St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1889-09-23
WHIPS AND TIPS.
Gossip About Horsemen. Horses
and Their DoinGs.


and Their Doings.
Day, the Jockey who laaded Chaos a
winner in the FutUrity at Sheepshead
Bay last Wednesday, is young English
lad who was brought to this country by
Fred Gebhardt TWO years ago. He did
not receive much chance until Lake
land took fancy to him and gave him
all his riding last winter at Clifton,
where he won many a good race with
Bill Bond and Biscuit. On the 23d of
July. this year. he was ruled OFF for life
for reckless riding on Chaos in the
Sapling stakes at Monmouth. won by
DerOtie. He was reinstated a few days
ago. and. with the same horse. won the
most important prize of the year. Con-
gresham Scott. who was lying sick at
his hotel at the time the race was run,
will not forget the boy. Day is quite
popular with his fellow Jockeys.
The following two-year-olds which
have won one OF more races thus far
this season are eligible, among others.
to start in the Kentucky Derby at Louis
vile next May: FTOntenac. Middle
stone. Heatherton, Phoenix. Prodigal
Son, PaliSade, Prince FOnSo, Protection,
Joe Walton. POrtlaw, R0Semont. EbeI-
lee, W. q. Morris. AYondale, Outright.
GTaySOn. Extravaganza. SWifter. Wat
teTs0n. Pullman. Outlook. Mount Leb-
anon, Bill Leteher, Caldwell. Honduras
and Santiago. As this time-honOred
event for 1890 closed with 1I6 entries, it
should prove fully as valuable as on any
previous year.
Brother Dan, 2:23114. trotter, a full
brother Of Johnston. 2:o614, the PAGER,
Is now at livery stable in Baltimore.
Md. He was owned by p. Garritt, of
Erie, Pa. who abandoned him some
time ago, when he wrenehed his ankle,
thinking that the horse would never
again be fit to work on the turf. He
estimated his loss at the time atS10,000.
Brother Dan was taken to Baltimore
and placed in care of veterinary sur
geon, who not only cured the leg. but in
the opinion of tQrfman made him as
sound as he was before the accident.
Brother Dan may be soon seen On the
track again.
Reeiare, the crack twO-year-old FLY,
was sold as yearling at the sale Of the
late Commodore kittSOn'S stock for S475.
She was sired by Reform now dead,
and her dam, imp. Clara. is now the
property OF Walter GratZ, of Philadef-
phia. She is a hjgh-bTed mare, being
Dl DuJCH CIdhtI. OuI u LAptCldGiOils
by Spectrum; second daW Progress. by
Thormanbay; third dam Prologue, by
StockweH. She is only niue years old.
and promises to be good producer. as
her only other foal that has raced, out
side of Reclare. is the fast thTee-year
old Sprinter Cartoon.
The contest for position of leading
winning stallion on the American turf
this year at present seems to be sbe-
tween imp. Rayon dor (sire of Chaos.
Tenny, Banquet. Tea Tray, Bronco
maTte. and other Winners) and the dead
imp. Prince Charlie sire of Salvador,
Protection. Sen0Tita. Princess Bowling.
Brown Princess and others. The total
amount of winnings now to the credit
of the get of Rayon dor is S14S, 235. and
to the get of Prince Charlie, s14S,041.
John 7. Stewart & Son, Council Bluffs,
To-, report the sale on Sept. Is, to Theo-
dOre Bray. same city. OF the chestnut
gelding Gypsy Baron. foaled 1884. by
0FallOn, dam Jennie Flood, by import
ed Billet, for $1,000. and to William
hurry, Sacramento, Cal. of the chest
nut gelding Pan, foaled 1888, by
Panlque, dam Nenetzin, by Mortemer.