New-York tribune., 1886-05-05

NEARLY 1000 EACH FOR FORrY-sKvEN OF sfSA-
TOR srANfORDs HORSES.
When Senator Stanford shipped 1O4 head OF
trotting stock from his Pao Alto stock farm In CnIor'
mia to this city bs sold at auction borsenen said that
he was taking great risk Tor the market was gntted
with welbrcd stock Six horses including OF the
best ones died way. The market has proved not
to be gutted however, with tho particular kind OF STOCK
that Senator stanford consigned to his auctoneers Peter
{. Kellogg & Co. The sale began yesterday at the
American Institute Building and fory-scven animals
sold SiG 1885, nearly II 900 EACH proving to
he the greatest sale Of undeveopcd trong stock that
has taken place The animals disposed OF were tho
get Of the stallion Eectioncer who already has
twolve trotters the 2O list and Is OF the greatest
sres OF precocous youngsters IN the country being the
OF Mayhower. with record OF 2:2l as woycar-
Old. Hindu Rose 2:199 as three year Old. and many
others that trot young and so fast that Eastern
breeders made dizzy by thinking about II.
There q great deal OF money represented at tie
sale and the majority or those present were there to
buy AS the largo prices rolled the receipts mp into tho
thousands smile passed Senator stanfords face
not simply account OF the money he receiving.
but his system OF breeding 0ters and selection
OF stations and brocdmlrcs was being Justified by the
critical test OF the auction block. Eastern breeders
opened their with astonishment Mt the prices but
they helped to make them high The horses were an
shown slo"ssiae Of Running horses sns;soa They
the best advantage. Among those present
Mass; +. 6. Babcock, uornelIsville General b. T.
Tracy, william b. Powell, OF Powell Brothers. Spring
Sharp. Louisville ". p Blch, b. +. Dutton and James
Golden. of Boston; John :. Clark f. NJ: Fogg Nash.
Philadelphia; Frank Work. Captain Coster; David
Bonner, Nathan strauss. exAderman Hughes. Matthew
Riley. II: c. woodnnt Charles Catrey, Camden, ~ J.;
Barry Blagraye, George sengIe Charles Kerner. Jo9n
MouIton Hamilton Bnsby, ID. b. IIerrngton. j. Lyon
Gardner, GardncPs Island and Carl g Bnrr. -
Morea by Eie tloneer dam Maria Pilot; she brought
S755, Dr. f. C. Fowler. Of Moodus. Conn., being the pur
chaser The hay lilly Winoa, three-year.old, by Eec.
tioner dam Winona by Almont. dam Dolly, the dam OF
Director, 2:l7 was then brought into the ring She
to 81 900 Frank Els VINO was bidding for Frank
Work. and David Bonner being the con;ending bidders
Then by nfties the bidding carried to $3.50, at
which price the lilly knocked down to Mr. Ellis
the same persons doing bidding yearling brother
Harrington. Then the brown fiily fosed 1852, by
EeeOneer, dam Juliet. was knocked down to Brundle
disposed or before the bids reached four fgnres again
twoyearold brown colt by Electioneer dam Adelaide
then brought OUT his price went up to $3.50 W. g.
Chamberlain. OF Cleveland. being the purchaser
There another drop until Brilliant three-year
old hy by Electoneer. dam Bright Eyes was trotted
around the circle Augustus Sharp. OF Louisville.
bought her for $l.10O Tchama, Eecionecr three
ycar-od geding credited with having speeded quarter
barefooed in hlrtyye seconds was quickly ran up to
81. 02J lie Is rather homely colt but showed
quality E. G. Ames. Of, Of BrG9syn' BSSI ana & e1,
got the colt william kockerfeler paid 81 300 FOR the
two-year.od colt by Eeconeer. dam Edith Carr: and
for another colt OF the hy the sire, dam
Nellie Walker. The highest price OF the day was |
$500 Frank Ellis paid IL for fra two-y year-od flly
by Electioneer dam Lilly B. G. W. Preston OF Green
point 425 for yearod colt by Electioneer
dam Rebecca by General Burton. The yearlings as a
by Electioneer dam Consolation by Dictator went to j.
Clark for -. 100 brown colt by Eectoneer. dam
Spritc sold for l500 Another by the same sire, dam
tie Old trotting May Queen, brought ,325 Only
one animal sold as low as $500