New-York tribune., 1891-10-17
ruE GREAT NURSERY SALE.
r.Rpor PRICES FOR THE BELMONT
HORSES
.,e.xps PAID FOE wEANIINGs-vIoLA, VIC
nxY,s DAM, FErcHEs seo.SOo-sT. BLMsE
TO BE SOLD TONIGHT.

= August Belmont heSan yesterday morning al huh'
Ssrt the sale place Of TattersalIs yilliam Esston'
80 and auctioneerl. who had been selected 20 dis
- n all the stations. brood mares, yearlinss ana
rr.nllnrs by public auction. The first day was given
= N the sale of brood-mares and weanlingS. TO
rnt a. Tattersslls' sale repository. Seventhsve ana
rgsxtfh-St. the stations and yesrlings will be sod
rcrtv-eight fashionably bred brood-msrcs, most OF
ann in soal and with weanlngs at the sde were SOFA
..,erday for total of s275, an unprecedented
suu for the number of animals, With the exception
4 the Lord Falmouth sale 1884 this sale was never
.,u-ached The weanlings alone Youngsters that
~ never left their dams since they were born, but
tv months ago. fetched the amazing sum OF SI2'33o
r TeIschman, the Vienna bread man, gave $500
Ar brother OF St. Carlo who is not vet eight months
oN His example followed by Others. and the
most unheard-of prices paid for baby thorough
breds that taking all the chances in consideration,
nav never look through bride. James Rowe
rave - 500 for a fly eight months Old sister Of
81 Charles and IS 400 for one two months younger by
st. Blaise out Of Lady Primrose. Lady Primrose was
sold az the same time 10 General stephen Sanford, OF
Amsterdam. y. Y, for $4,000. The General is the
owner Of imported Kingston, Post Guard and others.
II Is said that he will bid St Biaise, who is TO be
sold this evening and the price at which he Will stop
Is put down at $4,000. He is rich and can stand It,
col. of six months by The II-Used- -Mehallau, went
TO Marcus Daily al 100. Peposterous X. H. All
cock gave So 500 for sister OF the mighty Potomac,
aged eight months and bought her dam. the famous
susoueha1na, in foal to ST. Blaise for $4,000 All
cock by far the heaviest buyer, and he would s'oP
at no price Every one else had to yield to his sp
parently unlimited backing. thin, ascetc-iooAI"e
young man. with dropping blonde mustache' Sa'
beside him during the sale. and took eastbound ba
al Its conclusion. He z. c. Potter s9hih-i"
Of Theodore Havemeyer He lives at WestcheS'e'' or.
has bank at No 80 wsll-st. He Is member Oh hsi s
dozen clubs and is going into breeding on has''
cent scale. 1t was for him that Ancock was oeua|s
James Rcwe bought a humber Of colts anu nil'1 I'M
and II was said that he was acting in the interest
Of August Belmont. jr The old mare Masne'is"i'
who once raced In the coors Of Perry Belmont was
bought in for him at S6,1oo TWO famous A4ies -
Adosinda and Polenta left at the farn as 'nes
are TOO old 10 travel
princess. the dam Of His Highness fetched s14.1oo
Mr. Potter being the buyer. she Is In foal 10 81
plaise. TONGUES the dam Of La Tosca went to Rowe
st s1o5OO. Philip Dwyer bid $4,000 and thought
himself crazy sfterwsrd.
The top of the ladder was reached when Viola, the
dam of Victory WAS knocked down to General San
ford for soO,5Oo. She is in foal to st. Blaise. Her
seven months old hlly by Kingfsher fetched only
q $50 J. T. Williams being the purchaser.
E. c. Potter will be a bidder for ST. Blaise, and he
VIII take some beating. Nobody heard Of a foreign
bidder Yesterday 1t only the East against the
West. and the latter scarcely heard from. Jacob
Ruppert 8 large buyer and noticeable feature Of
The sale the absence OF his rival Mr.. Eret, and
the Ehret contederacy The old buyers Of racehorses
stood sshast when the new element plunged In
and lifted prices out Of sight. Philip Dwyer,
who has bought as many thorOughbreds as any man
In America, voiced tile sentiments OF all when ne
said:
al guess Pu never buy another yearling. Prices
have gone entirely ont Of my reach
vioa's price recalls the fact that at Lord Falmouths
sale four sold for more than 10000
apiece. Wheel Of Fortune and springaway were two
Of them. For the former so7 900 was regarded as
. moderate price.
All estimates on the Belmont sale placed the entire
receipts at about 200 600 The sale is but half
and already exceeds S275 900. At this rate ST. Baise
cannot go for less than S75 600. He ought to be
worth four Violas
The sale was well attended some Of those present
being D. D. wthers, OF BroOkdale; A. F. Walcott,
John A. Morris, and Alfred Hennen Norris Of Morris
Park; wyndham Walden, their trainer ]. E. Mcdonald,
the genius of the betting ring: A. j. Joyner. James
Rowe the starter; Lucicn Appleby, j. B. Haggin, Of
Rancho del Paso; John Mackey, his manager; W.
Lakeland, F. T. Clarke. James Villepigue, Papa
Adolf Nelson. Milton Young, Of the McGrathiana stud
Philip j. Dwyer Foxhan Keene. H. De COurcey
Forbes. president Of the New-York Jockey Club {;
Charles Reed Of the Fairview Stud; Jacob Rupert
The brewer who intends to start big racing stable
Pierre Lonllard master OF Rancocas; John Hugglns'
the Rancocas trainer; Father William Chesterfield
Daly J. n Kittson. James Galway, Of the PreaknesS
stud; David Johnson, John DAILY, partner OF Count
Gideon, of Chateau de Comfort; General Sanford OF
Amsterdam, y. Y; Count Gideon, sage old Green 3.
Morris Charles OK snip Donovan, trimmer OF
Tenny: j. W. Rogers. trainer ior Captain Brown Gen
erl Ritenhouse of Texas: j. Malcolm Ferbes. OF Bos-
ton owner Of the yacht Puritan and the sensational
Nancy Hanks: james Ferguson, the starter; Matt
Byrnes trainer for the Rancho del Pnso Stable; Mr.
Larabe, Of Deer Lodge. Mont. one Of the owners Of
poos (rEr East
dre and samuel E. ROrk. assistant secretary OF the
Coney Island JocEey Club and theatrical manager.
DETAILS OF THE SALE.
AsOsinda dmp), py. asmsa-salamaneSi s1-- bred
Annity, BY NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.; bred 70 The - ooo
SAhTi = slsie ~ tDp tpitoU Young 675
Mareus y 'Dnly al - 14jo
Bsise Perre LSPIiard -. 1900
Be-aeons cjessie). BY Kingasher-BeliOns; bred TO
T. fhe i'll sed T. c. Potter "..'-.. $500
ST. Bse jacob % Rapoert 2ScO
j. B. Haggia iAs $500
81 Blsse Il .s-p J. AZ A h. Morris $500
St Baise j. E NcDoaadH NiIH. o-,,.'~ O.e1 2,oOo
St BISise Marcus $500
sla Malcolm FORBES .O5o
pelisR, By Imp. The III used-imp. Dauntless;
Sr,d 70 81 Bisise; jacob $3.50
5red to The 1d % ed Malcolm Fo6lsp ni 21Oo
TSe ). ,YidS WSers " 'o0ei Dieu " 10OO
. s. hlass !. C. Fo,5eT i'iue'- Dlt- 1890
>. Blalse E. & Potter fe'l..~ D,'4 800
ruIs,. Rs.ss Ec Potter V.'' D,'1 VS. " 1900
n,Usedi J. A. a II Morris OeU " i~e $500
.oelsas slsise T. p aaggn OieO 70 'S 1000
'It.ss "a. Dl Alarl OF imp. Strachino-Flash Of
f,.e en'nAne ofeo 70 ST Bialse Milton Young 600
se.o' 'ia' ~ mp Anstralan--l nm t;ci,sta Ired
70 St Baise W. HeadFe -P' '0''7"Ai "''~ n-o
LsSy A@tsaIet' 5y imp. The Il-lj sad-Tady Rose
t.sS sSry; pS,,6. BIRD to 81 St Bs. Potter O1OO
E~e9 FfliiIose h9 imp The nUsed-Isdy Rose.
os-, bFso &c ST. Bi@ise Genrial steuhsR san.
Lsss 81 Yines.6c;-.i,;,,a 1900
t.sS,d8.s tssS Blsise; 6,on vi =, m NsSSs 1000
xaasd6 saS Ps0 i@U % st. ss clay Wooeord 1000