St. Paul daily globe., 1890-04-28

and Suburban now centering in Sir
Dixon, a patched-up horSe,. and the
three-year-old Blackburn. The prov
erbial DWyer luck does not stand by
them, and never has with regard to the
spring bandlcaps.
Waters stock farm. Genoa junction,
Wis, has sold to S. w. Salmon, Mineral
Point, Wis, the bay colt Mario, by
Rysdyk, dam by King Mambrino; sec
ond dam Free Love. by Cassius M. Clay
Jr. %; third dam True Love, by Cassius
NJ. Clay Jr 22 To Chicago party the
bay colt Erlander. by Erelong, dam
Spendthrift, by Grand Sentinel; second
dam Industry, by Indicator l243; third
dam Surrey, by Alcalde 103. Sold for
W. n. Burgess, Pennington, n. j., to j.
B. Powell, Oneida. Ill.,. the bay stallion
Mambrino Gothard, by st. Gothard, dam
Onyx, by PrincepS: second dam Olive,
by G0ldduSt $50; third dam Grace, by
Pilot Jr.
Betting on the Brooklyn handicap Is
gradually shortening, with the race
only few weeks Off Since Kingston
and Hanover are not likely to start. the
DIVERS other two horses, Sir Dixon
and Longstreet, have been cut to s to l.
Badge also rules at the same price, and
his two races at Elizabeth last week
were very satisfactory. Kingston, Race
land, Fides, Gorge and Major DOmo are
Is to l. while Come-to-Taw, Tenny and
Proctor Knott rule at 90. Los Angeles
and Oriflamme are steady at 25, with 30
to DiablO, Senorita and French Park;
40 to 200 to l the Others. The Suburban
the last few days has been little in
Quired after.
An Austrian gentleman visiting New
York made the journey from his coun-
try to induce one of the best jockeys to
20 to Austria and ride for Prince Ester
haZy. the principal turfman of Austria.
Snapper" Garrison was approached by
this gentleman, who made a most tempt
ing offer to the Snapper" 1t is sahl to
be as high as 1000 for the season, but
Garrison was yet staunch enough to de-
clare that America was good enough for
him.
A report comes from Nashville that
Bow Bells. the three-vear-old brother OF
Bell Boy, injured himself at the Her
mitage stud, and will not be trained
this season. This is unfortunate. if
true. 1t was the desire of all interested
in the Beautiful Bells family to have
Bow Bells take better record than 2:3O
in 1890.
The election of officers at the annual
meeting of the Manitoba Turf club re-
suited as follows: President, Herber
Archibald: vice president, j. w. Har-
ris; council, j. Redmond, Frank Fair
child, John Baird and ID. E. Sprague.
The club will hold three days meet
ing in July.
Two days racing will be given at Lu-
verne, Minn., one week previous to the
interstate circuit, which commences at
Spencer, To-, June IL. Four $500 purses
appear on the card. two of them being
offered for free-fOr-alls and the others
for trOtters eligible to the 2:32 and 2:50
classes.
ElkwoOd, the winner of the Suburban
and Kenner stake, has been purchased
by S. Il. Combaugh, HOpkinsville, KY,
and will be placed at the head OF his
stud. The great son of EoluS and Mill
ME Andrews should sire race horses and
bring fame to his new home.
G. l.. Wakefield, Muscatine, To-, has
sold to ID. W. Lucas, Thornburg, To-.
the bay stallion Attorney Clay, by At
torney, dam by Gen. Hatch, and to
George S. Norfolk, Chicago, H., the bay
gelding Mink, for the road.
With seventy-fve bookmakers doing
business on the Linden races, man, it
y
can win $50, 900 on race and not create
more than passing ripple of excite
ment. Truly the craze for speculation
was never SO great as now.
The time for closing of entries at
Janesville, Wis, the third member of
the Northwestern central circuit, has
been extended from May 20 to June 2,
but records made subsequent to May 70
will not be considered bar.
E. R. Clapp, Des Moines, To-. has sold
to d. r. Mills, same place, the bay
mare Bertha. by Prince Dictator, dam
Susie (dam of Rabe, 2:24, by Green's
Bashaw. second dam Seely dam OF
Josephine, 2:30). by Little Cassius.
Dan Woodmansee has been invited to
take charge of Minnehaha Driving park
and act as secretary of the association,
and will likely accept. The track will
be put in order shortly.
Owen Cavanaugh, Darien, Wis. has
sold to J. w. Phillips, Shell Rock. lo.,
three colts and two fillies by Sn;l -;rt,
and a two-year-old colt by Brilliant,
2:261a.
Robespierre and Riley are he; lily
backed for the Kentucky Derby, and
Brown Dick thinks he has a winner in
Prodigal Son.
Out of five foals by iceland, son of
Ethan Wilkes, foaled this spring, four
are fillies.