St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1891-05-25
Notes Of Interest.

The following foals are reported at Sher-
wood stock farm: May II, bay tilly,by Lock
heart, dam Flash, by Baymont; May IL, bay
FLY. by Lockheart, dam Judith, by Memory
May 10, by filly, by Woodford Wilkes dam
Minnie b, by Revenue; May Is, colt. by
Woodford Wilkes dam Pearl, by Ashland
Patchen; May II, FLY, by Woodford Wilkes,
dam Lucille by Baymont; May 70 fillv, by
Onward. dam Pioneer Kate, by Pioneer.
1t is estimated that SS50,000 was won on
Tenny last Friday. Dave Pulsifer won $780,
600 by the swayback's victory; Dave John
son landed $4,000; George Hankins. S.. 250;
Snip Donovan, $1,000, and M. Corbett
$1,000 Joe Cotton winter book lost $4,000,
and Heineman $4,000 Australian Joe
Thompson lost S23, 400.
Saturday last Kingman added another
Derby to his record, taking the Latonia
event in the easiest kind of way. On account
OF the heavy going, the knowing ones had
made Dickerson the favorite, but Kingman
took TO the mud as naturally as a duck to
water, and raced where he pleased from last
of the field al the start to an easy first at the
finish.
Bosque Bonita, 2:264, by Thomas K, won
the big trotting stake at Berlin last week. She
successfully reduced her European record,
the best, from 2:19l2 to 2:1SS4 and 2:1S and
won 105, 900 forms. Mollie Wilkes 2 :2214, by
Young jim, won second prize in the same
race. Both are owned by Antonio Terry of
Cuba.
Five Californian trotters have been put in
the 2:30 list already by Trainer Marvin. of
Palo Alto. They are Dexter, 2:24I2. by DeX-
ter Prince; Sonoma, 2:2S, by Sontag Mohawk;
Idlemay, 2:27l2, by Eiectioneer; Ariana 2:26.
by Ansel; and Memento, 2:2S12, by Election
eer.
Kinzea Stone holds Kingman at $4,000, and
has refused the Rtna stables's offer of S15,-
000. The Washington Park club has heard
nothing from the Kingman people about a
settlement of the Kingman-Balgowan case
over the Hyde Park stakes of 1899.
How well the money has been divided
among the horses running in the South and
West this spring is illustrated by the fact that
thus far Kingman and Huron are the only
performers that have won $1,000 or more in
stakes and purses.
The tw o-yearo old colt Toro, by Alta-Smilax,
in the Porter Ashe string at the new track
is particularly good youngster. His sire.
Alta, won the Sheridan stakes in 1885 ana
was prominent Derby candidate the same
year.
c. W. Williams contemplates matching
team to go for the record. They Will be Mar
shall, Pr, and Allerton, 21312. Both are good
actors, and they are expected to go close to
2:13.
E. A Terry's American trotting colt Cash,
won the Prix d Amerique at the Paris meet
ing recently. trotting two and half miles in
6:25. rate of 2:47 per mile.
Senator Stanford's mare. Kinda Rose,
2:19l2, made as three-yearold. and the rec
ord when made, is again being trained, and
will trot some races this year.
Hotspur, the California record breaker
took up 121 pounds in the Sacramento Golden
Eagle handicap, mile and quarter, and won
rather easily IN 2:10.
Roy Wilkes, 2:0S14, the great PAGER, is to be
converted, and is expected to trot mile in
2:20 this year. He speeds quarters in IS and
sc seconds.
Carroll the much touted and plunged on
candidate for the Brooklyn, is now set down
as only a good selling platter.
Old Clingstone's brother, Clingstone IL. is
working miles in Cleveland in 2:25 and GUY
is showing quarters in 2:10.
The crack steeplechaser Hercules ran
mile and half on the turf in Canada few
days ago in 2:57.
Lovell's book, in which Dave Pulsifer is a
partner. did not take bet on Tenny for the
Brooklyn.
Tenny's win in the Brooklyn does not
penalty him il the Metropolitan handicap.