The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1902-05-03

another explanation. which is probably
the true one. This gentleman says that
OF late years Minneapolis men have
formed the habit Of spending their
winters In the south, in California, or at
Colorado Springs, where riding is almost
the only form of outdoor amusement.
There they grow to enjoy the exercise.
and many Of them either purchase saddle
horses to bring home with them, or buy
outfits after returning to Minneapolis.
: Carl Goodrich is mentioned as one Of
those who became an enthusiastic rider
while spending a winter at the Springs
Horace Lowry was formerly devoted to
the sport, but had neglected it Of late
years. During recent trip to Colorado,
however, he again began riding, and is
now regularly seen upon the boulevards.
He owns two fine horses, a brown mare
type.
Ralph Whelan is one Of the most en-
thusiastic riders in Minneapolis He
takes great pride in: his horse, a big,
handsome sorrel Of the Irish hunter type.
John Donaldson is another of the young
er men who has recently taken up anew
the pastime Of horseback riding. He has
bought fine Kentucky horse of the
thoroughbred type.
John S. Pillsbury and Charles Pills
bury have never ridden regularly in Min
neapolis, although they spend a great
deal of time in Virginia during the holi-
day, and when there always ride to the
horsemen, as is Phil Winston, who, like
the Pillsburys, does most of his riding
to the. hounds in virginia.
J.. A Nelson owns a spirited bay horse
of the gated type, and is regular rider.
J. w. Palmer is another enthusiastic
horsemanl He owns handsome Ken
lucky mare, a gated animal, which at
tracts much admiration.
W. H. Dunwoody rides for an hour
every morning when he is in Minneapolis.
Rain or shine. he may be seen cantering
about-on hiss bay trotting mare. and even
on cold winter days he never foregoes his
ride,
Dr. F. A. Dunsmoor rides regularly,
| both when III town and at the lake. His
daughters, the Misses Dunsmoor, also are
accomplished riders.
Miss Elizabeth Donaldson is flne
| horsewoman, and rides her Day sa'teo
| ma re regularly. George Donaldson also
| is an enthusiastic rider.
Us. Bradstreet Is devoted 70 the sport,
and makes rtdingShis regular form 'lerI OF
es Mr. and s.. walton are aanons
the most devoted riders IN the city. Mrs.
| walton rides bay Kentucky mare, and
| Mr. walton, q black cob, OF the walk,
| trot, and canter troe.
Rev. M. D. Hardin Of the Andrew Pres
| hvterian church always owns hne SAD
ole horse and takes great pleasure IN MS
dsily rides He has very nanosoMe .
brown gelding OF. the Kentucky gated
| type. y ,o1d;,,9 b,,t
has ridden very little this year. T., NJ.
| harrington is OCCASIONALLY seen on MS
| bay gated gelding, and devotes al lue
time he can spare from his business ~
| the pastime. p.t,o,,,,
William Peet owns: valuable ken1ucsy
hred mare. which is one OF the tastest
! e;nelefooters in the city. He IS qulte
as devoted to this sport as he IS 70 yacht
| ing. g 2. 90 sodd,e
horse, and rides regularly. M; ana .a;d M p
A. +. Merrill devotes much time TO frlo-
inc during his vacations at Lake Mime.
tonlxa- He owns fine Kentucky gated
| bay mare.
owns a Prize Winner.
! xre q = Hunt is one OF the most &C
| connnlished horsewomen in M1nneapo1S
Cha rides handsome sorrel horse, winch
hss won ribbons at horseshows botn ID
| the twin cities and at the state ialr.
F. II. Moulton is devoted to riding, ano
Thomas shevlin was formerly an entnu-
! siastic horseman. although ne las uee-
lected the sport Of late years.
! - r. Lamb owns a fine bay COD, ahc
takes great pleasure in riding: Mr.: ane
Mrs N. P. Hobart are both enthusiasm
riders Park Guirk, owns nne s 81 ~
| horse and is devoted to, this form OF en-
nr uc Stanley Washburn is another, hnt
horseman, and ex-county Attorney Aee e,
owns . handsome gated horse on Wnlci
he rides to work every morning.
Miss FANNIE Heffelhnger owns nana
some saddle horse. and Is most entnu
siastic and accomplished hors ss;U ma ia
,o Ma r;ders. Angus Morrison Is anothe
enthusiast.