St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1889-09-16

owner was so poor that W. j. Arkell
had to put up the entrance money. The
horse, which had been purchased by
the owner year ago for $50, has al
ready made $50, 900, and has presented
his owner with good bank account.
'Colic in our horses" says an En-
gliSh veterinarian, lis generally the re-
suit Of careless or improper feeding.
The stomach of the horse is small and
the digestion is limited, and If the horse
is hungry and Oyerfed, or is allowed to
gulp down big feed, collie is the result;
and if musty hay, or musty or sour feed
is used, or if fresh-cut grass wet with
dew or rain is hastily eaten in large
quantities, collie is often the result. The
careful, thoughtful man who feeds his
horses regularly rarely has the collie to
contend with. More frequent feeding
of small feeds is better than too much
feed at once. See the skillful horseman
on the ship with his horses tied up with
out exercise. He cuts down his feed to
keep the horses with keen appetite. A
very little overlooking produces collie"
Too much cold water when the horse is
heated and tired is fruitful source of
collie. as is also too much green food,
which, from its Succulent nature, is
liable to undergo fermentation. The
remedy is the same as in man. Quickly
give something to relieve the pain, pain
killer or some special collie cure, keep
the animal quiet and warm, and if re-
liefis not soon had get the Veteri-
marian.
Amy Lee and Marie Jansen, the two
mares that Budd Doble has retired for
the season, are related. Marie Jansen
is by Betterton, son of George Wilkes.
out of Dame Tansey, dam by Busbey,
1891, and Eva. 2:3016. Tansey. by
George Wilkes, out of Dame Tansey,
is the dam of Butterfly, 2:19$4, and
Eagle Bird. 2:2l. Dame Tansey is a
chestnut, twenty-five years old, by
thoroughbred mare formerly owned and
run by the late Dan Mace. Amy Lee is
a light-waisted chestnut by Bay Star.
the brother of Dame Tansey, out of
mare by Hiatoga. The dam of Marie
Jansen and the sire of Amy Lee are
brother and sister. Both are highly
organized mares and very speedy. and
he who looks at them closely can see
evidences of relationship. Marie jan
son, however, has the most substance.
and she should make the best cam
palgDer.
NV. H. Wilson, of Abdallah Park,
Cynthiana, KY. has purchased from
Edwin d. Bither, Racine, Wis, the bay
(5ve-year-Ol0 stallion Raymond, sired
by Simmons, 2:2S. dam Lady Raymond,
by Carlisle; second dam by Dixie, son
of Brown Dick; third dam by Edwin
Forrest. Raymond has full brother
in California called RaymOn, that prom
ises to be fast horse. He has shown
miles in 2:25 this year.
Capt. w. S. Tough, of Kansas City,
who acted as starter at last weeks Des
MolneS meeting, says that q. w. Will
iams' crack youngsters are not in the
best of shape. Allerton has slightly
Sprained ankle, while AXtell is a trifie
lame from some slight cause. 1t is
probable that neither will be started
again until the meeting at Lexington,
KY, which begins Oct. IA.
Wyndham Walden, trainer for j. A.
Morris, is after Reporter Bowers, of the
New York Tribune, for his comments
on the running of that uncertain per-
former Britannia. Mr.. Bowers is fear
less critic of turf crOokedneSS and an
ardent admirer Of fair racing. After
close examination MIR. Walden may find
that the reporter does not merit punish
ment.
Gabe S. Caldwell, the well-known
starter at the Brighton Beach and Cliff
ton race tracks, Is lying seriously i'll at
the Clifton hotel, Clifton, n. j. This
popular starter of race horses has been
in i'll health for some time, but no seri-
GUS results were anticipated until last
week, when he had hemOrrhages from
the lungs. His friends fear the worst.
Orifiamme and Hanover are the most
successful horses on the turf that have
undergone the trying operation of
nervIng. The former was never faster
than at present.
1t Is not probable that the two-year-
old colt Drizzle will run again this sea-
son as his legs have filled, and to gallop
him strong now would permanently in
jure him.
NJ. Lupin, says London Truth, has de-
clined the almost incredible offer of
100000 for Galaor, which was wanted
for South America.
Kit Curry, which has performed so
well on the trottlng turf, is to be bred
to Axtell, 2:14, next season.