New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-10-02

,.,o ,ha,ef,re, pleased 70 re TIA. 'h' 80
s''oD' n, K;rainp ~i.h the STOW OF o'0on Shch
"o ,,eu had could be id at high pfs>ss 10 the
w., ~ b.,s the Morgans bold theS b.sntst plae.
m. ancouser, Mr.. rutils, fulfilled bis dltiss WALL
d b,ouRbt quite a. much for the horses az vac "ihln
,o range OF possibility under the circu instances Az
,ho .uooiuted hour he pefsced the aacIn by reaaug
,bs terms of sale, and after making teT REMARKS
called ~
Io, This was Lady Franklin, brown marc 10
horAs II inches. which WAS ridden by the lace all
,b,opob the Canadlan toar. Sue Il souno auu hiu',
a,d of course thoroughly broken aud tbs oros'e9"
stock in her well sh) Fn In hsr ap
na,rsncs When che was N wed around the ring ron
walk TO trof and then TO Gamer, she gaes OF h7f
s,,t two psits was in noticeable conirssi ~i IL tne
dness of Der captsr. She had way 81 ara Wig
her bind feet under her. and sprnyog as If for JamP
:; of the alter ate step OF the real saddl7h Dfss'
The rst bid of 500 topped by two OF 500 each
and The contest then went by hfties 70 500, a.
ubieb mice che was knocked do vn 10 NJ: Il Guard.
We have teeu quits as good American hJrses s'd for
5000 and tha. we think fair price for her as Park
riding horse.
Lot Nanny Wilton G-years old sorral mare Is
hancs incbes ridden by be Prince as charger ~i
roops az gel as upon the road. Tbs maze Is much
upeIior 10 the last in shape and pOnts and has b.
ter cauer but stll not rstrate ooe She has ostter
b pe AID blood than almost any one OF the lot anf
would make ptal breeder Of er having served her
time "a a ssdde-beast. She was started az 5000 aod
ran with tolerable ripdity up TO $3.50 at "ni;h sac
was sold to Capt Trebair-a decided bargain, AMI the
bert ge1tlemsn's hack of them all
10, La Bell was 7-years old brown marei 10
bands inches ridden by Commodore Seymour Sue
has a styi.h way Of holding her head, and has been
aue az we'll broken the saddle think, as either
of II OIL er two She was little stiff 10 the OIL hind
foot from having the scratches, which prevented her
showing herself as she otherwise might. she ~ls
starr at $50, ard ran slowly by 6yes and tens -
$500 at which sle became the property OF NJ Norton
Lots E. &, u, and 49, had been sold az private sale
respectively for $3.50, $50, $780, aud $780, and were
consequently not sh 'wD.
Lot s. Gray Ea.le, G-years old grey, Of ugly color
and not very progressing shape, although far
saddle horse and pretty good mover, vas sold 70
Yr. Parker for $780, which was about the money ne
was worth
Lott. Pilot ,.years old bay Is hands q inches
bilb was enc Of the best hOrres OF the lot, vas
sold at a bargain For such strong horse he has q
most excellent step aud his tTo IA easy ana 50 rare,
but we thought him too mach developed for years
old and without looking a. is mouth judged him to
| be five or Fix He was started at 200 bat ooly
touched s25 probably because he had not been ridden
by Pine His purchaser, Mr.. c. Livingston, prof
tied b. the circumstance, and gets him cheap.
Lot A large coarse, brown hooe, said TO have
been ridd, n By Earl ST. Germans and designated in
the catalogue as the Duke. He was badly spawned,
and beyond being strong aud coarse bad nothing much
to recommend him, but he found purchaser a. $40,
| in Mr.. Hogan.
Lot g. Countess, is pretty bay mare, 5years old,
and - banCs inches bgb altogether or nearly thor
oughbred She is good match f)r Pilot, and should
have been sold with him. She ID lighter in bone tban
the hore, but is good stopper and lighter on her feet.
From the way she manages them. We iofer that she
must he good hunter Size was worth about 500,
but was sold to Samuel Glover for $500.
The other horses we're described in the catalogue,
and cold as f. lows:
No lO.-Hersss; Chesuut Mare; 6 years old Is
hands, inch; ridden by the Hon. Mr.. Elliott BY
imported Marvel out of a well.bred mare. IL gooo
ssfdle.hcr for any ladys or gsntlenans riding
500; Mr. Buehan. Fair price.
No. liking Cole; Black Horsei years old; 10
han, 8 3 inches pedecJ with troops--a nae saddle
boIse-aDd fast trotter. Carries lazy We'll sAO
Capt. ReLDie.
No. l. Private sale.
No. I3-Shamrock. Private SALE
No. IA Sir Charles, cream cOlored H1rse yesrs
od 10 banoe, inches. An elegant saddle hJrse and
has lesn ridden by Lady Head and otner ladies' SllO
Mr.. Armstrong Hyery-stsble keeper At Harlem Bridge
No. l5.-Jean B,ptete & nadiau Pony yeas
Old - hands J inch. A capital saddle horse for a
young lady gentleman. $780, j. Il. Cneves. A
nigh price.
Nee 10 fnd l7.-BOb Logic and Dick Doughty;
Match Brown Carriage HoIs.s; and years old 10
hsuds. Can trot together in ordinary work in min
utts 30 seconds
This team was started at $500 and finally knocked
do sn to Mr. Stevenson for $780, after very feeble
STOW of bidding They cheap if they are as rep
resented.