St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1890-04-07
WHIPS AND TIPS.
Gossip About Horses, Horsem en-
and Their Doings.


From the spring of 1879 until Tues
day of this week Goldsmith Maid was
the fastest developed trotter that had
ever produced foal, and the Patron
Lucille Golddust filly the representa-
tive of the fastest combined trOtting
records, the average record united in
this promising miss being 2:l54. On
April l, however, Trinket divided the
honors with the Maid by foaling bay
filly by Stamboul, the 2:14 of her dam
and 2:124 of her sire making the aver
age of the records united in her 2:l3118.
Thomas A. Gait, of Sterling. ILL, has
bought of DR.. G. M. johnson, Harvard,
ILL.,, the brown mare Lindell, by Little
Rock. dam Nelly B, by Green Noun
tam Boy, grandam by Iceberg, great
granddam by Black Flying Cloud.
Lindell is at Preston Stock Farm, Min
nesota, due to toal to HerOd, April %.
She, is to be bred back to HIM. Lindell's
foaIs will represent some of the fastest
of Morgan lines. Little Rock is son
of the Morgan Star of the West, 1868,
sire of Joe Young, 2:l915. Green Noun
tain Boy, also an inbred Morgan, has
record of 1926, and sired the dams of
Frank. 2:19&, and Herod 2:2419. Ice
berg, runner, got the dam of FlOssie G,
2:1SI, while Black Flying Cloud, sire
of Badger Girl, 2:2219, was by the great
Vermont Black Hawk, from of his
own daughters.
Frank Conley, trainer of Theodore
Winters great three-year-old, Ell Rio
Rey, has been credited the past week
with saying that the colt is just as good
as he ever was, and taking his gallops
regularly, being as full of life and run
as at any time in his career. He claims
there is nothing the matter with him.
In the face of these statements, how
ever, a prass dispatch from Nashville,
dated April l, is published, stating that
the colt has lung fever, and that he
blows very hard after a little exercise.
We are inclined tothe belief that the
colt has taken slight cold, and his all
ment has been magnifed.
A syndicate of horsemen at Miles
City, Mont, has purchased of Ed Went
mont, of Bismarck, N. d., the seven
year-old bay stallion 81. B. 3010, by
Dixie, son Of Swigert, dam Lady Nc
Partridge, 2:29, by Woodford Mambrino;
second dam Bayadere. by Bay Chief,
son of Mambrino Chief; third dam by
Pilot Jr.
Ed Stitt, of Sparta. Wis, has leased
the track and stables at Lake Geneva,
Wis.,, and will take his horses there this
week. Among others he will have
Winfren. 2:361l, by Egbert;. Honest
jim, 2:3414; Rose Allen, 2:331, and
son of Fairy Gift.
David Colvin, Albert Lea, MIMI. has
purchased from George w. Baldwin,
West Liberty, Iowa, for 5000, the stand
ard-bred trottlng mare Miss BoneSetter,
by Trouble. dam by Bonesetter, 2:19-
in foal to Gamaleon 1926, son of Gam
beta Wilkes.
III. Chamberlin, Wood River. Neb.,
has purchased from Halliday & Zimbel-
man, Boonsboro, Iowa. the promising
two-year-old bay stallion Utah 9502, by
Reputation 2277, dam Maggie Almont,
by Almont Rather; second dam Nelly
Wilcox, by Logan.
Judge Murray, five years old, by Ten
Brock, that was something of a disap-
pointmeEt last year on the turf, has
been retired to the stud.
Inspector B. is to be trained after
making short season at Erdenheim,
and may be winning races by midsum-
mer.
D. Cornell, Muscatine, Iowa, has SOLD
to G. E. Cook q Co., Atchison, Kan, the
five-year-old brown stallion Faultless,
by Dauntless, dam by Horizons Abdal-
lah Chief, son of Roe's Abdallah.
r. Milo Jacks, of Rochester, sold. last
week, to q. w. Lear, of Sioux Falls, S.
D., his fine fOur-year-old Hamdallah
FLY. Consideration, $500.