New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-09-08
LAMPLTGHrER SOLD FOR 100000.
q. wALBArM THE PUICH ISER-oTTIER FEATURES
OF THE LOR:ILARD sALE-PRICES OBTAINED
ny MIR. EOLIANSpEE.

The sale OF Mr. Iorlards s,d NJ. FollansbNc's
horses Shccphead Dav yesterday hardly reached the
eNpectat OF the friends OF Nancocas. and yet the
prices realized were, with exception. good The
execution was the star the sale. anpl ghtrr and
VIXEN considers the great deIm sSion in financial
circles. the price paid $4,000. Is petty near his fun
value. Ills high class and unqu,~ton'd mort make
him difficult horse ace. o' IN those Of the ha'd
caps In which he eligible tbs fall and in which he
will be entered ycar he i SURE To b" n'adr 'op
weight IL said that this tic reason why there
was S, little competition for hh q. Waliaum getting
him at the fourth bid
Nearly all tho ointment owners and trainers now In
this part county Present at the sale hut
few u them bid the competition being confined almost
solely 70 owners from ouccsie and Guttcnbufg The nrs
hose offered Julin and he was sod to b. f. Lung
CAKE also pur Killer and Vestbnle. Lamp
lighter was No. Z In the catalogue. and when he
led into the ring he soon made The crowd move
back for heels few out In all directions. his groom
having all he could d. " control him. NJ. +. Dwyer
and both moved forward tht aucilo ecr
asked fo "A bid. but they did not take part in the
t;ddDs the colt and be was sold Almost before tho
crowd realized IL. Mr. waliaum did no, bid himself.
but when the BUYERS name asked for he promptly
So, ipcd forward aud said "G Walbaum. The crowd
chcc.od heartily when given and from all
sides came these ,agcr Offer congratulations.
The colt was turned over 70 Green b. Morris.
who will train him. II was said that Mr. Morris was
partncr in the purchase, but DoSh he anu MI WaUablD
dcnicd the story.
Later In tho day offer OF $4,000 made for the
colt but was refused 1t reported that the offer
came from John Huggins, who trained the colt while he
In the RancocaS Stable
NJ. F. Dryers only purchase was The hllv Flrt lie
paid 900 hr Circular Joe Vcntg bought Armi'age
for IS coo. supposed to be acting for Richard
Croker, stood at his side while he was bidding
Vcndig said that the colt would not into NJ. +.
Dwycr's stables Mr. Dryer had purchased Flirt
In his own name chances that when ArmiiaPe
runs he will carry yale blue with goll tarscI."
Cleaning was purchased by her cid trainer, II. MisOn.
WHO should little Guilty in winning her out.
The for the sixteen head from the stable Of Mr..
Lorillad was s7O,250 an average Of 1880.
The three Of Mr.. Follansb"cs brought $500.
Following are the dciai' Of the sale:
PROPERTY Of THE RANCOCAS STABLE.
julien. Dr. g., 4; b. T. Langcake s3,70O.
Kilkenny br. C.. (; T. Welch. 1920.
Lamp ghtcr Dr. c., e. Walbium, 10000
Kildccr b. m, D Il. Il. Langcakc, $4,000.
Yemen CHI. G., 4; J. J. Mccanerty, s3,l0O.
Derarga ch. T., 4; q. L. Smith, eco.
Vcs:lbulc, br. c.. 4; H. T. Lnngcake, 1900.
10; hinvar, CHI. c., 2; j. Adams, 1900
Rama b. c.. .; J. b. Collins $500
IAion b. c.. =; A. O. Weston. ~. 900.
Eubicon, Oh. c.. 2; J. T.. Mcdonald. $500
Flint b. g. 2; NJ +. Dwycr. $j,20O
Golden Valley, br. f.. Q; v. d. Gilpn, $500
Vcnusbrrg b. T., 2; Excelsior Stables 81 200
Nor lcco b. c. >; j. Adams, 81, 600
Curacao ch. c.. 2; w. ii. Barrick $500.
PROPERTY OF j. q. FOLLANSBEE.
Cleaning b. m. @; II. Mason, s7.lo0.
Amtagc b. c.. ?; J. vendig, IS 900.
Ch g. . by Jim Brown-Nellie Collier; Cassus Sloane.
1900