St. Paul daily globe., 1889-06-03
HOOP BEATS.
Gossip CONCERNING Horses and
Their Owners.

4OSSsP OOuCCEnAuS 1OESOS dhV
T Their Owners.
D. D. Withers was so highly pleased
with the maSteriy manner in which
daredevil" Fitzpatrick brought the
three-year-Old filly Gypsy Queen in a
winner of the Gazelle stake at Brook
lyn that he has engaged HIM to wear
the all-biack of the BrOokdale stable
for the balance Of the season. On the
Saturday previous Fitz won the Brook
lyn Derby on Mr.. Withers' CynOsure.
Queen, having backed her for every
cent he had when the odds were to
against her. Abe Carson, one of the
owners of the Excelsior stable, to
which the filly belongs. was also a big
winner on the victory of the Queen.
1t is the intention of Budd Doble not
to start his horses in public until the
Detroit meeting. He has two trainers
under him, and these will assist him in
giving the horses practice heats. The
trotters and PAGERS will score up and
take the word with as much precision
as il money depended on the result.
DOble'S engagements are so valuable
that he cannot afford to take any
chances with his horses on half-Inile
tracks.
The impression among Eastern horse
men is that the reason Phil Dwyer Jr.
failed to win his maiden mount on Bella
B, the favorite, last Friday, was not be-
cause of the inability of the filly or him
self to win. but because he was handi-
capped by too many orders how to ride.
''Sit quiet, and let the mare Win," was
stretch. and he did sit still and the mare
lost.
Little Queen. 2:40, by King Herod,
foaled May %, large black colt, per-
feet in every respect, by Herod, 2:2414.
Little Queen is twenty-One and Herod
twenty-three. They are half brother
and sister, both being by King Herod.
Owing to their age and relationship,
weakly, small-boned foal was predicted.
The result is the blggest-boned and
largest foal the mare has ever produced.
The Detroit Driving club proposes to
make the opening day of the July meet
ing blue-ribbon day for Detroit, and
will invite and urge everybody to be
present without expense to himself.
This will be the first time such scheme
has been put in operation in this coun-
try. but it is believed that the people
will appreciate it when they see good,
honest trotting.
Clark Maxwell, owner Of the imported
horse Galore, has purchased from ID.
Warnke, the Coney Island switch
tender, the black fiily Reclare, two, by
Reform. out of Clara, winner OF the
Clover stake at Brooklyn; and the chest-
nut filly Woodranee. two, by Woodlands,
for $4,000. Mr.. Maxwell is an English
Lucille, by Masterlode, Jr., 1920,
l<,1 Afor n1,r 0n1f tNu
cd, 2:2411s. Lucille's dam is Nelly s..
2:4lA, sister to SilvernaiI, 2:25, by Swi-
CERT. $50, g. d. Nelly Silvernail, by Clip
sons Black Hawk, e. g. d. by Yearly's
Hickory. Lucille will be bred back to
Herod.
f. Warfield, Riverside Stock farm,
Muscatine, To-, has sold to }. 2. Dun
gan. Kearney, Neb., the yearling chest
hut colt Attention, by Attorney 1905
tsire of Mabel A, s:SS14), dam Fashion,
sister to Envoy, 2:28; second dam Dolly,
by son Of imported Glencoe.
Noah Armstrong has received some
very flattering offers for Spokane, but
he is not disposed to part with his
American Derby candidate. The colt is
reported in fine shape. In fact he never
was sick day in his life, his owner
says.
p j. W. McClelland, the well-known
trainer, has left the employ of E.
Baldwin, and taken charge of the horses
of McClelland q Roche, among which
is Badge, winner Of the Kentucky hand
leap.
A. E. Kimberly, of West Liberty, To-,
has sold to Edwin B. Stinson, Of Brad
gate, To-, for $500, a yearling colt by
Bezant 6321. son of Chichester. 2:25A.
dam Viola. by Guide.
Orrin A. Hickok is now superintend-
ent of the Bay District track, San Fran
cisco, Cal. The change is a good one,
and the course is sure to be kept in first
class order.
Henry Skinner, Hebron, ILL.,, has, s,bought
of Nj. L. Grattan, Isinours, Minn., the
chesluut yearling colt Telegram, by
Trample, dam Little Queen, by King
Herod.
The high price of $4,000 has been
offered by Buenos Ayres parties for the
English city and suburban winner,
Goldseeker, and refused.
Terra Gotta will not be sent East for
the Suburban, but will run at st. Louis
and Washington park, Chicago, and be
shipped East later on.
David Bonner, of New York. is driy-
ing Mambrino Startle, brother to Ma
jolica. 2:15, OH the road.
Patron, 2:14H, has SO many stud en-
gagements that he will not appear on
the track before fail.
Nelson, record 2:21A. has already
been nominated for the Boston $4,000
Stallion stake.
Brown, 2:1SA, will be entered for the
$4,000 Stallion stake at Boston next
September.