mate,
2:22119. These flyers belong to the ven
cradle B. Beaupre, and was driven to
their record at the Twin City June
meeting last year by their owner, a
wealthy gentleman and business man
of st. Paul. Mr.. Beaupre is awarded the
distinction by his friends OF being the
best reinSman in the city.
Fred Schultz has very promising
two-year old colt by Stratagem 5O62. ny
Grand Sentinel, 2:2714, first dam Proxy,
by Happy medium: second dam jessie
Turner, dam of Houri, threeryear-old
record 2:19%, by Mambrino Patchen;
third dam by Capt. Walker, sire of the
dam of Harry Wilkes, 2:1315. This colt
is bay, fifteen hands, good locker.
III. S. Crippin has placed in MIR.
DOwd's hands his promising gelding,
Fred d, 2:3l. He is good looking bay,
1913 hands and can show a 2:27 gait.
Another belonging to the same gentle
man is Furthermore, a three-year-old
bay colt by BlackwoOd, Jr., dam by
Hero of Thorndale. This colt is above
the average in speed. 3
MI. Dowd has in his stable fine
pacing mare, by Swigert Jr.. that be-
longs to a st. Paul gentleman whose
name is not given. She is a brown
mare, with good style and finish, l5.3
hands, has no record, and can go any
day in 2:30.
One of the great PAGERS of the city,
and one of more than local reputation,
is Little Joe, 2:2414. He can pace in
2:1S. Joe Rhea handled him success
fully for two years. He is owned by
Aid. Hamm. 1t is not at all improbable
that he will be found on the turf this
season.
One of the promising colts that has
been brought to st. Paul is the two
year-old colt Linguard, by Jumps, 2:2l,
dam by MambrinO Patchen. This colt
is strong, well built animal, and has
fine gait. When Capt. Marrett bought
him he got good one.
w. w. Hartly, of Minneapolis. has at
George Smiths training stables, at
Hastings, Chester H., seal-brown
stallion 1515 hands by Florida, sire OF
Walnut, 2:l91%, dam Mary Clark, by
Volunteer 50. He is seven years old
and very promising.
Mr.. Dowd has in his stable Billy the
Kidd, PAGER. He is a fine-looking
chestnut gelding, six years old, 15.2
hands, and an ideal roadster. He be-
longs to William Bickel, who thinks SO
| much of him that he refuses to name a
price for him.
A. c. Simon1 owns one of the crack
pole teams of st. Paul, and is having it
kept at Mr.. Smiths, in Hastings. These
horses are PAGERS, bays with black
points, and one of the most perfectly
matched teams in America.
John Archer, who brought out Lulu
Judd, 1865. and Archer'S Almont,
2:37, has at his livery and boarding
! stable on Seventh street fast filly by
Archero, dam Orphan, that he intends
to start this summer.
w. R. Merriam has great hopes and
| prospects in two youngsters, three and
| four years old. One is San Gabriel, by
Wilkes, by Red Wilkes, dam by Ham
brine.
Sherwood & Knight have sold the bay
colt foaled III 1885, sired by Memory
1866, first dam by Alden Goldsmith 733
second dam by Swigert, third dam by
Richards Bellfounder 63. Price $500.
Mr.. Dowd also has in his stables Tom
Golddust, bay stallion, seven years
He can trot now in 2:35 and is owned by
Capt, Z. B. Marrett takes great pride
| in riding behind the bay gelding Gen.
Sibley. He is commanding horse,
fully sixteen hands, and has a record OF
2:25.
Mr.. Merriam's four-year-old PAGER,
Rupert, is looking remarkably this sea-
son. He is chestnut, 1874 hands, by
Newsboy. He can show 2:30 gait. AN
NJ. B. Huffman. of the firm of Mar
rett d Huffman, drives one of the hes
mares in st. Paul. She is by Blue Belle,
and can trot single or double in 2:30.
Messrs. Sherwood and Knight have a
very promising colt by Memory, in Mr.
Dowd's stables. He is three years old
and shows good degree OF speed.
Judge P. NJ. Babcock, Minneapolis,
has sent his promising colt Adfield, by
Almont, il, to Ed Giers, Columbia,
Tenn, to be developed.
John Dowd. who is handling First
Call, owned by w. E. Schultz, expresses
his belief that he will down his record
this season.
The Trotting Horse Breeders associa-
ton will hold meeting tomorrow
(Tuesday) at IL a. H., to rearrange the
stakes.
W. F. Steele owns Stoner Bay, a very
promising PAGER. He is a bay. eight
years old, ISL hands and can pace
in 2:25.
G.S. Heron still drives for a roadster
Capt. HerOd. 2:2514. He is handsome
chestnut stallion of the Morgan type.
w. S. Monroe drives Capt. Wood,
record 2:41, and he is fine-looking,
0OOd-SiIed animal