The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1888-03-24
CLOSE OF THE HORSE SALE
The Aggregate Amount Taken in DUR
ing The Auction Reaches Over $4,000.
List of the Animals Disposed of Yesterday
and the Amounts Paid for Them-An-
other Sale Next Year.

grained AZ the ready Dldd1ug ana good prices
obtained on those days II do not Know" said
Mr. Woodland last night, when ever had q
better run of prices It is no use to put mp
common breeds. The Indiana buyers want the
best and that is what propose to continue to
give them. Hereafter the sales will be per-
manent feature of Indianapolis business enter
prises, for there is no better city in the world
for the purpose. That has been proved
by two annual sales here, the
Lass of which was as far ahead of the irst as our
Lexington sales are beyond those of this
city. In time, the Indianapolis horse market of
this character will be as great, If not greater.
than that at Lexington. In the latter city be-
gan did here. Little by little the interest
and buyers increased, until I now hold these
semiauuual sales and at the last there were 4 900
buyers from ali parts of the country. For days
every hotel and boarding house was crowded,
and so they will be in Indianapolis. Next March
intend to bring on 500 head and every one OF
them will be OF the best product that can be
found in the horse farms in Kentucky, Indiana
and other States where the breeding is OF high
standard.
It In thought that had the weather remained
pleasant IS it was Monday and Tuesday, the at
tendance of buyers at the stockyards would have
reached 1900 or 2, 600. but day has it been
less than 500. Yesterday the spirited bidding
several stations and colts from an ancestry
Of good trotting record increased largely the ag-
gregate amount realized, which Mr.. Hedges,
the cashier. roughly estimates ut $50, 900. : Sew
eral horses were sold at $500 and less than
$1,000, while three-Lizzie N, Lady Dor and
William v. each brought more than the istter
sum. Such an interest was shown that an On
ward colt eight months old, with parrot jaw,
sold for $500. The sales OF the day closed ont
all but few Of the 200 head offered Theyowere
as follows: s,Ia
SWEET LIPS. owned by R. @. Church, Frankfort,
tender 1853 dam Mary Ellen by Juggler: sold to
v @ Cromwell, Lexington, KY, for SlI5.
ssd foar sa s
Harry O'Fallen. dam Beatrice by Bob Perkins sold
TEIEGRAPH. owned bv X. O. Church bay eelairs
fifteen and one-haf hands high, three years old,
sired By Dictator r dam by John pillaEd whose
Z. III Bailey Indianapolis, for $50
mare, fifteen and threesfourths hands high. four
years old IL sired by King of ElthoTn dam sally
DAISY owned by E. III. Sesslor city, chestnut mare,
16 hands high, ten years old. sired by Blue Bull
ker, LAWRENCE Ind for $3.50
LADY FORREST, owned by Woodland q HARRISON,
sired by Edwin Forrest 234O dam a pacing mare
by Duke of Bourbon sold to V. G. Cromwell, Lex
RESTLESS, owned by Woodland 8 HARRISON, brown
mare, 1874 hands high. five years old, sired by Reg
illus, who has three in 2:30 class, dam Dolly, by
KY. for $40.
FAVOR sO1s. owned by j. Hambrick. jr.. Stamping
guson, dam Hattie. by Honest Al en- 169; sold to
Il: T. Wood, city for $3.50.
MoILTE, owned b. O. R. Proctor, Lexington, KY,
chestnut mare. fifteen and one-half hands high
eight years old, sired by Deys Woodford, dam by
Bald Hornet; sold to VIM. Hardy. city, for $40.
KILGoRE owned by J. O. Woodward. Lexington,
wood, dam Kit, by Diamonds sold TO w. P. Iams,
city, for $40.
SUBSTITUTE. no name Or pedigree given; sold to
MAJOR Wilkes owned by Edge Hill Stock Farm.
6ve years Old sired Sy Young JIM xhose Garnet
has 2:I9l4, Betteray 2:19aa, and Mollie Wilkes
t. & ain oheoshe f elgs $500 ss SOLD
ROBEsPIERRE, owned by Edge Hill Stock Farm,
General Hancock 1165, dam Blossom, by Hiava-
tina, son Of Improved Albion; sold TO J. W. Brown
CHARM. owned by Edge Hill Stock Farm, bay mare,
15aa hands high, nine years old sired BY Person
who had a 2:24 record; sold to F. e. Nash Mime
apos, MINI, for $500. -
SUBSTITUTE. no name or pedigree given. owned By
sfso Hill Stock Farm sod to George HAYS f9r
GREY GOODMAN. owned by Edge Hill Stock Farm.
Years old, sired BY General wilkes whose record
is 2:21sa. dam Catherine by Blue Bull; sold to
LENox, owned By Edge Hill Stock Farm bay colt;
fifteen and quarter hands high, two years DID, sired
by Alecto 254S. dam Lillian, by Ericsson; sold to
J. T. Burford, city, for $3.50.
GREY MOLLIE. owned by Edge Hill Stock Farm,
2:I5ia, Post Boy 223 and Keno 2:23la, dam, By
Paddy Burns; sold to VIM. Baker. Marion county.
LADY BLONDELII owned by Edge Hill Stock Farm,
bay mare fifteen and three-fourths hands, fifteen
years old, sired by Agile Plot, dam by Tom Grow
LILLIAN, owned by Edge Hill Stock Farm, brown
old sired by Ericsson of 2:301a record, dam by
Roach's American Star; sold to s. f. Gray city, for
HENRY L., owned by J. r. Hernly New Castle Ind,
seal brow8 stallion, nine years old, sired BY Cor
nelian 1859 be by f'rinceps. whose Trinket has .
record of 2:14; sold to j. @. Matthews Franklin.
LIZZIE n. owned by Cromwell Plase, dark chestnut
years old sired by Red Wilkes 1749, whose Prince
Wilkes has PIG record, dam Maggie King by
Reeds Almont; sold to G. Clancy, Orange county.
LADY DOT, owned by 2 Psaoosk Rensselaer. Ind.
years old, sired by Hambletonisn spEague, dam
Daisy By HS la fa iE sold to E. Kannei
WILLIAM ". owned by Cromwell Place, black
stallion. I5la hands high. three years old. sired by
William L. 4244, dam by George Wilkes $40: sold
to W. Z. Simmons, Lexington. KY, for 81 $50. S
ONWARD CHIEF, owned by Cromwell Place, four
years old, sired by Onward 1411, dam by AbdalIah
Mambrino 3715; sold to Kalamazoo Farm for
1928.
SARA B., owned by Cromwell Place, bay mare 15la
hands high, fonr years old sired by Harry Scott,
dam by the Duke of Brunswick; sold to .. A. Brown
& Co. for 5000. IS
vINAGRETTE, owned by A. H Kleiser. Erninence,
KY. four years old. sired by Vince. jr., dam by
Lord Wellington; sold to Fort Brothers, Knights
town, Ind for 1870
SUSIE MOORE owned by A. FL. Kieiser bay fly
fifteen and onehaf hands high, two years old sired
by Governor Spotswood dam by Eclipse Golddust;
sold to POWELL Brothers, Franklin Ind for $I2O.
WALTON WILKES, owned by w. d. Long George
town. XIV. bay FLY, two years old, sired by Petos
key 1888, dam by Jim Monroe 835; sold TO FL. w.
Faucet for $3.50.
WILKIE CLAY, owned by R. H. Moore, Centerville
KY. bay stallion, fifteen and one-fourth hands high
three wears old sired by Bour bon Wilkes 2345 dam
by Forrest Clay; sold 60 NJ f. McHafir. for $780,
SAV0SY 1888, owned by n. j. Rover. Mt Carmel
Ky, chestnut stallion, fifteen and fourth hands
high, three years old. sired by Grand Sentinel $50.
who has record of z:271a dam Inverness, by In
dicator whose record Is 2:23 3D. sold to e. N Hiatt.
for $I65.
DR.. HERR, owned By A. NJ Jenkins NobIesvills
Ind, blood bay gelding fifteen and half hands