St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1889-04-01
TURF TOPICS.
Brief Notes About Runners, Trot-
tiers and PAGERS.


Since the LIST of January Orrin Hickox
has sold his Arthurin gelding Arab for
SIS, 1000. Joseph Cairn Simpson sold his
stallion Antevolo for SIS, 600, 3. G. Holly
disposed of Wanderer for 5000, G. G..
600, and S. j. Rose sold Stamboul for
the same amount. That makes grand
total of S346,0 which has gone to pur-
chase California horsefesh since 1889
was uShered in, not to mention the num-
Der of minor sales that have taken
place. Haggin's stable of 103 thor
Oughbreds and Palo Altos consignment
of trOtters will be heard from in May,
and the amount will be considerably
sWelled.
]. & E. J. Curtin have purchased from
the Waters Stock farm, Genoa junction,
Wis, the bay, fllY Whsle, by Fayette
Wilkes 2O33, dam Lucy Lyle, by Lyle
Wilkes 1858, second dam by Frank Wal
ford. Also the bay colt Go Long, by
Erelong 1141, dam Country Girl, by Bar
John F Potter, son of Mambrino Chief
IL. From John F. Baker, DEBORAH, To-,
the bay mare Alice, by Wales Volun-
teer 1921, dam Kitty, by Buckingham
1743. From P. Coogan, DEBORAH, To-,
the boy colt ROLAND, by Athlete 713.
dam Happy, by Saul, son of Brignolia
Jr. 3S5; second dam by Vermonter.
The Waters stock farm, Genoa juno
ton, Wis, has sold to A. G. Bruce,
Minneapolis, Mimi. the seven-year-old
bay mare Rachel Cossack, by Don Cos
sack. dam Naomi, by Belmont; second
dam Nathalie, by Mambrino Chief IL.
She will be sent to California and bred
to Sidney. To c. S. Spencer, of Pleas
anton, CAL, the bay colt Eremite, by
Erelong III. dam by Happy Medium
400; second dam by Almont 80.
Man and beast are both subject to
trouble with their teeth, and if there is
any man in the Northwest that is in
position to look after the Dental work of
the beast, that person is DR.. Bowman,
the Veterinary Dentist, located at Alb
hey & Schutte's Stable, Seven Corners.
For what he does not know about the
teeth of a horse is not worth knowing.
c. G. Lyford, of st. Paul, has pur-
chased from Col. Abbott, of St. Joseph,
Mo-. for $1,000, the trotting stallion Col.
West 2579 (sire of Mabel H, 1925; West
mont, 1924; and the PAGERS Harry West,
2:27I, and Lorene, 2:1514, by Almont
SO, dam Pacing Kate dam of Billy S,
2:1414O, by Redmond's Boston.
E. Y. Sarles, Hillsboro, OAK, has pur-
chased from j. r. Hazard, Buffalo. N.
z, the five-year-old bay mare Miss
Homer. by homer 1895, dam Louise III,
by Almont Jr. 1929: second dam by
Frank Martin 1929. She will be bred to
Sherman 1906.
81. D. Mckinney, GAINESVILLE, Wis,
has sold to DR.. j. ii. Smith, of GrOton,
Oak, the back stallion Blackwood'
2:311S, by lockwood, son of Happy
Medium; also the two-year old bay colt
Phallas Royal, by King Phallas.
A general cutlery is being made
against the habit trainers have fallen
into of entering horses ''for work." and
giving jockeys orders not to finish. All
the clubs have signifed their diSap-
prOval.
Helena, Mont, is preparing to build
grand-stand for its racecourse capable
of seating $4,000 people. A club house
will also be erected. The Helena club
will give its meeting from July3 to 6.
E. M. Kies, Reading, Mich, has sold
to G. S. Radcliff, st. Paul, Mimi. the
yearling black colt Ailegretto, by Ham
bletonian Wilkes 1869, dam Lady Star,
by Star Hambletonian 1854.
Hundley & Preuitt, Helena. Mont,
have had the misfortune to lose the
chestnut made Kalatta, foaled 1882, by
Scotland, dam Calamity, by King Lear.
She was in foal to Red Boy.
Dan Mccarthy. of California, has got
together string of over hundred
trotters and PAGERS which he is going to
bring to sell ct auction when he brings
his thoroughbreds East.
W. G. Wiley. of Kearney, Neb.. has
bought A. II. Simon's team of bays.
Billy and Dan l., and will take them
fn q ~ hi
T. NJ. Mills has recently built an ex-
cellent private track ON his farm near
Des Moines, 10.