St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1890-06-16
WHIPS AND TIPS.
Gossip About Horses, HOrsemen
and Their Doings.


and Their Doings.
Marcus DAILY has on his ranch in the
Bitter Root valley in Montana a mag
niicent aggregation.of trotting-horse tai
ent without any one to train it, and the
Western hOrSemen are wondering II the
millionaire owner will allow his valua-
bic possessions to remain idle during
the coming season. 1t has been Oh the
tapis for some time that B. G. Holly
would get the string, but Holly is busy
just now with very likely string OF
his own, and it is not at all probable
that he will take the DAILY horses. He
has secured the racing qualities of the
horse Prodigal, by Pancoast. and has
entered him in the California circuit.
One of natures strange freaks may
be seen at the farm of Jones Stanford,
four miles north of Flora, Mo. 1t is a
colt, not unlike other colts. except
mark in its face. Beginning on line
with the lower part of the nostrils, and
extending to point just below the
eyes, is perfect outline of rattle
snake. Its mouth and eyes are perfectly
formed. On its tail seven rattles and
button may be distinctly seen, and,
stranger still, the outline of the snake
is raised, being about as large as lead
pencil, and not hair on it.
Ruth Bros, De Smet, S. D., have pur-
horn stock farm, Frankfort, KY, the
yearling chestnut colt Delbeck, by On
ward, 2:254, dam Dream, by Admins
traitor 357; second dam Taglioni, by
AleXander's Abdallah. The yOungster
arrived at the farm of his new owners
in good shape, and is much admired by
the horSemen of that section.
A pertectly-formed snow-white colt
has been foaled on the farm of George
Warren & Sons, Fox Lake, Wis, sired
by their Clay Pilot stallion. The colt is
not only beauty every way, but is well
bred, being a cousin to the great Sultan,
now owned in Kentucky, that commands
service fee of $500.
Heylin, the promising colt by Hermes,
owned by Cleveland syndicate, and
which Wintered in California with Budd
Doble's string, has been sent home to
his owners. He was trifle lame last
fall, and it is probable that his spring
training has developed the old trouble.
Jack Lafferty, Montana driver who
has been wintering at the Pleasanton
farm with a trotting string belonging to
Hugh Kirkendall, of Montana, will
leave during the week for Helena,
tana circuit.
Johnston. 2:06A, will remain in Budd
Doble's string this season, when his re-
cent purchaser, E. c. Long, of st. Paul,
proposes to retire the wonderful side
wheeler to private life, and provide him
with comfortable home as long as he
lives.
FRONTING, the Fleetwood stables
American Dnrhv candidate hac nnvnr
started in a race, but Lou Tarlton con-
siders him superior colt to Falsetto at
the same age, which is saying consider
able.
Lord Falmouth's famous paddocks at
| Newmarket, Eng, have been sold at
public auction for e10,700. They include
| about tWenty-four acres of the best land
around Newmarket.
W. j. Hinman, V. S., st. Paul, Mimi,
has purchased from L. A. Legg. Chica-
| 60, the siX-year-old chestnut gelding
| FactuS, by FauStuS, out of Mollie Nc
Creary, by McCreary.
Scoggan Bros English Lady, winner
| of the Latonia Oaks, has shown the best
of any three-year-old tilly in the West
| this year. She is eligible to start in the
| Suburban.
At Lexington, KY, last Saturday, the
grand jury indicted the proprietors Of
| the pool room running there, and then
| indicted the city for allowing the room
! to run.
For the American Derby keep your
| eye, on E. j. Baldwin's Clio, by Grim
stead, out of Glenita.
Cayuga, the Morris stables three
| year-Old by IroquiS, out of Letola, burst
| a blood vessel.