St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1889-10-21
AMONG THE HORSES.
interest Manifested in the
Coming American Horse
Show at Chicago.
Character of the Entries fer
the Only Two Prizes
Closed.
Comparison Of the $t05,0n0
transaction at Terre Raute
and Previous Sales.
Reduction Of the Stallion Rec
oTd--Gossip About Horses
and Horsemen.

years under the patronage of the Hi
nois state board of agriculture, will this
rear be conducted by new 0rganiZa-
ion formed for that special purpose.
The show viii BE held Oct. 81 &c Nov. 9,
Inclusive. The officers Of the new as
ISOLATION are: President. G. Il. Cum
niHgs: vice presidents. Potter Palmer,
Unarles Schwartz. George J.. Dunlap:
treasurer. Edward l.. Brewster; SGCrP-
tary and general manager. Edward c.
lewis. The board of directors inclu q
lie above named gentlemen and
Mcssrs. F. S. GortOn. John +. Lester,
John nuDPe Jr.. Paul Morton, K. Hall.
Mccormack and y. b. Ream. The eX-
ccutiye committee are: Ii. J. Macfar-
land. John Dupee Jr.. William Is. Keep,
=. !. GOrton and Paul Morton. The
stockholders number fifty, and III addi-
liOn To the gentlemen already named i'll
rlude following well-knoWn citizens of
Chicago: Marshall Field, Norman b.
Ream, y X. FaiTbank, q. Ii. " heelpT.
T. T. Kimball. p. Z. Studebaker, S
W. Allerton, 7. w. Harvey. Hobart c.
Taylor, John 3. Carson, J. Irving
Pearce. Warren +. Leland. john b.
Kirk, Henry Field, Drake, Parker Il
90. James Is. Goodman. II. ". Rol0-
Palmer, {. X. @. Billings, c. j. Singer.
Frederick :. James. James r. Walker,
Washington HeSsing. +. b. lockwood.
James W. Ellsworth, l.. II. Eames,
George II. Latin. Arthur F. 1Owne.
II. +. Keep, J. w. Brooks Jr., George
i. Holmes, George 6. Parker, Writ ID.
Walker and NJ. ID. Wells. The object
Il the association in giving these ali
! gal exhibitions IS the encouragement
& the breeding and development OF
J rises and ponies. 70 this end prizes
{; gregating over $4,000 are offered.
covering every kind OF display that
could be made available. The interest
manifested in the coming exhibition
may be inferred from the number and
character of the entries fer the only two
prizes that have been closed, as fol-
lows:
Trctters-All horses ente ed in this class
must he standard under the rules of the Ma
l.ousi Association Of TcOtiiHg Horse Breed
t'rS: Prize, IS, eco. For tTOtting stations
with hest herd offve colts five years old and
unGcr. the colts shown TO decide the award:
First prize Sl,7J0; second prize, $500; third
prize. S40J; fourth pTizc. 3 80.
Animals in this ring % ne shown n viii.
Five hundred dollars Of the first prize in this
worth the sum il represents. especially de
signed and manufactured for this event By
SpgidIng & Co. gold ana -iiYerSmiths. Chi
cage ana donated by them. This class closed
with tbe following entries:
Don CoSsack. $50 .2:2Ol. by August Bel
mont }C6. dam By Alexander Aadailah. 10:
canton stock farm. Joliet III.
hiug Rene. lbs l2:3 10, by Belmont 6+
dam BIaudIua, by MambriuO { hief IL: II. c.
Mcdowell & son. Lexington, Ky.
Pcunant 1865 t2:I984l. by Abe Downing
t2:2O@i'. dam by Harold +i3; J. Il. X W. r.
bowman, Naverly, 10.
Phallas, ! 16 l2:l3s4l. by Dictator. l Is.
',am 10y Clark Chief, 50; Hickory Grove and
sleuVieW farms.
Pilot Medium SOY. by Happy Medium.
-.U@. dam by Pilot Jr -; Waller Clark. Bat
lie Creek. Mich.
~igathIan. 2IGO l2:2I&.. by Strathmore
Jam by Idol, III; D. ". Hunter, NJ. D., Kan
Fas Citv. M.
The American Trottiug Stallion-Prizc
$1,000; for salliOns Of any age, first prize
500; second prize, 500; third prize. Z 30;
fourth prize, SlOp.
Animals in this ring VIII be shown al will
Entries closed with the following names:
Ambassador, 1886 t2:2li4), by George
Wilkes. $40, dam by American Clay. 81; ;.
\. Browne 4 Co. Kalamazoo. Mich
AnIerO. 1858 (2:16I4), by Electioneer l %.
dam HOlumbinc by A W. Richmond. 1867:
;. A. Browne u Co, and Mrs NJ. r. BisseIl
Kalamazoo. Mich.
Brown, 4OII (2:I82<. four years old. by
Combat. l02S, dam by Dictator, lI3; Hick-
DRY Grove fam. Racine. Wis.
California, 1872, 10y Sultan, 1873. dam by
Stevens Bald Chief: Waters stock farm. lI3
Adams street Chicago.
Chimes 531S, by ElectOneeT l25, dam by
The Moor, S1e: {. j. HImiin, Buffalo. \. Y.
Don Cossack. $50 t2:2S. five years.. by
August Belmont, So, dam by Aexander's
Abda!lah. Is; Cation stock farm. Joliet. Ill.
Judge Hays, 1926, by Robert McGregOr.
a.. dam by AlmonL 30; Col. w. ID. Crock
cit Waukegqn. III.
King Rene, 1878 j4:3OI2), by Belmont "a
dam Blapdina. cy MambrinC, Chief. H.
NambTin0 King. J279 by Mambrino
FGjchen. 5S. dam by Edwin Forrest. 10; c.
>. Hamlin. Buffalo, Ny.
Fhailas, l4I6, t2:I314'. by Dictator. IlS.
Gam by Clark Chief 80; Hickory Grove and
nienview farms.
Prince Wilkes III. by Princess. $50. dam
10y George Wilkes. SIG; J. ". Scarborough,
Naukesen, I'll.
Penuant 1868 (2:1934). by Anc Downing,
.09 (2:2GS4). dam by Harold, 113; J. ii. d
-. K Bowman. WaYerly. 10.
Star HamblctOnian. 4I27 - :2334) By Eel
ler'S iiambielonian, SCI. dam by American
Boy; ". X. Crockett. Waukegan, III.
jerome Turner 3SG t2:I5l2). by ByCrfv'S
Abdallah, dam by Tom Hal. Thomas Forbes
and ". H. Gentry, Lexington. ny.
" ilcan, 100. by HdrriSou's Chief SSH
liam by George Wilkes. SO; \. o Fox. ore
yOn. Wis.
Special consideration should not be found
wanting for a show tina. calls forth the un-
precedenled gift of tnirty-sevtn prizes. cost
1ng from 500 up 10 500 each