New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-11-05
| SIXTH RACE-PURSE $500. MAIDEN TWO.YEAR-
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SALE OF THE DIVERS HORSES.
KINGSTON 10000. HANOVER s15,5oo INSPECTOR

b. $4,000
Hereafter the Dryer Brothers will be two racing
firms instead of Both will remain ON the turf
One firm will be p ]. Dwyer Son, and the other
will be NJ +. Dwyer. The partnership that has ex-
lstod since they began the business of racing, some
twelve years ago, undoubtedly the most famous part
nership In the history Of the American turf was dis
solved yesterday BY mutual consent, and all the
in training owned by them sold by auction
In the saddllng paddock at the Elizabeth race
track special train from jersey City at 10 O'Clock
carried to the course nearly every leading horsoowncr
and trainer in the East, well as several
prominent breeders from Kentucky and Tennessee.
summary Of the stable is given below.
The interest was not exceptional till Hanover was
led into the ring At sight Of this superb stallion the
assembled turfmen applauded vigorously Tho open
ing bid was $1,000, made by Wilton Young, Of the
McGrathiana stud and the figure gradually advanced
till it reached $15,5O0, at which the of HindOO
and Bourbon Belle was knocked down to F. G.
O'Reilly, of the lakewood stud Mr.. O'Relly stated
afterward that Hanover would probably go to Eng
land he had bought him as speculation and felt
that he had found bargain. 1t was whispered d the
same time that the horse was purchased for q Mr.
Pano, of Kentucky.
General Jackson of Belle Meade, secured Inspector
b. for $4,000 and will place him at the head Of his
famous stud.
Kingston was the last horse in the catalogue and
his appearance In the ring was the signal for great
outburst of enthusiasm. The Dryers up TO this time
had remained in the background unheard and unseen.
but now they came TO the door Of the Weighing room
to witness the breaking Of the last link that bound them
together Somebody started the bidding at $780, and
for few moments IL seemed as IL the horse would
he given away at that price, as one was inclined
to heed the appeal Of the auconer At length 10000
was bid, and there was another painful pause The
auctoneer raised his hand and said Last oau!'
Suddenly voice came from the doorway. COLONEL
aid and
standing in a chair, greatly adtated Twenty-Five
thousand dollars" he cried.
"Twenty six !" shouted Jimmy" Mccormick.
.Thirty! I, said NJ. Dryer, and the horse was
knocked down him at $4,000. the price paid for
Galore but few days ago. And Frank McCabe,
trainer for the Dwyer Brothers, stood there beside
Kingston with great big tesrdrops in his eyes. Both
the Dryers had representatives bidding for them.
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