The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-02-23
SALE OF sTEEDs.
Young and Old BloOded Horses Sold at
Auction, in Orange County, at
TaylOr's Stock Farms.

TaylOr's Stock Farms.
The inauguration OF large sale OF blooded horses
took place yesterday al one OF the breeding farms
OF Mr.. A. X. Taylor in Orange county, near Turner'S
station, on the Erie Railway, with MAJOR G. W.
Barker as "a, tioneer. Mr.. TayIor's stables con-
tanned 15l hHses OF all ages the majority Of which,
however, were young. and had been bred and born
on the pace. In the stock OF colts were many
promising specimens, showing the results of care
In breeding and the good quality OF blood trans
mitted from worthy ancestors Among those
OF the latter which, until sold yesterday, were
in the possession OF Mr.. Taylor may be mentioned
the well known Tippoo SaiD, beautiful, sleek and
graceful brown stallion. twenty years OF age, and
the only living half-brOther OF the celebrated Ham,
bletonian who was among the ancestors OF long
line OF noble animals. Rubicon Is another notable
horse with very extensive genealogical record
what might be called, in fact, an almost royal
descent indicator is an old animal, VINO still
shows the pride and temper OF good blood, and, It
Is said can speed better than $3.50.
About four hundred persons were present at the
sale which, after the crowd had been freely treated
to sandwiches, ale Bourbon and Hennessey, was
begun at about one O'Clock. The bidding at first
rather slow, but grew better the best horses
were reserved until the last AS Will be seen by the
prices obtained for the young stock, which was
thought all sides to have been very fair It will
be seen that the sale was quite as successful as
could De expected when the out of-door weather
was most heart-chlling, with a keenness in the
north wind that even generous lbations could not
repel The following horses were sold privately
without being put under the hammer
brown stallion. 1914 hands, years old, sired
by Billy Denton. by HambletOnan; dam was O fine
bred mare from Virginia; sold for ST., 200
chestnut colt, lax hands, by Billy Denton dam
by American Star; sold for 5000.
Bay colt, years old, 15A hands, by Hustus'
Mambrlno, dam by Rysdyks HambletOnian; sold
for 500.
Chestnut colt, 2 years old, by Billy Denton dam
Virginia mare; sold for $500.
Bay colt, year Old by Billy Denton; dam fine
bred mare from Virginia; sold for $500.
Bay gelding years old, 15A hands high, by
Giveans HambeIonian, dam by Goldsmth's Vol.
unteer; sold for $500.
The animals sold at auction were the following:-
l. A bay gedng, year old, by Rubicon, dam by
George M. Patcnen, Jr, granddam 10y Sarsaparilla;
sold Tor 100, to George L. Perrin who bought the
famous Flora Temple in 1850 for $3.50. 'AO
2. chestnut fiy, year old, sired by Rubicon,
dam by Webster. This nlly and dam took gold
medal at Prospect Park In $780, She was sold to
Mr. Kabie Tor 300.
8. A chestnut mare, 15l4 hands hign, by Sarsapa-
rlla; she IS 10 years old and was sold Tor $780, to
4. A blue mare. 7 years old, l5A hands high,
said to rot in 2:3o: was sold to S. Sayles for $iS5
g. bay colt, by Billy Denton dam by POSTS
ID Mr. by sr ann was sold
9. chestnut colt. years old. by Delmonico,
dam by Guy Miller, was sold TO Mr.. Charles Ii.
!. A chestnut colt years DID, full brother to
the last, was sold TO the same purchaser for s4lO.
nigh, by Toronto Chief, Jr., dam Flying Cloud. sald
to have paced mile In 2:24, was sold to Charles
Helmet FOR $3.50.
Q. Vmdicator, bay stallion, 10 hands nigh, by
Eureka by Long Island Black Hawk, dam OF VIM
dictator by Rysdyk's Hampletonlan; SAID to trot
better than ESQ; s years Old; was sold to J. Ii.
BeItholf Tor $1,000.
TO- Rubicon, bay stallion, 16 hands high; said to
trot in $3.50: sired 10y Independence by Washington,
Jr RuDicon's dam was the celebrated mare Ruiz,
from Brandon VI, owned by John Jackson. Ruby
was G, sired ny hamoetonian Oh paWes; w. 6y
ana Is described as the finest mare IN Vermont In
her day. Rublcon was sold to George G. Rogers Tor
IL. Tippoo saib, bay stallion, by Brooks New York
Black Hawk, by Long Island Black Hawk. The
dam OF 11ppoo Sab was the Charles Kent mare tine
dam Of KysdvK's Aamrletonlan. Sold TO Mr. Cnas
Heinzei Tor $500.
by Iippoo Saib, out of mare by Mambrino Pay.
master, was sold to MI. J. $. Birch for s225.
out OF mare by Billy Denton, was sold to Frank
L. bay colt by Messenger Hambletonisn, out
OF daughter OF Old American Star, was bought by
MIR. d. d. Beekman for $425
16 black horse, years old, 151s hands nigh, by
Messenger HamOietonlan, out OF daughter OF
Ethan Allen bought by Judge Fullerton Tor 500.
II. A bay gelding, loA hands high by Volunteer.
bought by Thomas Mills for $406.
Is. bay geldlng, years old, 15H hands high,
by Bay Richmond by Rysdyk's Hamoietonian, out
OF dam by We0sters Fiddler, was sold to Mr.. JeI.
fersOn Patten Tor $3.50.
10. A brown mare, II years old, 10 hands high, by
bought by Mr.. NathanIei Roe, for s41o.
20. dappie mare, 10 years old, i51s hands high,
by SacKetps damDetOnian, dam by kOe'S Abdallah
chief, second dam Arabian mare; sold to Mr.. d. d.
Beekman for $35u.
q. A chestnut mare s years old, 154 hands high,
by WEBSTER; sold to Mr.. James Devin for $500.
q. Mary Nefus, a brown mare. by old Cassius M.
Clay; bought by MIR. p. b. Taylor for slOO.
%. chestnut mare, years old, 15s. hands high,
by Billy Denton out OF a mare Iro Il Virginia. said
to rot fast; sold to Mr. Rose OF Staten Island, Tor
"a. roam mare, Is hands high 5 years old, by
son Of HamDletonian, dam by 1ippo Saip. and said
TO trot i'll 2:45 to the pole; sold to Mr. William M.
25. A bay mare, l5A hands high. s years old. by
Volunteer; Otto Andre, $3.50.
&c. gray mare, 10 a hands high, years old, by
Gray Eagle; dam Blazing star, 10y American Star;
said to rot 235 to the pole; sold to Mr.. JOSIAH Bart
p. A bay dlly, 5 years old. 10 hands nigh by
Rich's Jupiter the sire OF Lady Emma) dam Lady
Murphy, by Rysdyks Hambletonian; bought by
2s. A pay FLY, 1914 hands high, by Messenger
Hambletonan, dam by Rysdyks Aambletonian; 5.
80. A bay nilv . years old. lax hands high, by
Messenger Hambletonlan, dam by Volunteer, great
dam by Welllng's HamOletonian; sold to Mr.. N. Roc
for $500.
80. gray lilly, years DID, 49, hands high, by
Messenger Hamlltonlan dam by Webster's Fiddler;
sold to Judge Fullerton for 5000.
81. bay FLY, years Old 15l hands high, by
Rubcon; dam Messenger-Dlroc mare sold TO Mr..
Richard Goodrich for $500.
Fifteen horses were Withdrawn from the sale by
the proprietor after being Offered and mare had
died since the announcement was priated. This
sale Is to De followed by Others Mt o. Mr.. Tay-
lOrs three farms IN Orange county, The pedlgrees
OF the horses were guaranteed TO be correct.
SEVENTY-FIRST REGIMENT RECEPTION.
The Seventy-first regiment n. c., s. n. Y, last
evening celebrated Washingtons Birthday, as usual
by grand full dress reception at the armory
Broadway, between Thirty fifth and Thirty.sixth