St. Paul daily globe., 1891-06-08
Numerous Notes Of Interest and
InfOrIuatiOu

| Ddy, three years ola, Dy Irample. Caty
Kade, bay, eight years old, by Pilot
Abdallah. These mares have been
shipped with others previously pur-
also sold to John Hoffman, Essex, To-,
the black colt Hercules, by Herod, dam
by son of King Herod. j. NJ. McKin-
| ney, Pilot, ILL.,, has purchased of Mr..
Grattan, the bay colt Altoona, by Helod,
dam by Trample.
John E. Turner was "suspendsdo at
Philadelphia recently. He was called
| upon to drive Linkwood Maid, and in
formed by the presiding judge that he
| would be closely watched. He would
not drive with rope round his neck, F"
! as lie expressed it. and in common man
| illness he was correct. The Judge had
| make public or any other announce
ment that man against whom no
charge was made was his epecial mark
In this respect
The Htna stable lost its case against
Bill Daily before the board of control. 1t
grew out of the Terra Cotta-Chariey
Post race at Gutenberg, which Post
won, and as the Ktna people claimed
carried less than his proper weight be-
cause OF penalty incurred in the Char
ley PoSt-TeXt match, November, 1890, at
Elizabeth. 1t turned out that the pen
atty for winning race worth 81, ZOO was
not incurred, because the $1,000 added
money was fictitious.
1t seems that importers of horses
from Great Britain to this country are
now in the habit of making the return
trip with punches" of our best road
sters. There is a growing demand TOR
these Oh the other side, and what has
been dong in this wgy thus far has
been highly profitable, prices ranging
for animals that cos. here $50 to $500
from $500 to $1,000.
A very good thing to have about the
stable at this time of year is solution
OF carbolic acid. If the horses have
sore backs or sore neckS put little of
1t on with a sponge. and then about
twenty minutes afterward put on little
vaseline. The acid cleans the sore and
keeps away the flies. The vaseline is
cooling and healing. Keep the acid
we'll cOrked and labeled poison.
Give horses water before feeding. In
France some worthless horses were
Killed for dissection, Oh purpose to de-
termine the effect of giving water i'm
medlately after eating. and some of the
grain was undi :eSted in the intestines,
twenty feet beyond the stomach, and il
had caused inflammation of the mucous
membrane.
Andy Welch, who is about the only
man that makes books on trotting races,
is ont again as usual this season, having
spent most of the winter in the South.
Andy is now reckoned among the rich
horSemen Of the country, and yet it is
not SO very many years ago that he was
boy huStling around Hartford, Conn.,,
and doing the best he could.
A writer for the Breeder and Sports
man SAYS: 81 think Nntwood, bred 10
mares with similar strains as his dam
possessed, would produce superior
matrons to his dam, or any other vet
bred. for he is far superior to Pilot Jr.,
or any of the sires that sired the great
dams that we have proved.
Marcus Daily, the Montana million
aire, who has invested a lot of money
in trotters and runners during the last
two years, is nowin New York city, and
Will remain there during the summer.
His latest purchase in the horse line is
the three-year-od English colt Inver-
ness, for which he paid $4,000.
The noh-appearance of f. NJ. Dwyer's
colt Potomac is due to the fact that he
Is suffering from sand cracks in one of
his hoofs. The colt is doing good,
steady work, however. and will appear
in a race or two at Morris Park before
being sent to Chicago to run for the
American Derby.
1t is proposed to spend $1,000 on the
Stockton track. where Stamboul made
his record of 2:11, to convert it into
kite. Mr.. Hobart, the owner of Stam-
boul, will contribute $1,000 to the i'm
prOvement fund. lie has his eve reso-
lutely fixed on the stallion record.
mil l,o
no more. His foreleg will not stand
work. and he retires to the Chester
brook farm of A. j. Cassatt. He won
the 1877 Suburban at 20 to l in the bet
ting, and earned 1858 for his owner
during his racing career.
John II. Wallace is now of the past.
and it is ungener0uS and absurd to paw
the air against him now that he is weap-
onleSS. He did great work in his time,
and every owner Of tr0tter owes him
debt of gratitude, however much on
other scores grudges may be due.
1t is going the rounds that Count
Valensin, who owns the California stall
ion Sidney. offers to bet 81 900 even that
Sidney sires the fastest yearling. two
year-old and three-year-old of any horse
during 1891, the test TO be public rec
ord.''
President Mathew Riley, of the New
York Driving club, heavy weight,
drove Lynn W, 2:21H, and Clayton,
2:2413, double team mile at Fleetwood
Park Thursday in 2:19. to a road wagon.
The first half was made in l:0S.
In George Voorhis' stable at Detroit
are two three-y year-oldS upon whom a
good many eyes will be turned They
are Patti Hunter, by Patron. 2:l4L. out
of Matte Hunter, 2:123l, and Sequel, by
Patron, out of Secret, 2:2034.
American horses are being shipped to
Aberdeen, Scotland. for coach and driv-
ing purposes, and one dealer there has
opened Il stable for the exclusive ham
ding of American-bred horses.
B. j. johnson, George Hnakins' part
ner in the Htna stable, says he offered
1000 for kingSman before he ran at
Lexington and that he is worth no more
to him now.
Col j. ". ConIey. of Chicago, has
farmed from y. NJ. Nelson, of st. Louis,
for the season of 1891. the mare Lady
Wilde, by Mambrino Boy, for 81, 100.
Trainer Walden considers Georgia the
best filly he has trained since Spimaway.
but does not think she can carry weight
At present she is lame.
Jay Eye See (2:1O) is said to be getting
just now ten miles OF stiff jogging every
day, without showing any signs of lame
ness.
Bob Holiday, who owns Teut0n. says
that the horse has not broken down, but
will not face the starter until fall.
There is 10 intention on the part of
the HankiRs syndicate to give winter
racing at The West Side track.
Guy (2:l0$D is reported As rugged and
strong, and in shape to stand few tits
against the watch this season.
st. Charles went lame in his severe
race with Banquet, May Is, AID has
been let up.
1t is predicted in Montana that the
mare Yolo Maid will pace l.ile in 2:05
this year
God made every beast bnt you said
Mark Twain 10 lie mule.
Her Highness is hopelcsslA lame an
will race nO tlorp