St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1888-02-06

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length in the GLOBE. Other gentlemen
in that city have wcll-bred animals. too,
all of which will one OF these days give
TO the state OF Minnesota very greatly
improved breed of horses. Aside from
those owned by breeders and kept for
breeding purposes in Minneapolis, there
are many gentlemen who own from one
10 three or more animals that they keep
fOr their own driving. These gentle
men can be seen at least once or twice a
week driving on the bread avenues, of
which Minneapolis can boast good
many.
Probably r. f. Jones is one of
the most familiar persons to be seen
on Park avenue. He is horseman,
through and through, and many of the
fastest horses of Minneapolis were
taken there by Mr.. Jones. His favorite
animal is Big Ike, lay trOtter, with
record of 2:291a. This animal has won
the blue ribbon for the last two winters.
and has shown himself to be a remark
able snow horse.
c. {. Goodrich, superintendent of the
Street Railway company, drives Mes
Sina Boy, one of the handS0meSt and
fastest PAGERS in the city. He is bay,
with record of 2:1634.
Fred c. PillSbury has very hand
some chestnut team that go together in
2:35. Mr.. PillSbury takes great interest
in horses, aud is one of the best known
hOrsemen in the Northwest. What
ever he drives has got to be fast.
NJ. J. Bafferding drives the chestnut
0eldipr RillV DuDmOra 0.S1I[
L. ". Wilson. president of the Bank
of Minneapolis, has stable full of
good ones and enjoys drive as well as
any one.
Messrs. harrington Bros, horse deal
ers. drive daily HOrSemont Boy, bay
gelding. and handsome gray PAGER.
their latest purchases, besides other
fast animals.
Aid. d. NJ. ClOugh is frequently seen
on the avenue driving Prince, chest
nut gelding that can 90 mile in :35.
j. c. Oswald is the owner of beauti-
full team of fast ones, Flora Belle, 2:229,
and TOpSy, 2:2S.
DR.. +. \. DunsmOre is the owner of
GlenwoOd. a stylish chestnut horse that
trOts in 2:27A.
Capt. w. II. Ensign's favorite is a
little gray PAGER that can go in 2:30.
Harry Legg drives Edwin B., black
gelding with a record of 2:27.
Col, 5. G. Sherman, of the Nicollet
house, Is the most conspicuous when he
sits behind his handsome pair of blacks.
Sometimes he drives single horse, but
always has good one.
VIII L. Haskell, of the Tribune, is
occasionally seen on the avenue in the
afternoon driving the bay mare Pattie,
record 2:332.
W. J. Fender drives the brown mare
Namauna, 2:2S14.
Ed WhitcOmb drives the grey mare
Theresa Scott, record 2:251%.
DIR. {. {. LyfOrd does not confine him
self to driving one horse, or one team,
as he owns number of animals. Most
frequently he drives Fannie o and
Mabel Ii, and they can pole in 2:35.
Arthur McMullen is the owner of
Wallace, handsome black gelding that
trOtS faster than 2:24.
L.R. LovejOy has fine pair of bays
that pole in 2:40.
DIR. George Camp is the owner of the
chestnut gelding Palma, a very last
snow horse. with record OF 2:22M.
John Orth, Jr., holds the lines over
the PAGER Jordan, record of 2:1T1%, and
Ed Orth drives handsome brown team,
Pilot Boy and Star. His team can show
q 2:3O gait.
G. w. Hull's chestnut gelding, Char
lie Y, is fast one.
;. {. LangdOn has a handsome. rangy
bay, with record of 2:27, made last
fall. AT Hamline three months ago he
trOtted three heats i'll 2:2615, 2:25 and
2:2314.
Hal Watson is Oh the avenue every
pleasant day and drives a bay gelding
that goes in 2:335.
w. II. McMullcn drives a bay mare
whose record is 2:30.
K. 3. Fining holds the reins over
Black Eagle. a trOtter that can go in
$50: -
James Miller's Gypsy, stylish chest
nut mare, has record of 2:30.
Will f Steele drives Pitu Farley, a
brown gclding; record, 2:35.
Fred Winston has a chestnut mare
that trotS in 2:30 or better.
S. b. LovejOy drives Gypsy Joe, a
brown PAGER, that can go 2:31 gait.
Il. W. Terrier drives the team, Gen.
Hancock and Gen. T, and is frequently
seen with one of his other fast animals.
J.F.i Appleby drives a high-headed
pair that pole in 2:4O.
A. ID. Gushing drives a brown marc
that goes in 2:40 or better.
judged. NJ. BabcOck is the owner of
number of good horses. He gener-
ally drives pair of PAGERS that 90 in
2::35, or &. bay gelding that trots in $50.
MAJ Reeve OWNS pair of PAGERS that
can cover mile, single or double, in
2:35.
Thomas Murphy has the bay PAGER,
Chief, record 2:24J5.
G. l.. Caldwell drives black mare.
record 2:35, and Grin Rogers has one O:
the same color with the same record.
j. FIR. FOSS drives ahandsome brown
mare that can trot close TO 2:30.
+. b. Clement drives a rangy chest
nut gelding, sixteen hands high, that
can trOt in 2:35.
w. \. Tanner is the owner of brown
PAGER that is fine gated animal anC
very fast.
j. ii. McNaughton is the owner oil
four fine animals. and is a conspicuous
figure OH the avenue. His horses are
William c, 2:2l14 William S, 2:34, and
large brown pair that are very speedy
II. ". Phelps, the president of the
new trOttng association, drives q num-
Der of good horses. but tancies most his
young stock, among which are some of
the best bred animals IN the West.
L. }. Phelps, Of the Loan d Trus:
company, takes pleasure in fast driving
and is the owner Of fine roadster
John Horizon drives = handsome black
span, and 5. Il. Daniels, though fire..
Quently having new horse, always la:
fast one.
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