The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-06-15
TuoRouGugRrDs ny AUCTION
Yc.tcrday's Sale from Henry y. Smiths Farm
-KIngs mud Qucens OF the Turf

Tho Fashion Stud Farm, near Trenton
n. J.. was throngcd yesterday by sporting men
and admirers Of horschcsh. attending the Soc
ond annual salc Of ycarlngs. The county fair
grounds never looked gayer. In every sort Of
vehicle from skeleton to a carryal or butcher
cart came New Workers.. PhiladclphiHns. and
couutrymcn. Among them moved vendors of
nuts and fruits, cigars and fans Outside. upon
the turnpike. II thrrc-card monte man piled his
uncertain vocation with small results. Mr..
Henry n. Smith. tho proprietor. clatcd with the
success of his project, led the way among the
stalls. proudly exhibiting the horscncsh upon
which half million OF his money has been tx
pended. Under "a great tent in u field Of wav-
ing clover. free lunch OF the choicest edblcs
and drinks generously supplied. was spread
Col. Sam Hatch. the au tonerr, WINS in his live
lest mood. lie called orthe MINES and rccitrd
the ieats OF the great stations ana brood naros
rs they wgr" brought upon the track and "N,
hihitod. These were Jay Gould. with record
of 2.2l e; Gen. Knox. the sire OF some Ol the
wOst promising horses on the turf; G"n
WASHINGTON. the famous three -year-old: Tat
tier with n record of PIG Gossip. sired hy Tat
Tier; and Nusicinn ont of the dam of Bonnrr's
Music or the famous queens Of the turf whose
home il on the farm. all were shown Except
Goldsmith Maid. now out West. Lady Thorn.
whose record is 2.ls. .. now IN iDal today Gould.
won loud applause nS shr pruhrd m,twrp tlc
rows " spo tators. Lu'v now IN foal To wash
IN
the same sire. Brllc StrickMnd. record 2:2i ;
Western Girl. 2 27; Lady HAYES VINO beat
American Stlr - wagon in 81 AMI mas u
splendid colt Ivy Jay Gould. al were put to their
gait Flora May. Jay Goud's fuvorite horse.
0nr Of Commodore Vnndcrhilts choice mares.
ran the gauntlet. and wore startled 10y tho mp
plausc their appearance brought forth. Eight
fthesc horses cost Mr. Smith sl9lOOO.
"Gcnflcmou." said Col Hat u. I'VE will now
h"sin the snle-hut first. all take "a lemonade
with me. | am 50 thirsty l can't speak the
Mr.. G. II. Leavitt II Flust ing. md ]. p. Oil
bert the old trainer. took charge of the yoarliu -
as they were run into the ring viii h hat b" "a
laid out ~ tn" place OF sale. Col sam Hat ~
loudly cNtollrd tho gait and blood and looks ol
thclulc thorousnhr'ds. Around him gathered
country: Georgr B Alley of New York the IA
nous first owner ~ Dexter: L. 6. Kelley Of
NV York. James =. Bach and W. l.. P,et of
NV York. john l,w'ial and Chnrles laf.rty
of Philadelphia. tie Howe brythcrs. and Mr.
stockton Of Princeton, and Me--rs. sharpl'y
and Ricgel the wealthy dry goods men 81 fhiia-
Cuit. No. I. a hay ont of Western Girl by Jay
Gould, went TO Henry McCahil. OF New York
~. ,. hay colt foelcd June 20 1916. by. Ja
! Could ont II Flora May, went TO- senator VIII
/ liam Sverthornr. ~ Hnnf"riou. for tl}5.
No. 3. bay colt. hv Jay could out Of Clara :.
feaied April II. $50 went 10 W. +. Osborn %
/ Gould out II Lady Hayes was sod TO Cnarc,
! Lam rty of Philadelphia iur 500.
cr XIV (, NC nut ,o q, IadS Watsn. sI - Eay
mnnd H. Perry Of Rhode Island Iof 900.
William H1rani IF Trrn,5n for $3.50
~. T. a chestnut cot 10, jay G.t,i. ont o
/ Bel. STRICKLAND. f'u,l Jun ., ls7f. won't To- {
/ II Middleton ol phladclrhiu. t.rs lj.
The iiili"~ attracted N. most hdi'ur. ~.
ON of ~ Burns by Jgy "e ,nl ~ sod t.
! ". /. Osborn of AnSunIa. Conn bought "a lp