St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1889-04-29
HOOF PRINTS.

) l.. Utley, Phoenix, Ari., has pur-
chased from the North Farm, Grand
Island, Neb., the four-year-old black
mare Henrietta, by Clay Cuyler, son of
Cuyler 100 (Sire of the dam of Patron,
$3.50, dam by Blood Chief, sire of
Fanny Robinson, 2:204. Since the pur-
chase she has dropped a fine filly fOal to
the cover of Odessa. son of Onward.
Mr.. Utley has a number of choicely-
bred animals at his farm, the premier
stallion being CuSSewagO 6297, by En-
chanter 46S, dam Maud SayIes, by
Saturn 2605, etc.
Breeders and owners who intend to
make entries in the trOtting colt stakes
which will be decided at the Iowa state
fair on August 80 to September should
remember that nominations must be
made on May 1. Three stakes are open
for the fOals of 1885. 1856 and 1887, and
the entrance fee to each stake is $50,
and the added money to each stake is
$500. The entrance fee is payable, s.
on May 1, SIS on July 1, $40 on Aug. 10
and SO on the night before the race. A
large and liberal purse list will be pub
lished in good time.
The Washington and Idaho Fair as
ISOLATION of Spokane Falls, invites the
attention of horSemen to its summer
the former are July 3, and 5, and for
the latter meeting Sept. % to rs. Two
running stakes, which will be decided
at the autumn meeting are now open.
One is for twO-year OldS. $40 entrance,
with 5000 added, and the other is for
three-year-oldS, with an entrance fee of
$50 and $3.50 added. The entry list will
close on June l.
The Santa A nita stable of E. J, Bald
win left Los Angelese, CAL, last Satur-
day for Louisville, in charge of Trainer
Bob Campbell. He brings along twelve,
as follows: Nolante, Mollie McCarthy's
Last, Winona, Los Angeles, Ganymede
and Caliente, the latter three years of
age, and the others older, and the two
year-OldS Clio, Amigo, Senola. Violetta,
Oscelta and Magdalena. Baldwin has
nineteen more in training that will re-
main in California for the present, at
least.
A. P. Dutton, Racine, Wis, writes
that his twepty-one-year-Old mare Dolly
ID, which was bred to Coast Range on
June ID and again on July 80 dropped
tw perfectly formed stallion colts on
the night of April IA, both of which
were found dead on visiting her box
stall next morning. One of them was
much larger than the other. Mr.. Dut-
ton is firm in his belief that the mare
conceived at each breeding.
Polhemus, the two-year-old colt by
Red Boy (sire of Rimini and Meckie HI
which came across the country last win
ter with the celebrated horses Arab,
Anteso and AntevoIo, has improved
greatly, and now stands over sixteen
hands high. He is highly spoken of at
Memphis, but will probably not start
before the st. Paul meeting.
81 Darlington, four years, by Iroquois,
out of Soubrctte, entered by the Ramapo
5Stable, has been declared out of the
Suburban and SheepShead Bay handi-
caps. TennysOn, four, by Longfellow,
out of Lucy jackson, has been declared
out of the Suburban 10y j. B. Haggin.
F. Salvador, j. II. Haggin's crack three
year-old. has been suffering from mild
attack of lung fever at Monmouth park,
as have also Fresno, Yum Yum, Aurelia
and others of his string. Firenzi has
fortunately escaped.
f. The American mare Misty Morning
was defeated by the French mare Capu-
cine in race of 5000 meters three
miles and furlong) in France recently.
Tie time was 1928 2-5, or at the rate of
PAP per mile.
r. The bay mare Nelly Burns. Us, by
w. Will lOOt Oul
Wilkes. 2:154, and in foal to La
Grange, has been purchased in Califor-
mia by KNAPP Mccarthy, and will be
brought East.
j. NJ. Fisher, of West Liberty, To-, has
sold to DR.. Flowers, of Minnesota, for
$500, twO-year-old bay colt by Patron
age (brother to Patron, 2:1410, dam by
Hamblehawk; second dam by Wapsie.
CafifornianS are of the opinion that
the horse that beats The Gar in the
American Derby at Washington park
will have to run the mile and half
better than "a.
Cook Il Wier. of Muscatine, To-, have
sold to J. NJ. Fisher. OF West Liberty,
To-, for S1,500. a promising three-year-
old stallion by Dauntless, dam by
Tramp.
There is no truth in the report that
the Dwyer Bros. offered $40. 900 for the
four-year-oId Al Farrow, which ran a
mile in 1:40 at San Jose, Cal. recently.
WarioW & Pitefisi, Virginia. H.. have