The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1876-06-20

SALE OF THE MIDDLE PARK YEAR
LINGS.
From the London Standard,

From the London Standard, June 81
The nrst OF tho annual yearing sales took place at
Middle Park Saturday, Mr. Blenkiron deciding to
dispose Of mis- yearngs three weeks earlier than usual
instead Of following Hampton Court and Gotham. A
nne summcr-lke day indaced large attendance in tho
beautiful Ethan paddocks aud buyers were we'll rep
resented among those round the rossrum and on tho
carriages which surrounded the ring being Prince Bat
thyany, Duke Of Hamilton Lord Falmouth, Sir j. D.
Ashley, Sir G. Chetwynd, General Pearson, Major Bar
low Captain Bastard Captain Cooper, and Messrs Jar
dine, Alexander and Ars:ides, Bataxzi, Gerard,
Houldsworth, c. samuda, Beddington, Grst.on, W. s
Mitchell lnncs SANFORD, X. G Naylor and s. v. Morgan
Among the trainers observed John aud Joseph Daw
son, John Porter John Day. Robert Pick John and
james Nightingale, I. Brown, C. Blanton, Caswen W
ArnuiI, H. woolcots, T. Ansicy, j. Lowe, Clay, W. G.
Stevens and Potter and when Mr. Tattersa took bis
place just after o'clock tho the RIM
very strong one. The first half dozen lots, as
usual slowly, but after tho Pasqun and
Squb had been sent back unsold the bidding became
brisker, and until lot forty-two was reached only ono
animal went under thrcc ngurcs SIR g. Chetwynd
purchased handsome though small sister TO his two
year old vlcteric who third for the EPSON Manor
Stakes Derby day. for 400 xuineas, and lilly by
Kosicrucian, out OF Zenoba tine dam OF Black wRch
went the price to Mr. r.. Peck, after short
competition with Mr. Grctton. The next lot a cOIt
brother TO Ayr coIa). by Victorious out Of Roma and
Mr. Gerard obtained him for 40 guncas Ally by tho
same SIRE out OF Queen Of the North going 10 the
Duke Of Hamilton Tor 100 guincas. The FIRST OF tho
vcspasians was a nice colt out OF Wild Beauty and
Mr.. Taylor got him for $40 guncas and Ally out or
seclusion lHcrmits DAM, rs handsome MS paint
though rather on tho small side, was Knocked down
TO Ansley Tor 400 guncus. useful looking colt
by Victorious, out Of Lord Berncrs dam, fetched
$50 guineas and alter Mr. T. Brown had gwen 10 gum
less for nllv ny the same horse out OF mogepe
Of the cracks were led into the ring SUCCESSION
very good looking ny by Parmcsan. out Of Andcr
ida Tier drst iosI, excited some spirited bidding be-
tween Joseph Dawson and Major Barlow, but the latter
stayed the longest and obtained her for $50 guineas
Another hrst ioaI, colt by Roscrucian out OF Little
Heroine was put in at 200 guncns but Joseph Dawson
said 400 guincas which was capped by the
Duke OF Hamilton offering monkey. Mcssrs Naylor
and Grcton then took the bidding and the colt
eventually secured TO the Kingscierc patron 1000
guincas. Nr. Naylor appeared determined TO have The
colt by sir J. Hawley's old horse, out Of Lady OF the
Forest, and The contest between the Horton squire
and II. woo!cott was sharp ono; but the
L. 800 guincas OF the Bcrkhampton trainer obtained
the colt he Will make his appearance the jacket
OF Sir O. Cnctwynd next season, viii tho next lot,
perhaps. colt by sauniercr, uut OF Flormcls dam.
A buzz Of went round the ring the gen
crafty accepted pick OF the sale was led in, this being
fine outstanding colt by RosicruciaD, out OF Fncssc.
and therefore hail brother 10 Revoke, jesuit and Castle
Wellan. Put IN NJ SOC guincas he rapidly went to
Mr. Grctton and Joseph Dawson went to 800 guincas.
which prce the Bedford Lodge trainer would not
advance TO tue chagn OF those VINO had bet that hs
colt would reach 800 guineas. Abrothcr to Berry
field and Lucy sutton was soon knocked down 10 Mr..
Gerard at $50 guneas, and II did not take long for the
hall sister 10 Ursula by Roscrucan 10 run up 10 $50
gnincas. nj which she was taken BY
a patron OF Ansicy's stable. Tho colt by
Roscrucan and Gamos, who was expected 10
fetch some money, was not up, having met with
cidcnt and tho colt by the SIRE out Of FcncIla
failed 10 find purchaser only i've OF tho next nine
we're Sold tho Duke OF Hamilton buying four Of them
aud he got colt by his old horse Capitsstc out OF
Brown Agnes. one OF tho valuable Agnes blood. very
chcapy at 800 guinens Those sold and few that
not included In tho catalogue viii be offered later
In the season. most probably AZ one or the Newmarket
iumn meetings Altogether the sale must be con-
sdered successful one, the forty lots disposed
hath
the excellent OF nearly 207 gcincas The young
OF Roscrucian materially assisted 10 this end,
and the Of this valuable sire's produce fetched