The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1873-07-01
agricultural department.
CONDUCTED BY ALERT crApN6y.
Sairs Of Horses and Coils.

CONDUCTED BY ALERT crApN6y.
Sales of Horses and Colts.
We take from the Country Gentleman
nj the 10Th June. the following accounts
at twv salcs Of tio'iing stock. ouc that Of
(eariiug cults -ntd ~ the Morrill, Nor.
gau Sialiiun Fla. naught, being all that
wrtc raised tie >,a-ou oil 1872, 10y Col.
Russell at iioue Fam. Milton Mass, and
The other, that oi u LOT Ut mixed ages oil
gelding sEilics, Brood mares aud stations
by Edwin Thorne, ut Thorndale, Duchess
County, N. Y.
We did not receive IN season for our
last report Of the sale Of FearEaught
yeaIlIugs by Col. Russell, Home Farm,
Milton, Mass, June 7th. The following
was the result:
Name. Dam. Purchrscc Price.
nroroo, ola =, Virginia. 5 L Dunlop, 81 $50
~, hay passic Vim Burnbam. SIS
Devotion, Gu +, Jersey, Q shaw, 3VU
Diadem, ch C, Black Pearl, Wright LOO
Duplicate, CHI c, Canary, W Burnham, 45O
Deborah, bl f. Darkness, NJ Flatley, 600
Daphne, CHI f. Ruth, II George, 52O
Diana, ch f, Mimi, Q a Shaw, ZOO
bora. CHI f. Nellie Cotton, Wales. ACC
U'rym'd,b l T. Fannie prcwitt,D 5 Wellington, ago
Do ybronk. Oh C, Maud. q A Shaw, $50
Dandy jim, CHI c, Juliet, . Tompkins. ioo
Defiance, CHI E, liambetonia, i Rhodes 1oU
Douglas ch +. yellow Hammer q II Bailey, Lao
Occoy bov q Emmic. Il A Adams, 1900
n;sIsir II = ninrI.. q II BAILEY COS
Average on the Sixteen SsGl.25-Total Sl3'''o
This is QUO Of the most remarkable sales
on record, as it includes the entire iis's
of yearlings sired by Fenrnaqgo' ana
hired hv Col. Russell in 1872. 1t is stat
"a ,ha, Col. r. offered Mr.. Wright, the
un-,hasor OF Diadem at $3.50, an ad-
Vance Of $500 on that animal, but Mr..
w. declined to give up his bargain even
on these tempting terms.
Col Russell writes US to express his
regret that owing to the sale, he is unable
to make any entry in the Breeders
Stakes of 1875, and adds that he has sold
the chestnut FLY Calumet, now two years
old, and entered in the Breeders Stakes
of 1874, to @. a. Shaw, Esq. for So.
500!
The Sale by Mr.. Edwin Thorne, at
Thorndale, june 18th, elected an excel.
en-: attendance, and the general result
although the prices in most cases were
low, aud many Of the individual animals
were decided bargains-showed n con-
siderable Improvement upon the sale Of
1871, at which time 90 head made an
average all through of only $500. The
auctioneer was DR.. Underwood of New.
York. Bidding opened dull, and became
very spirited in only few instances,
though the progress was watched with
uunagging interest and attention from be-
ginning to end by the large crowd who
completely encircled the ring and occu-
pied the adjacent fences and hillside. The
brood mares were first disposed Of, fol-
lowed by the stations, and then by the
roadsters and young stock, with the fol-
lowing result, in the order Of the Cata-
logue:
STATIONS.
Mambrunelo 1855, II Smith, Providence, $500
Crusader, 1869, by Mambrunclo, out of La
dy Patriot, John NJ Newton, Albany, 400
No 3, by Hamlet, 1870, passed.
No4, do. 1871, Mr. Hart, New York, 100
No s. by Mambruncllo, 1871, Mr. Hart, 100
Orphan Boy, by Britain, 1871, Jones,
New York, 2s9
No by Thorndale, 1871, Mr. Bentley, n J, 2lO
Patchen, by Major Low, 1864, G W hose, $40
BROOD MARES.
Daisy, L c Goodwin, Kingston, 1870
Mischief, ii Gilbert, Connecticut, 2l5
Lady Bird w IL Osgood, do, $50
Lady Gay Spanker, j Woman, Orange Co. l65
Wheatonia, by Hamlet, 1866, D Jones, $40
Highland Queen, by Rysdyk's lIambloton-
ian, 1866, Ii Walker, Massachusetts, 500
Bridesmaid, by Rysdyk's IIambletonian,
1851 A IL Gilbert, 1870
Brinckerhof Maid, Boorman Johnston,
New York, $50
Molly Quick, by Rysdyk's Hamblctonian.
1852, David Jones, New York, 1880
Ulster Queen, same sire II Kerner, New
York, $50
Gypsy Queen, G Hitchcock, Connecticut, 400
Heiiess, j l. Richardson, $40
Belle, by Volunteer, Capt Clark, Newburgh, 30j
Lady Hooker, ii D Smith, 205
Flora, l. Q Thompson, Pennsylvania, $50
Primrose, (not on catalogue, passed.
RoADsTERs, FILLIEs AND GELDINGs.
Marc Is ii hands, 1867, William Thorne, GO
Bay geldng IS ga, 1868 0 Murphy, New
York, 800
Sam, Is, 1867, Adrance Poughkeepsie, 800
Bay mare, 10 ga, 1867, o. Murphy, $50
Day Ally, by Thorndale, 1871, NJ Newton, $40
do. by Mambrunello passed.
Katnka, passed.
Bay gclding, by Hamlet, 1868, a II Gilbert, 1876
Fowler, ID Ia, 1865, W Thorne, 3s5
Princess Star, 1870, George Titus, l75
No IL, Is 10, 1868, W ii May, Matteawan, 30j
No II, 10 IA, 1869, Mr. Bentley, 2sO
Bav colt nv Hamlet /, Ii ThOmnsnn DoO
Bay ily, by Thorndale, Mr. Drungers )er-
sey City 800
No lj-lame and not offered.
Average on 81 head, S3l7.9i-Total, Si0,slC
1t will be seen by the above that the
comparison as to prices is greatly in "a
vor of the stock that had the Morgan
strain. 1t may be said that the one wa.
a sale of selected stock, but in answer il
may be said that it comprized tho entire
stock Of that age, and they were raised
by Col. Russell, in 1872, all younger
than the stock offered by Mr.. Thorne, apt
that our readers may more fully under
stand the kind Of stock offered by Mr.
Thorpe, we give the opening of his adver
tisemebt.
PrBLIc SALE or TRoTTIsG Stock AT THORN
pALg.-on the 18th day of June | will sell a
public auction, to the highest bidder, without an
reservation, from thirty to forty head of Trottn
Stock consisting of Stations, Brood Mares, Road
sters, and promising young things, the get G
Rysdyk's Hambletonian. Mambrno Chief, Alex
ander's Abdallah, Volunteer. Hamlet Thorndals
etc.
1t will be seen that this blood of stoc
offered was Of the very best representa-