New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-06-19
GOOD PRICES FOR SPENDTHRIFTS
THY DwYERs GIVE IS, 600 FOR KINGsToNs
YEARLING BROTHER.

Az pathrate Is entirely satisfied with the prices
te,cbed by the thirteen Spendthrf yearlngs which
Mr. Eastop sold at Madison Square Gardeh yesoeruay'
The average was 81 555 the highest Of this seasons
ta,es East or West. Dwyer Brothers bought the
Kananga colt for IS 800 and sent him forthwith to
c,r.vesend IN ioln his two brothers. Kingston ana
Kingstock Bids for this valuable youngstcr started
nj 30 900 and Jumped up rapidly as the apouoneer
could nod from man to another. senator ooorso
Hearst OF California opposed the Dryers 10 so'ooo
limit but firing badly In the homesretch be quit hxo
novice and the Dryers won by long hama al @o'eoU
Nobody knows how much more they would nave paio IL
forced II Senator Hearst really means 10 20 INTO
,h business of racing he doesn't want to stand on
s.,c Thousand dollars and let the good horses slip
through his fingers Having won as they peasco, 'ho
1wvers drew out. The California senator plokeo UP
The neerless antnopc fy for $3eo0 apd thougn.
he had secured bargain. She is the dearest MY eoa
This vear-and the handsomest Joseph Ullman
showed his good judgment by purchasing
tho Phoebe MayAower FLY. She cost nih
q, 600 Mr. Hearst, possibly imagining .na'
here was another Raceland, endeavored 10 roho'o M
Ullman Of his proprty. but the latter aeeilha !" 90
Nearly every prominent horseman In town was d. .ho
sale James Galway master OF Preakncss' was al III
terested spectator. Leonard W. Jerome eha''o'
awhile and went away IN company OF James X. Aecno
who was pleased to the half sister OIL Dutch No
bring so good crice Senator Hearst conferred IN
whispers with ]. b. Haggn and Ben Ali Hsegln' apo
ook quiet tip from George Clarke, another C~lior"
Henry Bathgate here and there anu oVo'
where The southern contingent was rpres'"'o.
by Colonel Frank Hall, T. W. boswell gu"
Oden Bowie, tr Colonel Bradford, OF the q - ~
bought yearling So did Arthur Hunt% VINO
known IN the saddle Mr.. Pelham" The Dryers
were on hand early but retired before the sale, leaving
their interests In the hands Of Mr. Kelly. c. Cor
nehlsen bought the Kapanga colt for them The
Garden full Of trainers and managers Of stables
The Belmont yearlings did not compare favorably
with the spendthnfts and brought much lower prices,
the eight selling for $3.50
II is extremely probable that In future the produce
OF many Kentucky studs will be sold in this city IN
stead OF I'm the Blue Grass State The attendance out
there Is generally scant. the bidding dun and prices
uneatisfactory The high average Of the spendthrfts
cannot but have It's effect on breeders. Following
are the sales:
THE sPENDTHRIYT YEARLIFGs.
BY sPENDTHRIFT
No 1-Bay oeit out OF Kspsnga dam Of Kingston,
KinsstocX and speedwen Bought ty Dryer
No. a"Bsy colt ont Of Maid Of Athol, dam Of ""'~
States Senator from California g. 1900
No. 3-Chestnut colt out Of DCrbt dam OF Stock
ton. Bought 10y j.. Saportas =. 1900
No 4-Day colt out Of Janet dam OF Golden Reel.
Bought by Cal tain Blake ;,u.. a.. A7oo
Carrie @. Bought by w. Lakeland 500
Arthur Hunter GsMf. Pehsm8) -. 500
Ne. 7-Chestnut colt ont Of Longitude. Bought
b. Colsnel ,. II, arsdfsrd