The New York herald., 1878-11-01
THE GLASGOW STUD SALE.
from the london sportsman. Got 1s.l

(From the london sportsman, Oct 1e.] n
Although tho proceedings which took place at En-
ncld Tuesday ansrnoon may, by courtesy, bo
described as letting, 1t was, 10 all irtents and pur
poses. sale On the death Of the late Lord Glasgow
ho left his stud TO General Peel and Mr. G. Payne,
and consequcn tho deceass of the latter gentle
man few weeks since. the stud was now offered for
public competition. The foals sold absolutely
without any conditions, but aud stations
be hired for lfey with The understanding that
II used tor any other than breeding purposes, tho
purchaser forfeited the animals The sale ring was
IN front Of the house, and many notable patrons
Of the sport clustered around II when
the head oil the Albert Gate arm took his
place on the rostruu, accompanied by his part
ner, Ms. Pain. Tho wessher was delightfully Ans
tho auction began AZ few minutss to two, Mr..
Tattersa prsiacing the Introduction sf the rst mare
tho arena BY tow remarks. Aftsftns frs, four
lots had been sold It intimated that there
reserves upon Of tho other mares. Almost Inn
nediately that strapping marc, tho dam or Prince
George aud Royal George, led up to Tho rostrum
there was bid OF 800 guineas for her, Prince Soty
kon, Mr.. Hume Webster. Sir Robert Peel aud Mr.
Crawiurd all bidding; but she patron Of Manton
secured her for $50 guineas. and doubtless he would
have gone TO higher price, seeing that lhe mare 10
Alexander TOOK the dam OF Gilbert ana Admiral
Byng tor 400 guneas, and then extra lite infused
Into the proceedings BY the introducsion Of FURRY,
VINO mas grown into very shapey brood mare,
aud the composition Tor her was most exciting. Put In
at 800 .gulnoas. AE Chaplin. Mr. Crawfurd. (fr
Robert Peel and Mr. Edward Weatnerby bid so Hp.
Idly tor her possession that she speedily touched
iour figures, and the hammer did not iali iii Mr..
Crawiurd mad bia H. 500 gulncas, which was sns
identical sum he gavo Tor the West Australian mare
who produced Seton, Liverpool and Crox,eth: Mr..
Chaplin purchased Faraway and another Young
Melbourne marc we'll within their value $50
guineas and $40 guinens respectively, tho Bankney
squire a'se giviog $50 guinsas for Patchwork.
1om Bowine mare, tho dam of. Riffs, was
purchased for the Mentmore stud by Mark ham. Lord
the party submitted tor pec0n. This was Lady
Mashain, by Brother TO Straford, out OF Maiu Of
dam OF the Middle Park Plate winner, Peter, wearing
ontwined In hsr headgear strips OF the purple aud
onensnq hid TOR her was GOO runeas but Nth Ma,ar
Barlow. Mr.. Crawiurd ana Mr. Hume Webster con-
tending for her she soon reached longer price than
been obtained tor other FURRY or Sefton's dam,
ana Mr.. Crawiurd had % give 700 gulneas her,
Mr.. ras.ersali dropping his hammer with the nope
that she would breed MIN another Derby winner.
In buying Anonym ma Mr.. Chaplin purchased the only
stockweIi mare In the stud proper. though one OF
,he Emperor's get catalogued in Mr.. Payne's
pous ME Chaplin. and couple Of me
n,a mares Yer. Goaxas %rnnn . 20 JOIN INC ne soncnii
twenty -sioht mstrOns realized no less sum than
II, 800 guineas. splenda average, and certainly
much better than expected IN these du tnes.
The first six sailions led into the fing-roxophoc,
Rapid Rnons. Dfotnsr to RAPID Rhone, Beauvale,
their reservea General Peel. who has leg filled,
was purchased BY Mr. Peel, so tnas the second IN
Blair Atn0Is Darcy VIII nnu good nome. Ftree
Flight goes 10 Hampshire, having been purchased by
Mr. Pain, and Oevsand's home will be lrelanu.
Nuskei, who was, perhaps, the best horse that
carried the cosrs Of Mr. Payne, has grown into =
grand stallion. and could not be bad bargain TO Mr.
Russell at $40 guinsas. Tho foals Of the stud
bered thirteen, and some beauties tnors were among
tnem. the niIy OUT Of Maksshtft was at first put
guneas, but Mr.. Tatersali SAID that rs,her
than take such . Did he would give twonty-1vs
guiueas nimsef and even ualIy Alec purchased
the yonngsier Tor sixty gufheas, and tho Manton
trainer also gave 500 gunsas Tor moe colt ioal by
Spcculum out OF Admiral Byng's dam The thirteen
foais totallsd up $50 guineas but IN connection with
the youngsters II may be mentioned tina. the ily by
Musket out OF Departures dam was ioalec the
3lst OF December, 50 that within low hours OF her
Dir she yearling. Ol the blood stock belong.
ing exclusively 10 Mr. Payne old Pihtaii found
buyer Mr. Alexander for 155 guineas and that gen.
tlenan also 200 Tor her foai by General
Peel the stallion Mako Haste was Knocked down TO
Ar. Steward Tor 800 guineas, and in little over
couple sf houre Mr. 1Edmund'' had got hfough his
task OF breaking up tho Glasgow Stud