St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1891-04-20
$4,000 for him. and refused to make

of $4,000 for him. and refused to make a
price,
Sunol's 1890 career was not glorious. Not
only did she show as d crank but she most
signaiiy failed to get dangerously close to
Maud SIS 2:0Ss4 mark. She is again being adj
vertised to beat Maud's record, and is sized
up as being far superior to Nelson, Stamboul,
Nancy Hanks, McDoel and Allerton.
Ed Geers' 1891 stable will be formidable in
PAGERS. He will have Brown Hal, Hal Pointer
ana Duplex, the latter a sensational per
former with fondness for split heats.
Then, too, Geers will drive c. j. Hamlin's
trotters and PAGER or two from Village
Farm.
Banquet, Prince Royal and Judge Morrow
are being backed for the Brooklyn handicap.
Banquet's price has gone from 30 to 20, Judge
Morrow's from 30 to To- and Prince Royals
from 10 TO 8. The Dryers money caused
the Banquet and Prince Royal reduction
Andy Mcdowell who drove Cricket and
Margaret so effectively last year, will bring
the DAILY trotters from Montana this season.
In the stable are Lord Byron, PrOdigaL Sen
ator, Fantasia, Hattie D and Deputy. trotters,
and Yolo Maid and st. Patrick, PAGERS.
1t is quite likely, if rumors from the best
sources contain grain of truth, that at the
National Trotting association meeting
April %, c. II. Nelson and his fast morse will
be heavily fined and reinstated.
Padishah, 4. by st. Blaise-Sultana, is
broken down. He was patched and gave out
bred and raced in his two and three-year-old
form by August Belmont.
There have arrived at Guttenburg for rae
ing purposes such cracks as Cassius. Badge,
Lsvinia-Bell, Maidstone. Longstreet and Ban
quet. New interest will be added to events
IN which they start.
The $4,000 stake for 30 trotters has been
renewed by the Hartford association. The
5000 purse for the PIG PAGERS will also be
repeated; The entry fee is per cent, and
entries close May IL.
The talk about Lorenzo's chances for the
Kentucky Derby increases daily in volume.
The colt is a big, slashing fellow, by Ten
Brock, and won his only two races at Nash
vile last year.
Tea Tray is doing badly, and Burlington
more than well in his early work for the
Brooklyn handicap. The experts figure, too
that both Al Farrow and Teuton have great
chances
Starter Caldwell earns about $35,000 In
twelve months. He is paid $500 per day for
his Guttenburg work, and $50 per day for
that of the summer when there is competi-
ton
The Chicago Derby candidate Lodowic,
owned by U. Shippee, by Longfellow, out of
Carrie Phillips, by Pat Neatly. is racing at
San francisco, and has won purse already.
"Pittsburg PHIL laughs at the story that
he is $4,000 behind his game against the
Guttenburg books. Two weeks ago he was
$4,000 behind but has got part of it back.
= The first of the big trotting stakes to close
its entries was the Detroit $4,000 purse for
the 2:24 class, Wednesday. Walter E, the
Western geiding, won last years stake.
The Chicago Derby will be worth about
$4,000 to the winner with dozen starters,
and there is more likely TO be more than less
than twelve.
Porter Ashe will match Geraldine TO run
Racine tve-furlong match. The Palo Alto
folks would agree to a match of seven fur
longs.