St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1895-04-07
AMONG THE THoRouGHBREDs

Crescendo may be set down as the
best two-year-old that has appeared
SO far this season. The first time
asked the question he spred-eagled
field of good class and literally
romped home, winning away off, in
4SA seconds. This was March 6.
Seven days later he appeared on the
. course for the Rancho del Paso stakes
worth $1,000, and, though he had up
123 pounds, he again won in a big
gallop, negotiating the five furlongs
in 1:02. The Spring stakes falling to
be run but three days later, Crescendo
more captured the big end of the
purse, covering the fve-eighths in
1:01A.
Ralph Wilkes has full brother.
now owned in Kentucky, and two
c o, f and ge fba same Oh White
markings as Ralph. He will make a
horse about the same size, and while
he will probably be little more ele>
CANT than was his dead brother, he
will probably lack something of haV-
ing the bone and substance of that
horse, and also a deal of the speed.
1t is long odds that he will never at
tain the reputation achieved by the
dead stallion.
KNAPP. Mccarthy will train over the
Baltimore track this year He will
handle the horses that belong to the
owner, of Paul, Judge Austin, ETC.,
and will not take an outside horse.
Mccarthy is capable man, and, de-
voting his time and attention to the
horses owned by the Boston gentle
man, he should meet with splendid
success. Judge Austin is a racehorse.
and if everything goes right Paul will
make some of the fast PAGERS move
up a notch this year.
AIix will begin her campaign AT
Pactolus park next June. This track
is the creation of Morris ]. Jones,
part owner of her, and AliX is to be
the drawing card when it's gates are
thrown open for the first time One
OF the Jones horses to be campaigned
this season is Pactols, 2:124. He ia
by Patronage, the sire of Alix: The
opening meeting at Pactolus park is
to be the first hard work of the sea-
son in the West
r1 "A Harvard student by the name of
hobart is the owner of Pattie D, 2:12H.
the mare which was the innocent
cause of so much CONSERVATION
among. the bidders at the last sales
In Buffalo, when Mr. Dillon, of st.
Louis, gave her owner, Mr. Waterman,
the call-down. Besides Pattie D Mr. Mr.
HOBART owns Hazel Wilkes, PIN, and
Ayres p, 2:21A. ~
The Spirit of the Times. in COM
mentlng upon the recently organized
Baltlmore Horse Show association,
says: There is no city on the con.
tinent, outside of New York. where a
morse SHOW should be more successful.
1t Is old, wealthy and aristocratic
ana experience has shown that when
society takes up a horse show all the
world follows"
W.. W. Fotte, 2:15A, which Willard
sanders will bring from California in
the spring to compete for the rich
prizes IN the East won seven times
out OF eight last season. His record
was made against time, but he has
race record of 2:17A.
P1erre Lorillard has Dakotah IT on.
tered In the English Derby for 1896
Dakotah II. is gelding. and was en-
Tered as gelding. He was foaIed al
Eancocas, and is by Onondaga, out of
ooPhronia, SO that he is a full brother
to Locohatchee
Tered $4,000 for Diggs, equal favorita
WIN WITH Llssak in the Chicago Derbies
Inc colt is also entered in the classic
Detroit event, and is coming on finely
this spring.
c. w. Williams, of Galesburg. III
announces breeders fall racing
meet; to begin Sept. 8 and close Nov
T. me programme provides for 1873
races with purses of $500 for each
race, to close Aug. 26.
One of the promised sensations tbis
season Is sister to Rex Americas
z:llA. The latter showed a trial as
tWo-year-oid of 2:15A, and was bought
Tor 3d. goo by G. j. Hamlin, of Buffalo
L1ssak, the Chicago Derby favorite
IS at the Chinn farm, near Harrods,
ouIS, ny, ana Will make his first start
"nen ne faces the flag for the Derby.
Dobb1ns, who has been pernanentIv
retired from the turf. won Sill 600 -,
the forty-two races in which ba
started. iS