New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-03-07
TROTTERS IN HIGH FAVOR
MORE BIG PRICES AT THE SALE YESTER.
DAY.
THE REST OF THE RosEMEADE STUD DISPOSED
oF-THE EIGHTY>sEvEN HORSES
BROUGHT $685.. 9i5.

For considerable time past 10 has been asserted
by those who insisted that they spoke with authority
the subject that the taste for breeding and buying
trottng horses was the and that. so far as
this country was concerned, the market was In a
hopeless decline. Any one who shared this pcssi-
mlstic view had only to visit the American institute
Building during the last three days and see the great
crowds of buyers, including extremely large num-
Der Of Of less prominence In the world OF
sport, ferccly bidding against one anVher for Mr..
Iamllns and Mr. Roses choice lots, and his fears re-
gardng the future Of tr0tng In America would have
been completely dssipatcd. The men who make
hobby Of buying trottng horsenesh conrivcd on
Wednesday TO expend s1ao,ooo over only half OF
Mr.. Roses Roscmeade stud. Yesterday, spite OF the
wind, scct and snow, they tocd the scratch again
brisk and smiling and bid up with such spirit that
when at 34o p M. the last lot had passed under the
hammer the realized the days sale was
s95,725 for forty fOur lots, or an average OF
1910 81 for each animal. The grand
total nctted for the full stud. less
four lots withdrawn Is .o45 for eighty -scven
horses or of so7e for each head of stock
Had brother 70 Mascot and Dubcc been put up at
auction 1t IS almost certain that another 10000 or
$50 900 would have been added to these figures.
Mr.. Rose delighted with the result Of the sale.
and at its end both he and Peter G. Kellogg. the auc-
uoneer received congratulations on all hands.
al think ought to be happy" said Mr. Rose after
ward. for 1t is by far the best sale ever had" Mr..
with his friends at the end of the days work.
Yesterdays attendance u buyers and breeders
showed scarcely any falling ~ from that Of Wednes
day. The hundreds who present included such
lovers Of the horse Count valcnsn John II. shuts.
J. q. Dams Loo. Bud" Dohle, John splan. f. q.
Babcoch Robert Bonner David Bonner. W. il. WI
son. +. C. stout. Robert steele. Andy" welch. James
Golden. u. :. Henry. W VI. Burgess, A. II. Moore.
C. ~ de Garmcndla. Colonel r. g. stoncr. W. II.
Crawford. ". F.. spicr. j. McNalIy. F. 5. Waters,
Theodore 7. Hnvcni"y or. W. II. Hobart J. Malcolm
Forbes, c. J. llamln. John f. Madden. George Thomp
son and J. g. Davis.
The star lot o. Yesterdays sale Zoraya,
superb black fouryc old mare. by Guy Wilkes
Nclusla Her appearance I'm tho ring attracted gen
cral admiration. ard the bidding which started at
$4,000. was carried hy leaps To $4,000 which wa5
offered by !. C.. stout George +. Stoncr -pondcd
with bid Of $i3.1oo. and at this price Zoraya be
came his property. Robert Bonner created something
Ike panic among other buyers when he made open
!ng bid Of $4,000 for Revere. a beautiful woy caroh
bay hllv by 81 rar-~allc Durbrow Rcvcric last
september trottcd mile in = ~ 81 while year
ing She showed 80.
J. Malcolm Forbes. owner 81 tho sloop Puritan.
A. H. Moore and II. : Henry engaged I'm sharp
corncrcd fight over Selllc MAY. five year Old bay
mare by Elec;ionccr-Lad Ellen. The first bid Wa
:. 800 and Mr.. Forhcs got the for $500.
other lot, sold Nava, bay mare, $3.50. ". H.
HNhifts Nc4.t MpIrfF, rl'p' - H. N'htT, 'pih'
black nlly, II O2j Wilson & Handy, Ruth Flint
chestnut mare 81 Oc5, ". o. sclkrgg; Rosa c.. bay
MARI II $50 Robert steele. Unis. bag mafc, $3.50,
O. NJ Fogg: Victoria hay mare. S3.3.j. W. h. Spiers
wirzle Wagg.c. bay mare. 5000. Charles Roberts
Ycrla santa. bay mare, $50. Mrs. VI. l.. Carhat
Young signal bay mare. $3.50. II. G. Hamilton
Young Josie. chestnut mare. S-OoO, Young a lHtn
away. Xniaude hay mar rl,loo. J"hh II
,,r.y las grdlng by STEAMBOAT Monte Las,
-lluu james Handy 6umho Bag gcl4n-, sl"o"
J. y Palmer. hAF N''iiN- ''.'' o. ,'i"
boni lndy Graves -D.ioD. Dtors' J.. i..,i'n. aici
hard tl--r with Audv W'lch. NV Ncarling colt. hy
Al,.zAr- Chino. -3i-,. ". l.. McMlltn. hAs wear
Ing colt IS AlcAfar-Dimplc. $1,000. r. 4. Powell.
1. J. Nadcuhcr-cr. brown two year 90 MY. hf
-ian.houi- dam unknown. Sl15p. =. y. BY, lay
,carllic nlly. ~ AlcaIar->fn Mates Maid. rll'o
\ Lines. liv velrlinc rlly. ~ Al ahF Laura
Cnr.ii. $4,000. jacob Rupert. hay ycarlre my; b>
STEAMBOAT. bona. - 80. O.. VI. lofg. bay N"ffinS
flly b., ~inn.ioll Ncilc No:roc. s-,lOp. VI. MnipW
l.y ycarl.ns nv. lv ~tamnonl-kaue Harlow 81, ,.
Ti.0lpr. D. Ilny,fur,rI. haF S"nr.h- ri'. ~
-tamioul. nufr ~i-fal. 1850. ". =. Hamilton
lay two year old flly h McA7Ar. ms. -l."'p'
w. r. Iiclf. bag yfifufr colt hY ~taWh'u NtiN -Nf
mold - SO. Powell Eros. brown ycarling nily b'
STEAMBOAT Minnie ''ihr. ZOO. VI. MHrphE, ,
Lot III. a bay ycarllng colt bf >tiinl"nl iehnnn
M.d. was al ir' sold to W. T.. Mcmillan for rl.'V'
The luvcr nficrNad lod-'d an objection to ne sac
on the ground that the colt Was hipr'c. MI hcl1"N.
immediately had the colt led into the rins sr'"nd
time and again of rcd. ultimately a. vent H -. y
Dean Of the Cop0.r Iron Works. Cor -. Loo NnnN
WEIGH who. OH Wednesday bought the Nlly Jeanne ioI
GOO Yesterday sold her 10 John Madden Tor toooo
while LADY Nttlay. VINO on Wednesday Drought
3 1000 ha, been sold hy Wilson & Handy To StOncr
s. Clat fir 1000. To day VIII BE- occupied win ne
disposal II consignment, ~ Count Nacnsin ana ~
salisbury.