St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1890-10-13
WHIPS AND.TIPS.
Gossip About Horses. Horsemen
and Their DOinGs.

GOSSIP ABOUT Horses. HOrSemen
and Their Doings.
The following horses. owners and
jockeys have been ruled off the Chicago
West Side track: The four-year-old
chestnut gelding Daniel DARE Devil, }
by imp. Ill Used, out of imp. Dauntless,
and j. g. Reynolds. his owner; the six
year-old bay gelding NoondayN leather
Breeches), by imp. Kyrle DAILY, out of
Dawn and G. d. Hedges and d. b.
Austin, his owners, and c. Jones,
jockey; the four-year-old bay filly Ruby,
by Cape Race, out of Roxella H.. j. w.
Richcreek, his owner, and j. Vignes,
jockey; also W. johnson, the colored
steeplechase jockey.
An item has been going the rounds of
the press to the effect that Dundee is
not eligible to start in next years Ken
lucky Derby, even if entered, for the
alleged reason that the colt is not Amer
lean born and bred. This is erroneous,
as Dundee, although imported in utero,
was foaled in Kentucky. and his sire,
The Rake. is now in Tennessee, and
his dam, Flora Mcdonald, in Kentucky.
But Dundee is not in the Derby. His
stake engagements next year are con-
fined to three, two at st. Paul and one
at Saratoga.
All the horses of the Castle stable,
the property of Jonas Langfeld, of
Philadelphia, were sold at auction on
Tuesday at Morris Park. DiabIo was
knocked down to John S. Campbell at
$4,000. Mr.. Campbell was acting for A.
f. Walcott. Bermuda went to Byron
McCieIland for S., 500, and Green Morris
gave So, 100 for Thorndale. Elkton went
to ii. c. Myers for 81, 500, and Glaucus TO
&. d. Dion for $1,000.
Morris ]. Williams, Ottumwa, To-, has
sold to III. G.. Il 0. Fleming, Minden,
Neb., for $1,000. the brown filIy Ensola,
by Ensign, 2:2S15, dam Capitola, by Iron
Duke Jr.; second dam by imp. Bonnie
Scotland. Ensola is in foal to Red
Baron, son of Baron Wilkes, 2:1S. To
Frank King, of Ottumwa, the bay colt
Enmont, by Ensign, dam Blackbird, by
Iowa Almont.
r. e. Curry, who has been engaged
with j. l. Case as trainer and driver of
Hickory Grove Stock farm, has ten
dered his resignation. jackson /. Case,
Mr.. Cases son, will handle the string of
trotters from Hickory Grove during the
balance of the season. j. l., Jr., is an
accomplished hOrseman and a genuine
knight of the sulky.
Telegraph operators at the English
race tracks have busy time of it when
there is big event on the card. On St.
Leger day upward of 10000 ordinary
messages were received and dispatched
from D0ncaster, in addition to press
kilograms which contained 100000
words. SiXtY-fye Oper ators COPIED with
this mass of work.
OF all stations in demand at the pres
10 hxyh dnrc fl,n <~ED DE-.
Charlie are most sought after. The
Prince Char1ie-Mandolin colt offered
for sale by John Croker should find a
ready purchaser, as he has size and con-
formation besides breeding to recon-
mend him.
1t is rumOred among horSemen that
Chicago is to have kite-shaped track
exclusively for trOtters in the near fu-
ture. and that an option on tract of
land for the purpose III the southwestern
part of the city has already been OBJ
tanned. We hope the rum0r will prove
true.
In the future DR.. w. J. Human, the
popular Eighth street veterinary sur
geon, will devote his entire time to his
profession. This change is necessitated
by the great demands made for his
services. The livery and boarding bust
ness will be run by Mr.. John c. Shea.
In place of Mr.. Morris receiving a
dividend from the profits of the meeting
at Westchester this season he will be
forced to make good for losses. How in
the world such state of affairs could
be brought about is more than regular
racegoerS can understand.
DR.. o. j. Evans, Minneapolis, has sold
to A. D. Olmstead, Delton, Wis. two
year-old colt by Revenue. dam Zalia, by
Peacemaker, and a twO-year-old FLY by
Royal Hambletonian LII. Price for the
two, 81, 800.
Pierre LoriIlard intends to engage in
breeding thoroughbredS for racing on
more extensive plan than ever before.
He will soon have at least $50 first-class
brood mares On his great farm at Jobs
town, n. j.
1t is stated that the great Sunol will
accompany the Palo Alto string home
to California, where she will be sent to
lower her record. Palo Alto will also
be driven to beat 2:12.
Britton, the jockey, has bought of
Henry SimOns. of Louisville, KY, the
aged brown gelding Dyer, by Faustus
or imp. StrachinO, dam Bank Stock, by
Bayonet, for $500.
Andy Mcdowell! is the only driver
that has given two mares records better
than 2:15. The are Cricket, PAGER, 2:1O,
and Margaret S. 2:121S.
Byron McClelland's string this year
has consisted of four horses only. One,
Sallie McClelland, has alone won over
100000 in stakes.
Says prominent turf writer: "a
man that starts out with a ringer starts
out to steal and should be treated as
thief
Sherman s. Downs, RichIand Center.
Wis.,, have purchased the brood mare
Sally Wright, by Silas Wright.