New-York tribune., 1868-03-17
MIR. wATsoN's SALE OF BLooDED STOCK

The sale of Mr.. Watson's wc-known race
horse. attracted the attention Of the larger portion of the
racing community, and they disposed Of yesterday
afternoon at the owners farm about mile and a.half
conveyed from the station AZ Boiling springs To tho
farm i'm vehicles various descriptions from the eight
hor-e coach the buggy. ON arriving at the
stables about half hour spent I'm taking look at
tbe .tor which was all IN very good condition reflect
ing much credit the groom II tho establishment aud
his assistants. Tho attendance Of racing men was very
ood and among those present we noticed Mcssrs r. W.
Cameron L. W Jerome T. Jerome, Belmont, Sanford. Dr.
Irving Charles Bahglte, Col McDauies, Purdy, Currer
Uoagapd Dr. Green Francis Morris = " Flcklin Of Vir
guia W. Butler 4. j. Minor, EckerOn, J. Hunter H. Eel
ters. schiccln, and H. klIon OF Philadelphia After par
the attention Of those present and commenced the sale
by reading the terms and spulang that all the horses
Sro1cht out was "onward," the weii.known chestnut
The horse looking very well aud IN good condition
tton he was knocked down 10 Mr. L. W Jerome $4,000
who also became the purchaser for the com
tain Moore" bought by Mr. r. W. Cameron for the very
low figure OF $1,000 This the cheapest lot during
bought by Mr. Killlon of Philadelphia for $40.
Heather Bell" tlreeyearold my, Dy Balro%nie,
was next offered and knocked down to Mr. SGhleieln'
No Bonnie Braes" who ran very well last year,
and the hammer dropped TO Mr. Eekersons bid OF $3.50
ing two-yearold hly, became the property OF good
Judge Col McDaniels, who obtained her Tor $50 The
next lot was Sapphire, very well bred twOyear-Od,
full Of mischief and 6re and who did not quite appreciate
being brought be stared at The bidding for this
colt very brisk and he was finally knocked down TO
Mr. John Hunter to go TO the Anneswood stable, for
S2,2nO. The remaining tnItc were uOiunR stOch Inc
" Black Brood mare brought S2l0 the Hambetonlan'
colt years old went cheap for $3.50 1880 was offered
for this cold last year, and black yearng out OF Cen
sOr brought SGO These three all purchased by Mr.
Harry Felters. On the whole. the sale may be said to
have been good
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l. Onward, en- h., old, by Ringoli dam NJ Lady BY
Gleneove the Jockey Club Handicap Westchee Cup
l. W. 5000
2 Delaware b., years old, by knggod dam Ahe, by imp
Jockey Club lAndicap West
Feather Stakes iMr L. w JetomeD 800
Captain Moore, b. b. aged, BY imp Baowne; dsm Jennie
Rose by Glsneoe enteredn FohAm and JOCKEY Cnb HAndi
cap lhr X W taneron) IVO
VIXEN, b. E. old. By Naudal. dam imp LAnglaise
by IIohbs Noble entries (Mr KiOn $40
s. Heather Bell old, by imp Bdlrownie, ont Of
LAngase; entered the Derby st. Leger Iravers Stakes
Stakes Belmont Stakes Of 1903 ( shenep $40
bonnie Brae b. E. Old, BY imp BATownie dam PARA
BY Revenue eu Derby St Leger TrAVes stake snd Ladies
ttate of 1868 (Mr Eekeson) go
T. Bonnie Lass. b. 2yess old full sister TO Bonnie Baes
entered 10 Derby ST. Leg Champion and Ladies stakes Of 1909
aud the nursery stakes Of 1868 Co MeDanlels go
g. Sapphire b. e. yesrs old by imp Balrowhie, dam the
Glmn by Glencoe Asteroids DAM catered Derby ST.
Lsge TAyes Belmont aud Champagne stafss In 1863 aud the
tursery stakes 1868 (S John Hunter 1900
Black Brood by Long Island Black lIswi In oAt
TO- Black Ry,deks HsbetonAn dam the Long Island
Bsek Hawk tMr II. Feer b19
H. Black Colt yearns bV Censor ogi Of the Long Island Black
ht"i mare (hr d. ioo
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