Daily Republican., 1882-11-07
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NEW York, November G. The second
part of the sale of thoroughbreds, atthe
American Horse Exchange, took place
to. day the stock brought to the hammer
comprising consignments from the sta
bles Of Messrs. Pierre LorillArd, james
X. Keens, Carroll Livingston, r. W.
Cameron and others. There was a very
large company present, inSiudnP
Messrs. George Lorillard; W. l.. Scott
of Erie; Milton Young, of KentnckVVj
d. n. Withers, of New York; +. M,
Hall, of Maryland; G. LittleheId' ol
Jerome Park, and Colonel 8. ID. Bruce
of the Turf, Field and Farm.
The Lorillard's beauties caused Rrea'
composition, and the thirty-two lots re.
allied SIG, 100, being an average OF SoOt
each, The highest priced animals ol
the day were the stations Powhatan,
brother to Parole, which Colonel Bruce
seemed delighted to obtain for Sl525'
The splendid brood mare Rebecca,
foaled in 1876, was knocked down &c
Milton Young for $1,000. OF the year
lings, a magnificent bay colt, toaled on
April 10, went at bargain to Charles
Rand, of New York, at $1,000. AT the
conclusion of the sale the celebrated
sire Rayon Dor, recently bought In
England by Mr.. Scott, Of Erie, Pa
was exhibited by his groom, Mr. Johr
Davis. The horse may be fairly called
a monarch of the turf, as he stands IL
81 hands high and is 6 years old. DC
| is dark chestnuG in color, and hi
coat Olistened in the sunshine like
FURNISHED gold, proving his right 70 th'
title OF Rayop Dor.
The stock sold for Mr.. Lorillard, ant
the prices realized, were as follows:
Brood mares-Felicity, A. II. Hunter
New York, $l75; Hllda j. Walden
Maryland, $3.50; Chignon, B. B. Chouler
New York; $225; Orange Girl, MiltoI
Young, Kentucky, $4O0; Pusey W
Robinson, Brooklyn, $3.50; Nalvina, N
Young, Kentucky, $3.50; Quits, W. L
Scott, Erie, $3.50; Viola, NJ. Young
Kentucky, $500; Mary Constant, W. l.
Scott, Erie, s275; Rebecca, M. Young
Kcntucky, $1,000; Efie Cheatham, j. J
Garter, Tennessee. $3.50; and Enquiries
Mr.. Clark, New Jersey, 4OO.
Stallions-Uncas, j. S. Gordon, Ma
ryland, $ll0O; and PoWhattan, Colone
Bruce, New York, $l325, r,
Horses in training-Quixotte, w
johnson, New York, $3l0; and ltaska
! G. B. Walters, Brooklyn, $500. .
.YsarlingE-Glenlyon bay colt, U
Rand, Brooklny, $1,000; Glenlyon 6a!
colt, j. Donahue, New Jersey, $525
Glenlyon bay colt, A. II. Hunter, New
York, 1915; Glenlyon CHI. colt, j. DAILY
BROOKLYN $21O; GlenlyOn bay colt Z
Rand, Brooklyn, $1,000; ;Glenly0n b. I. j
Little, New York, 5000 ; Glenlyon baI
flly, j. DrlsColl, Long Island, $50
Glenlyon bay Ally, U. Littlefeld, New
York, 1925 Saxon bay colt, j. S. Skep
worth, Maryland, 5000 ; saxon brown
COLT, G. Hoppe, Brooklyn, $3.50 saxol
brown COLI, Crosse, New York, $6@5
Saxon bay colt, j. Gordon, Maryland
S275 Magenta bay filly, j. H. McCor
mick Brooklyn, $42O ; Mocoasin cb
Ally. W. Zabrowski, N. Y. 1856 Grail
Miller ch. Ally, G. Littleneld, New
York, S575.
Mr.. James &. Keene's horses sold q
follows Bushman bay colt, Colone
Bruce, Now York, $500; Cromwell
brown colt, J. B. Walters, Brooklyn
$3.50; General Scott, Reilly g. Co., Brook
iyn, $500; Cortez, bay horse, Il. Mckee
brooklyn, $415; Manhattan, Flanagan
New York, $500. The string of flyer
owned by Carroll Livingston, sold 81
follows: HoSpodar, Mr.. Morn, New
York, $500; Warning Johnson, Brooklyn
5000.
K. W. Cameron stock sold at the fol
lowing figures: oo.
LantelIa, Mr.. Judge, New York, SOB
brown flly, J. Henry, Brooklyn, $250
bay geldiug, ZAbriskie, New York, S@9o
brown gelding, Zaeriskte' New YORK
$215; brown illy, Mr.. Duffy, Boston
$3.50; brown geldlng, Mr.. Duffy, Be ston
$3.50; Betty NJ, M. Young, ESQ., D. r
Purdy, W. Johns, $22O; Tarpauln, d
Walton, S1T5, and Lost Cause, }. Cal
roll, $215.