St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1894-06-26

Se0OtOS anu Il Ut q A6ES0 4N0k0e
Der of Horses Have to BE Quar-
tered at Kittsondale = Newer
BEFORE Mas Such AN Array of
ThoronghbredsiGe Here.
Tomorrowsis Derby day.
The newly acquired population of
Hamline is constant wonder to the
people of that classic burg. and the
scene presented to the eyes of the quiet
and Philadelphian citizens is ione they
have never seen before. The fair
grounds are literally sprinklel with the
WHITE tents or the stabiemen. while the
hundreds OF horses that are given their
daily exercise enyel0ped in igaudily
lcol0red blankets area revelation to the
eyes accustomed to the sight of the
ungain!v WORK horses of the ice lnan
and the milk purveyor.
The people of st. PAIL and Minneapo-
lis have never vet seen such an array of
horses as there is at present qnartered
at.the Hamline track and in the stables
in the vicinity. Yesterday morning
there arrived a large consignment of
possible WINNERS. and tbs empty Space
which had been reserved in the stables
for them was quickly appropriated and
disposed of. 1t was found necessary to
build fifty new stalls for the horses. and
sevenithese were not enough. 7G!d sheds
and barns that were tight enough to
keep the sun out were called Into requi-
sitlon and the animals placed in them,
while the constant La nmering of the
carpenters sounded like the:tattoo of
drulns
After all ofthe available space onithe
grounds had been used up there were
about seventy-fye animals taken to the
stables at Kittsondale, where they We're
comfortably housed. Still horses are
Coming in, however.
The management OF the Club expect
to have a very large crowd to look after
tomorrow, aud every possible prepare.
tiou is,unsler way for the cunfort.uf the
people. There will be "a number of
policemen semitic the grounds, and also
number of specials. BUT Those who de-
sire to come to see the races will net be
admitted at the gate without they are
dressed in tull ;unifarm.
A large force of men was kept busy
at work yesterday unloading the cars
which brought the new consignment OF
race horses to Hamline. There were
about 90 animals added TO the large
number already there, and the Tired
creatures seemed glad to place their
feet once more OH the ground. Among
the horses arriving yesterday are the
following stables:
Thomas HarHes' stable, William Kline
trainer. with Uncle Jim, First bay,
tOutcry. Helen Wren, RoHde, The Judge
and two unnamed ifIiies.
The Ireland stables of which w. S.
Hopkins is the trainer and manager.
has string of nine horses: Newton,
Gratz Haniey, Cooper, Lay On. Gen.
Arthur. Peabody, perdita, Bertha
Cohen ANT. Gralmore.
Col. Weatherford' stable, with STAN
ton and MeLouden as trainers. has
Satellite. Mercury, Oxford, Revenue,
Follow Day, Prince, Chuw Chow. ami
TWO others.
90. West has a large stable. which
he guards in Jealous manner from the
intrusion of visitors. He acts as his own
trainer. Among the horses which he
has are a number Of good oiles: Saliva
tion. sCrevasse. Bob l., Alec La Bold,
Horace Argo, Belle OF the West, Jack
Farrell, lou Quick, Susan l., Tvm
Elmo. Judith aid Foot Runner.
''Dud" Alien, the weii-khown coTored
owner, has SaddleDag, Frenton, Lex
ilngton Belle, sweet Home, Fayette
Belle, Elizabeth. and an unnamed filly
OF great promise.
e. ID. Brown has Charlie B, Mollie B,
Pebble Rock. Noring ami Two ponies.
Mi. Brown hantiles his OWN horses.
7. b. Watts has Mountain Quail. 8.
G. DunsIan, David, Danla, Mabel X and
an unnamed FLY. James Griffin is Mr..
Watts trainer.
Earnshaw IL Co. have brought Redina,
Cerro Gordo, buSy u, MDllene, st. Luke
| and Fermos;i.
George Bird is in charge of w. A.
Rihehart's stables. He has Little
Geraoe, Little Phil, Ansonia and
Pearl N.
j. NJ. Cockrell brings Swamp Fox,
Chestnut Belle, AEsenta, Settle-Up,
Airline and Jessie Is.
P. q. Rogers brought in the Derby
candidate Brahma. brown colt by
Hindoo, out of Patrella.
Curtiss has Sexaphene and Tea Set;
ID. w. Toiitpkins, Two Step ami Myrtle
IL. al Boyeris represented by Tasco,
Audrey. Darwin, MedgewUod and Kos
moline. NJ. Ortll's string is in cilarge
of William McDanieis. The horses in
Guide Little Ed, Twenty-Three, Maria
| Reed, FandaIigo, PIunker, Huesier.
| Lusby and two unnamed two-year-oids.
| Frank Ware has a Stirling of fourteen,
among Which are Riverside and Gold
/ Fly. W. E. Postelwaite brought Sir
/ Walter Raleigh, who is entered In the
4 Independence handicap.
/ Thomas Flynn, with James Flynn as
/ trainer, has Girotie and Thomas f.
] q. w. Poole, who looks after his own
1 horses, has Brogan Ovation. Tip Cap.
i rivi. the crack .twe-year-eld, Miss
/ Specs. and Baldora
i ID. Waldo's string includes Lobe Bell.
i Effie L, Autumn Leaf and Tom Savre.
Miss Rosa, Bayard and Watch Me
represent the string of II. j. Woadford.
4 F. w. Woedford, who also has Wilt
/ son. is the trainer Of these.
i y. &. Cover has brought three horses
liking Henry. Scotland and EVELYN.
Il Alpha, Hugo, Al Watts, Spoon, tfee.
4 tor ID and Garlan represent the stable OF
Il james Stevens.
Il The Freeiligl1t stables. with E. Bum
as Jockey. and ii. L. Bum trainer, have
Ray Del Mar and Lockport.
i j. w. Cook is i'll charge of ]. w.
Browns horses. These include 3 il
Fry Jr. Lotion Jr. Borealis, Sam Farm
8 er. Arlie Fern, Josie Stonestreet aud
/ Uncle Frank.
i Thomas Miles has Belfast, sonoma
Boy, Bob Tuonibs, Midway, Alcaluriry
il and Miss Nutting.
4 The Tranguilla stai,les. in charge oil
Il W. G. Christy, has Betty Ohio, Royal
\ Lady, First Ch0nce, Burt iJ0ruan 7ntC
i DuiIln.
/ e. Il. Wachter has Bobbie Burns. Eau
4 Claire. Amanda p aud Equation,
i Charlie Hass has drought Guu DAY;
Charles Thomas, Pittsburgh and Vale.
4 dor; j. Hardy, Nellie X and Tessie: A,
4 B. Dada. Envy and Guilty; John Funk
Maggie Merris and Pres Connolly; A.
A. Daniels. Charlie Wilson and Ra.
hula: Ferguson "A. Smith. Cycl0ne aill
i tenr Others.
i w. F. Mosby has four horsesin charge
of T. j. Williams. They are st. Brah
don. Little Dorritt, Eos and B0reas.