Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1889-03-29
HORSE DEPARTMENT,
The Combination Sale of u. G. Kellogg e.
Co. at New York.

pinutlOn SAFE OF refer y. hellOgg ~ Co.,
held at the American institute building in
New York last week. are in striking con
traSt with prices obtained at the sale of
California stock n few days since. This was
largely due to the difference in the stock.
that at tho recent sale not being so fashion
ably bred nor so good individually. 1t is
questionable whether the extravagant prices
realized for the California bred stock indi-
cate a healthy market. and whether the
prices at the recent sale are not largely the
result Of reaction Robert Bonner, who
has probably paid higher prices for
horses than any man in the United
States, viz: Maud S., $4,000, Rarus,
%3G 600, Dexter, $50 etc. remarked
after the California colt Mascot was struck
oil at S26, 600, that such price for an UNI
tried and undcvelopcd colt did not indicate
a healthy market. On the first days sale
last week 80 head were sold for SOj16 an
average of S174. 10. The only horse that
brought over $500 was the bay stallion
Mariner, eight years old, by Smugger, dam
byGoldsmith's Abdallah, bred 10y II. :. Rus
sell, Milton, Mass. This horse was secured
by Mr. N. J. Sinnot Of Brooklyn for 5000.
The bay stallion Boausifc. Il venrs old
by Hambletonian TO- consigned by W. G..
Baldwin, Ticonderoga, y. y, brought $500.
Beausire was sold 10y the same auctioncer
II years ago for $3.50. However well
bred, stallion that doesn't get speed must
take a back seat
At tne second day S sale tho avora9e was
a., o..a,,,,,,, - 800 "a r,., - l. ~
-" ." ''"90 vi ti'N'""' iH' attraction OF
s s.i7 u',S WIS ln9 Sven y'"r on stallion,
10y ny N-il'"cHS iIIllre sire Oh
guy - ",,n l-.'i' nN M'Ss' hser Duror,
s,.39 , T,'.' .HC famous "reph Mountrln
,'t I.i, ne p'u"I,S Oh 'iI@ notse was qulte
'''' '.'' "T' "oth az; d. -. ,''!u''S ana an
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noo 1 " '''e5i9' ior Foo'
,i,,,--. i ~ =" II" >gi' ~, 't., 'is" prices
."5 ,''o oe.V WIZ" ''i'S naI'
l...'I uniu "uS ) ,n. "i' VI, 10" as *
ii,',,' ',ru9 ~ olu5 "'.'''' ne S.,iIoh
5'iof ~ Stnl3 o-"' sure Oh Miohisht
- I'''ID oinl 'i''' e.''eii''he' lu'i
''"'i,7i I'dUh'ies9 Is uino,G oHs pesu sons OF
ou' ll' Oio'i9 are oiIeh
~, ~ tI'H L'",' VI ""Asi'llaslo!.
',,,,I','', ,- luu "'other 10 laroid
N'ip VI --"''" - ~"o4' : loUal Iailllre as
ere. e.,
,,., So ,5,o iolI'i' Gay sue 30 neg" brought
Steele's consignment, the get of Happy Ne
diam and Npaulct 2:19, IS bend selling for
an average of fraction over 1913 Vt tie
fifth and last days sale IS head sold for an
average of S2Gl.2j each.
Points from Track and Stable Abort Notcd
Flyers.
Mrs. +. J.. Warren has sold 20 j. II. Full
ton, Nashville. Tennessee. The chestnut wear
ling colt Phil Franklin 1880 by Ben Frank
lin, Isl dam Aris.os Maid by Aristos. %
dam Columbia by Columbus 81. Mrs War
rem also sold DR.. William Morrow of Nash
Vile the yearling colt. Abe Franklin 1871 by
Ben, lst dam Lady ABRAHAM by abraham
al, I'd dana Columbia by Columbus 80.
George Hammond of Middcbury has made
the following recent purchases for shipment
to South America: From Charles Sanford
of Orwell. the bay stallion General Arthur
1907 by Waldo S.4, dam by Daniel Lam
bert; from II. L. Cults Of Orwell fine
three year Old son of Ben Franklin, "Rod-
ncy his colt stands lG hands one half
inch hi-h, is 2t black and has the elegance
OF finish and carriage socheracteristic to the
Ben Franklin stock. His dam is u Hamble-
tonlan.
{. L. IdrC bee. MONTANA has uurcho sod