The herald., 1893-11-09
A SUCCESSFUL SALE.
CALIFORNIA A GOOD MARKET FOR
TH0ROUGHBREDS.
Three Thousand Dollars Paid for a Year
ling--Fashionably Bred Young-
atsrs Bring Good
Prices.

in the saddling paddock at the Bay Dis
trict track yesterday afternoon, says the
San Francisco Chronicle OF Tuesday,
was the most successful ever held In the
state. High prices were paid for fash
ionably bred but untried yearlings. The
star OF the sale was Flint, q yearling by
Flambeau. dam Fairy Rose. by Kisber.
Fairy Rose is the dam OF Racine and
Fairy and is classed as one OF the beat
brood mares in California. f. Eckert
secured Flint for an even 5000. Melton
Thomas, young Englishman Of San
Mateo, paid $3.50 for Cressa, a bay
yearing filiy b. Flambeau, dam Cor
nelia, by Ieoncmy, one OF the greatest
sires in En- slant. Tiha young miss
should devel " INTO ~ race mare II
breeding is aiy criterion. The dam OF
Cornelia has .,lrsady produced Cadmus.
and there ia vary reason to believe
that Cressa will ~ en- he seen in front.
Cy Mulkey b,ughs Headhower, a brown
filly by Flood, dam Rosetta, by Struan,
for $l676. L. J. Rose made several puf
chases and showed a decided leaning
to the progeny Of Peel.
The sale began at IL in the morning.
Twenty-Five yaarlings were sold at an
average Of 1885. Ten 2 and S.year. olds
were also sold. r. +. de b. Lopez pur-
chased Flamey for 5000. She is Cyrus
6lly, and her second dam 10 Amelia, by
the English Salvador.
The following prices were realized:
Flint, by Flambeau-Fairy Rose, to F.
Eckert, $4,000; Outright, by Flambeau-,
Amslis, to F. Eckert, 1926; Umpquan.
by Flam -1lendew, to f. de Ojeda,
$500; Captain Skedance, by Cyrus Get
away, to Cy Mulkey, 5000; Idaho, BY
Cyrus-Laelis, to l.. ]. Rose, $475; Um-
ma, by Cyrus-Riglin, to +. McDermuit,
$500 Umatilla, by Cyrus-Piney Levin,
to Cy Mulkey, 1916; Inyo, by Cs-
rus Precious, to Milton. Thomap.
SS25; Victory, by Cyrus-Petrolcuee,
TO Cy Mulkey. $3.50; Cressa, by Flam
beau. Cornella. to Milton Thomas, $235u;
Phoebe F.. by Eiambeau-P Phobe, by
Griostead, to Pleasanton stock farm.
S460 Piquante, by Flambeaa- Phoebe
Anderson, to Cy Mulkey, $1,000; Vic
toria, by Peel-Aurelia, to L. j. Rose,
$500; Flirtilla, by Peel Fanstine, to
James w. Rea. 5000; Straight Tip, by
Peel Ouida, TO Cy Mulkey, $500; Head.
flower, Dy Flood Rosetta, to Cy Mulkey.
Sl675; Skeona, by Flood-Bessie Hooker,
to Peasanton stock farm, $500: Carl
sade, by Cornelia, to J. j.
O'Neill, $500; Grand. by PeelGer-
hardine, to L. J. Rose, $500; Morton,
by Flam beau Mozelle, to J. j. O'Neiil,
$500; Yreka, by Flood Bridget, to A.
Ottinger, $50; Grotto. by Cyrus-Gsis-
elda, to James Reavey, $3.50.
The 2-year-olds brought the following
prices Gownsman, by Glood- -Goula, to
Pleasanton farm, s3l0; Persica, by
Flood Patilla, to F. de Ojeda, 1920;
Eunice, by Cheviot-Lady Evangeliue, to
Pleasanton stock farm, $500: Strip, by
Shannon Cutaway, to Dan Halliday! >!
$23l; Miss Lewis, by Shannon Fanny
Lewis, to +. F. Mahy, 1920; Matte
Tyson, by Cyrus-Aurelia, to II. de
Ojeda, $3.50; Flamey, by F.ambeau.
Fiam, to r. E. de B. Lopez. 5000; Glee.
by Cheviot- Glendew, to Pleasanton
stock farm, $3.50.
Tnree-year- ar-olds-Floodmore by Flood
Patilla, to P. Webber. $3l0; Experi-
ment, by Cyrus-Mozelle, to F. Eckert.
$500.
Twenty brood mares were also sold,
but as all but three were in foal to trot-
ting stations, only fair average was
obtained. Imported Berna, by Fetter-
lock, in foal to Racine, brought $500.
J.. Naglse Burke was the purchaser.
Richard Fallon paid $400 for Mozelle. a
brown mare, by Monday. The cheapest
and best buy was made by Charley
Roots. He got Miss Gift for $265, al
though he came prepared to pay 1880
for the big daughter Of Wildidle and
Kate Gift. She comes from producing
family, and is almost sure to get speed
and stamina.
The sale clearly demonstrates that as
good prices for thoroughbreds can be
obtained in California az in any part Of
the Union.