Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1889-03-15
HORSE DEPARTMENT.


stock in New York.
At Peter c. Kellogg & Co.'S sale of Cali
fornia bred trotting stock held in New York
March I and 8, the prices were the high
est ever realized in this country, exceeding
even the prices obtained at the great Glen
view sale in Kentucky when Panconst and
Nutwood sold for S2S 600 and $22 geo, re-
spectively and the brood mare Reina Veto
ria sold for &1025.
On the first day the average for A. head
consigned by l.. j. Rose the get of STAN
boul, ,. l44, and Alcazar 2.2Ot, of which
number Is were two years old and % one
year old was S2J2G66.
The highest prices paid being S2G, 900 for
the two year old colt Mascot, by STEAMBOAT
out of the great Minnehaha, and $500 for
his full brother one year old Mascot was
bought by Mr.. Marcus DAILY, and goes TO tn,
breeding ranch near Helena: Montana where
Favonia, 2 10 bought from John 5. Clark,
of New Brunswick N. j., for $25 600 now
is, the full brother goes to Mr.. j. II. Shuts
the owner of Pancoast.
The highest price paid for a FLY was
$4,000 for the two year old by STEAMBOAT LIST
dam Astrione by Alcyone, 2d dam Jessie
| Pepper. The next highest was $1,000 for
Nehusta four years old 10y STEAMBOAT LIST
dam Neluska, : 3Ol at two years by Sultan,
ID dam }. Gretchen by Mambrino Pilot,
also bought by Mr. SHUTS. Mr. j. S. Fer
| guson New York city, paid $4,000 for the
| two year old filly by Alca2ar, dam Neluska
above mentioned and S4l00 for yearling
! FLY by STEAMBOAT out of Nellie May by
Electioneer.
The bargain of the day was Del Sur, 9 2il,
by the Moor dam Gretchen, by Mambri-
no Pilot who went to Frank Stevens, Swans
ton Mass, at S40j0. Del Sur is 10 years
old and is the sire of Don Tomas, 2.20.
New England breeders should embrace he
opportunity to get the blood of the Moor
through so good a Representatives as Del
Sur
The second days sale Consia ed of the
consignment of William Corbitt, San Mateo
and two small lots, the property of Hancock
NJ Johnston and c. Valnson. There were
fl head in Mr.. Valensins lot, all but two
the get of his pacing stallion Sidney, 2.104
He is by Santa Claus .. J, out Of Sweet
ness 2214 by Volunteer Two of Sid
neys sons, Adonis and Goldleaf, both
three year olds were the sensational PAGERS
of California last season getting their re
cords in contested races, the former 2;1fi
and the latter 2;15
Two 2-year-old hllics by Sidney sold for
$4,000 each, one to Robert Bonner, the other
to j. II. Shuts
Mr. Corbtt's consignment comprised IS
head the get of Guy Wilkes 2:15t included
three J-year-olds, two 4-ycar-olds three
3-year Odds nine 2-year-olds, and ! / year
lings sold at an average 1864. TO- The
highest price 5000 being paid 10y c. j.
Hamilton of Buffalo for the yeallng son of
Guy Wilkes out of Sable Hayward by Pas
cora Hayward, she being out of Sable the
dam of Sable Wilkes. This youngster be
comes the stable companion of Almont IT.
sire of Belle Hamlin 2:133, Mambrino King
and the famous Chimes of the Beautiful
Bells family
At the combination sale of Messrs. Kel-
logg & Co. to be held March 1S-32, inclu-
Sive, the estate of Edwin Bates of Derby,
Vt, consigns Il head mostly 2year old and
yearlings, The get of Abdal!a Wilkes by
George Wilkes, Fred Wilkes by Red Wilkes
and Nutmont by Nutbourne full brother tc
Nutwood Among the dams OF the colts ii
this consignment are daughters OF Thorn
dale 2:22!, Electioneer, Kentucky Prince
sire of Guy PIP, Abdallah Wilkes, Vol
taire 2:20i knickerJocker and Mambrinc
Hatchen.