St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1891-06-15
town, Dickerson, Tom Rogers, Perawa,
Yale IQ1 and Michael -EY

The report comes of great mortality
among the fOals in Kentucky and Iowa.
One breeder alone in Kentucky lost
twenty-four, and the number is large of
those losing from three to ten each. At
independence some eight to ten Aller-
ton colts have died, and others are on
the ragged edge. In some cases the
mares failed to give any milk. The
cause is not known, but the way some
of the MAJ eS in foal to Allerton were
campaigned last year was surely not
conducive to bringing forth healthy
fOalS.
Probably the best trolling mare ever
exported from the United States was
Bosque Bonita, 1868 in America and
2:1S in Europe. She won great stake
at Berlin, Prussia, about ten days ago,
landing the winner of 10000 forms
about S4S,000) without being extended
in the race. She is about to be brought
back to America, as her chances for
getting any more matches in Europe
are very small. She is owned by Don
Antonio Terry, wealthy Cuban, now
residing in Paris.
Entries for the Rochester summer
meeting close to-day G5th inst.) at II p.
m. The list of those entered for the
various races include some very speedy
gOerS and the meeting will no doubt be
we'll attended and furnish some excel
lent contests. The RACES scheduled are
500. 2:40, 2:35. $50, 2:27, 2:22 and free
for all, tlOtting; 2:35 and 2:24 pacing
Purses for all the races are $500, except
the free for all, for which $S00i hung up.
''Pittsburg PhH's" horses have been
sad and expensive disappointment to
that well known plunger this year.
Buddhist has broken down. and Mon
tague, judged by his last race at the
Brookly meeting, is poor stick. PhiPs
losses for the season are said to foot up
to Sl3l, 600, which is not very encour-
aging exhibit. However, the season is
young and there is plenty of time to
recoup.
Buddhist, the unfortunate son of Hin
doc. owned by Pittsburg Phil, broke
down in the Brooklyn Handicap at
Gravesend. and it is thought that he is
useless for future racing purposes. His
owner has not made very many kill
ings" with Buddhist. He paid $500
for him at Capt. Browns sale, and lost
money on him about every time he
started.
Walcott & Campbell and the Labold
Brothers are at war over Jockey Taral.
WalcOtt q Campbell have first and the
Labolds second call OIL the Jockeys serv-
ices. Campbell and the Labolds are not
or speaking terms and Campbell would
not allow Taral to ride when the LaboldS
wanted him. The Labolds have asked
the board of control to decide the case.
ANY doubt about the leasing Of the
old West side race track at Chicago to
new combination may now be dismissed.
The papers were signed last Saturday,
and the grounds are now leased for four
years to George Hankins. NJ. c. McDon-
aid, AL Hankins, B. }. Johnson and
others whose names will not be made
public until later on.
The English Jockey club will here
after refuse to license jockeys who are
owners or part owners of horses. ana
will revoke the licenses of any Jockey
who has bet on any race. 1t has also
warned jockeys that they must accept
no presents from any one interested in
race except the actual owner of the
horse they ride.
1t was the last day at Gravesend.
Favorite after favOrite had descended
into the abyssmal depths of the tureen.
Enter the Hebrew plunger. He APP
proaches the band of rail birds
Hello" chirps one of the birds, ''are
you beating them?" Beating themr'
gasps the plunger; "I'd have to take a
stick alOngp'
Marcus DAILY backed Sir Matthew to
win the Great Eclipse stakes Saturday
and did not bet dollar on Tammany,
who won the race for him. But for
Tanmany's unexpected victory Mr..
DAILY would have lost $4,000. But Tam
many saved him by winning the stakes,
for Sir Matthew was badly beaten.
1t is confidently believed that Lady
Bunker, dam of Guy Wilkes and Will
lam L., sire of AXtell, lis in foal by
Prince Regent. Ii the impression
should prove correct, and the produce
be stallion, Gerhard Lang has an
offer of 800 900 for it.
st. Florian leads all the horses in
money won at the Brooklyn meeting.
His earnings were S23. 325. Tenny
comes next with $4,000 to his credit,
and Russell did well to win S9.970.
The fillies Georgia and Spinalong won
So, $50 and $3.50 respectively.
Starter Sheridan has declined an offer
from George V. Hankins to start at the
West side track when racing begins
there, owing to engagements, but has
recommended John Merrill, his as
sistant.
The two-year-old colt st. Florian, of
the Morris stable, won four races worth
S23,S25 during the Brooklyn meeting,
the largest amount won by any one
horse.
The Morris Park meeting closes to-
day after one of the most successful
meetingS-filled with good contests and
exciting surprises-ever held in the
land.
Michael Dwyer made one of his char
acteristic plunges on Senorita at Graves
end. His winnings on the day are re-
ported to haYe exceeded $500
The choice of a successor to the great
sire ElectiOneer at Palo Alto lies be-
tween Palo Alto, Electricity, Ashore
and Advertiser.
The old brood mare Belle. by Nam
brine Chief, is represented by over 26O
2:30 performers directly descending
from her.
Jay-Eye'See (2:1O is said to be getting
just now ten miles of stiff Jogging every
day without showing any sings of lame