The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1877-06-12

MALES AND ToALS--THE SALE PuSTPoNEp
UNTIL NOON TOMORROW.
The nth annual sao OF thoroughbred yearlings and
other horses bred by Mr. August Belmont Ut his stud
farm, The Nursery, near Babylon, Long Island, was
to have been held yesterday, but owing ~ the rather
doubtful condition OF the weather Il has been post.
poned until Wednesday, Juno IL. at two!yo NJ. A
small party oi gentlemen lott Hunters Point by the
nine O'Clock tram yesterday morning. and, arriving NJ
Babylon at twenty three minutes TO eleven A. NJ
driven over to Tho Nursery. distance OF about three
miles Mr.. Belmont hts two sons Mr. Perry Belmont,
Mr. August Belmont, Jr; Mr. Purdy Mr witbcrs
ana Mr.. S. s. Rowland were waiting to receive them,
and, IN order 10 pass tue hour intervening
before the sao, tho stud groom opened tho boxes
where tho yearlings we're stabbed and gave the ar
rvaisa chance 70 look at them Among thoso prosen
wcro Captain Conaer, whose services had been
cured ructonccr Mr.. Galway, Ncssrs. gyrncs. Mr.
Brown, trainer for Mr.. r. Loriiiard; Mr. wyndhnm
Wnldron, trainer tor Mr.. &. Lorard; Mr. Jcter Wal.
oron, Nj. Charles lsaid Mr. lsacey ana lew Others
THE yEARLIyIs KgvEwED.
After short consultation with his friends Mr.. Bel
1nay decided 10 postpone the sale until Wcdncs
day Vt noon he concluded that ths limited attcnd-
ance was owing 10 tho statement IN Tho catalogue
which read -"ln case OF bad weather. tho sale Will
take place tho following Wednesday Q3th." In
the morning the weather had rather gloomy
aspect ana there was q slight sprinking Of
rain, sufficient 70 cause query, after reading
the above, ~ to whether me sale would
really take place Captain Conner then announced
that the yearngs would exhibited to those present.
aud Maronile good looking bay colt with white
teet and star ON tho orchead was walked out THIS
was quite lively colt and IS BY kinghshcr. our Of
Maroon, by mp. Glencoe Inc next was Saadin bay
colt Dy klnghsner, cut OF imp SAamis, BY Astcroid,
son Of stockwslL saamis was by Salamanca tpcro
very gamey looking colt with three white icst and =
star or his forehead He 10 by kinghshcr. out OF EIec
" Sy Day e.
Lord Byron. Count 0rsay and CountessD. ny imp
Eclipse, came next and was followed by Baptist.
small but perfectly symmetrical bay colt by imp. Iii
Used. out oil imp BaD.a, ny Kingston. II would DO
hard 10 find better STRAIN OF Llood, as
tue sro is by BrcainIbsne. son Of StocKwcii
out o: Eieraife, ny cnaniiclcor. The OF sse Is
probably owing 10 III health, the Colt Is only just
recovered nom rather severe 81, lines e; Apoayna
by BeAdsan, showing great strength IN tho chest aud
shoulders was then walked out and, presently fol
and blnzcd face. by Kentucky. KinSnshcr or Count
D'Orsay, out Of imp Fiuke diam Of SILK Stocking,
iings we're Pra.c bay colt By King out Of imp
FeIucca, by BuccanceP lslre oil ksberl aud KING
James, bay colt BY Kentucky or kinstsher, OUT Of
imp. Neiic James. BY Dollar. she well known sre oil
many French winners
Tho two year-oid bay colt Eector by K,ngnshcr, out
OF Electra. by Kentucky, was not shown, US he had
been sold ut private sale 70 20 TO Mexico.
ihe thresycar-old chestnut scidiny S'r Alfred. BY
a ns on asaa b os e ssSa
the ioury old bay horse Killarney, brother 70 XIII
care; tne hye-year-old bay horse Matador, by Glad-
aLeur out OF imp. Iron Parcllc, by Kingston tho sx-
ycar-oId gray horse steel Eyes. by Planet out OF Eag
less, by mp. Gcnooc the seven year old chestnut
ing.on, and tho tro,tng geding bohemian,
by Idol tson OF Rysdyk's Hambletonian). OUT OF the
trotting marc Gpsey, werc also shown.
rug BROOD MARES poALa
The party were then invited 10 lunoh by Mt Boil
mont and after satisfying their appcti,cs ana taxing
look At tho sporting pictures ~ the house they were
taken Tor wal. over the farm Mr Belmont nrsL
gave them glance al hts magnificent imp. horse III
Used. by Breadslbane (son OF stock ~ci out Eer.
uire, by ClGnticeerL He is picture OF u horse,
aud bis imncnse shoulders anu cucst wore
much admired. KinghsLcr, whose record IS Too
we'll known TO require comment WAS then walked out
lie has grown into grand looking horse and appeared
AZ KIND aud doclic a. lamb Mr.. Belmont tIcp led
quarters, having large paddock, with roony horse.
lux IN corner tor tho hpcclI acconmod atom OF
Toqce, with a buy Ioai ~ k@snsbar tnns was born
May T. The imp. Nellie James, oy Dollar, waa IN tho
next paddock win ioa BY K!nghshcr, born April "a
looking chestnut lily by III Used trott,ng by her SIDE
The my was born On February IL Walking mo the
more. ! loo looking marc nr' BY King Tom, aud aud
full sister TO Corsnnde Sho had q bay oily ioai by
kinshsher, born February 20 rho next was Bcatrce.
Bcrnlce wa, In tho ncAt PADDOCK but without any OIL.
sprng this year. and then her daughter Electra.
Win hvSiy ioohiue VuJ COLI Wy ~ Atcu, Uotu
10 Woodbine, nno looking mare by Censor, out Of
Ficur do Champs, had handsome bay colt w III
Used, born April aud In the next paddock Lady
Biessington. VINO 10 barren this ycar. Imp. Polenta,
by Mscaroni, had n bay ally, MAY 4, by kingnshor,
and imp. saamis, by Astcrod, w.s accompanied BY
chcstnut colt, born April 20, by III Used. Tue hand
sumo mare, imp. Fleur do Champs, by New
minister, had a bay ny by klnghsher, born
April II. bv ncr sid0, and imp Fgreo dam OF Fiddle.
stick by st0ckwel was followed BY bay my born
April 20, by Kingnsber Tne we-bred marc imp.
Babta, By Kingston had nico looking chestnut hlIy
ny III tsed, born April 10, and imp. Fiukc, BY
wormesiy, was accom- panied by chestnut colt born
April IL, by Ill Used Tho mp. marc Adosnda
by bc saisman (sislcr TO Pero Gomez, winner OF the
81 Leger), had nco looking chestnut ally oal ~ III
Used, born May Is. that was much admired Tho
party also shown Two mars0 belonging 70 Mr. g.
IorIlard, Black slave, by im1. Eclipse, out OF tha
Greek Slave, with chestnut colt foaI by bennington
born IN February, and Columbia BY Rnggoid, viii
above mares nro IN fos 70 III Used