St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1892-04-11

and every colt he puts In the list add
value 10 all his get.
| A horse has no gizzard. and II the
| teeth are poor or sore. so that he cannot
| chew his grain. he cannot digest 10. and
| he will grow lean even when we'll fed.
| When this continued leanueSs IL noticed.
| and an increase OF feed does not bring
an Improvement. then IL is time 10
examine the teeth or have good horse
| dentist do so. Perhaps one tooth may
need pulling or filling or attending 20 IN
some other way 10 make eating easy.
and IL that does not do IL, then the grain
should be ground and led upon the
moistened hay.
Onward was advertised 10 stand at
| $500 for this season. but when hts book
was two-thirds full his owner gener-
ously knocked clean 800 off the price.
| Col Pepper being Of the opinion that
stud fees were climbing 4 good deal too
fast Col Pepper has set precedent
| that other stallion owners ought 10
voluntarily follow before they are forced
| to do so.-California Breeder and Sports
man.
The owners OF the three-year-old trot-
tiers. AriOn, Ralph Wilkes and Mon
trOse, all residents OF Massachusetts,,
have stated publicly that those colts
will not be entered In the stake for
three-year-o given by the New Eng
land Breeders association. that step
being taken i'm order that other nOmIna-
tons would not be frightened away by
knowledge that there was NO ch1nce
10 beat the cracks
One who is engaged in the breeding
business says: Zone OF the fascina-
lions of the breeding of the tTotter Is
the surprises that are constantly arising.
Quite often the stone rejected by the
builder becomes the corner stone. Many
OF the surprises. however, SAVIOR strongly
OF disappointment"
The records of the Year Book tell
many tale, but none more plainly than
that the breeding OF the trotter is OF a
progressive turn. that each generation
produces In better form than the pre-
ceding one, and that the farther We get
from the starting point, along good
Inns, the more reason have we 70 expect
the twO-minute trott-r.
Russia has. among the countries or
Europe, been the most ardent supporter
OF the trOtteT. Last year Moscow alone
gave nearly $50. 900 In stakes and purses.
and this year the same city has insli-
tuted u trotting Derby with Sl2,SOO
~
purse OF 5000, while Odessa gives sew
eral rich purses.
There is more money IN sight for trot-
tiers and PAGERS this season Than ever
before. and In addition 10 the large
stakes Tor different classes OF perform
eTs that have been opened by the more
enterprlslng tracks. In the larger cities
there Is q disposition on all hands to
hang up big money for star performers.
George Wilkes is credited In the New
Year book with sixty-elght tFotters and
seven PAGERS. Seventy-fOur of his SONS
have sired 4o6 tTotleTs aud 81 PAGERS,
while his daughters, 10 the number OF
"a, have produced 81 trotters and 4
PAGERS.
kgbert has more $50 performers TO
his credit now that any other living sou
| of Rysdyk's Hambieloniau. He is cred
tied with forty-four with records from
| 2:l2t< To 2:3O. StTathmOre is the sire OF
fOrty-one from 2:30 TO 2:3l4i. and liar-
| old has thirty-eight from 2:30 To 2:0s9l
! Ii is claimed that "Egotist. 2:2211, is
the youngest sou OF EleetIoneer 10 have
"A representative In the 2:3O list. ard
| with the exception OF his full brother g
| Is the only stallion whose dam has three
| i'm the 80 list and whose granddam has
| 1--WE with records of 2:24il or better"
The largest bloOded horse ranch In
| the world is said 10 be that at Greeley
! Colo, which A. f. Wolf manages fol
the StudebakeTs and several Eastern
capitalists. Over $500 acres Of alfalfa
| grass range $500 Percherons and
Clydesdales.
Palo Altos dam, Dame Winnie, by
| Planet. Is tho only thoroughbred brood
mare that has ever produced more thai
one $50 performer. She Is the dam o
the champion stallion. l'alo Alto. 2:U85i
Gertrude Russell, 2:231s, and Big jim
2:2316.
In the Nebraska Breeders Futuritl
stake the provision has been added tina
In case OF n horse distancing the fielt
the winner will receive only one-hal
the purse, and II such an event takes
place a consolation purse of $4,000 vii
be given the field.
Owing 20 his recent attack OF IN
huenZa, from which he has. however
quite recovered. II is probable that Mon
bars. 2:l6i&. will not make season TIM
year, but will remain in California unit
June.
II Is about time that the Cheap Johr
method Of certain men and breeding
establishments Ia the matter OF stdd Zee
for trotting stations were given gen
eral oVerhauling and revision. Breed
er's Gazette.
They are not all dead. The latest on
has discovered that the proper way 4
breed pure, unauthorized speed Is 4
mate fast mare TO a slow stallion
Breeder and Sportsman.
Dictator has thirty-twO trotters ant
four PAGERS in the list. Sixteen OF hi
sons have sired thirty-seven trotter
and five PAGERS. Fourteen OF his daugh
tiers have produced eighteen trotters ant
one PAGER.
Ex-President ID. NJ. Burns. OF the Pa
ellie Blood Horse association. Lucky
Baldwin and l.. j. Rose, OF California
talk OF organizing rival racing associ
alton In San Francisco.
The Spirit OF the Times and Ne,
York Sportsman are 10 be consolidate
April 10, and the Daily Spirit will ap
pear early i'll May.
Eon has fully recovered from tn
effects OF the hiring iron and is takin
regular work.