New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-09-04
FROM BROOKDALE FARM.
A FINE LOT OF YEARL1NGS SOLD.
| MANY wELL-KNowN TURFMEN PRESENT
| GIDEON DAILY SECURE A COLT by


| At the sale OF the yearlings from the famous
Brookdae Farm at Red Bank, " j. at the Ameri-
can Horse Exchange last night large crowd of
turfmen and patrons of tho turf assembled honor
by their presence and their bids the great reputation
OF the leading breeding establishment OF the East.
The splendid showing made by the youngsters in
the ring caused OF surprise from the crowd,
ard many bought who went there with such In
tention. Among those present were James r. Keene.
j. b. Haggin. Charles Reed. G. Lee Knapp Colonel
Thomas T. Ochiltree. David Gideon. Matthew Cor
bet; James Galway. John Kelly. Eugene Leigh
John Mackay. Charles Mccoy. G. G. Walbaum
Henry Owens. J. f. Mcdonald. J. P. Korn. August
Clason. Colonel Frank Hail. Andrew Welch. Walter
Rollins. d. T. PulsIfer. Henry Stedeker Colonel F.
c. McIewee, p. H. McCaren Edward Scott. Thomas
Lidgerwood. Herman Mayer. J. p Ferguson, w. c.
DAILY and John Hunter. William Easton auctloned
off the yearlings in his usually effective way. An
Usually large number of women graced the gallery
The bidding was brisk and good prices were realized
on the entire consignment Besides the youngsters
from Colonel w. r. Thompson's Brookdale Stud. lots
were sold for J. Il. Clay. of Kentucky. and W. G.
Armstrong. Of Pennsylvania
The twenty-nne head from Brookdale brought
slsi25. an average OF $685. head The bay colt by
imp. Decentralization brought the largest
price OF the night. $500. He is grandooking
bay colt. with black points. and showed In every
line OF his conformation an embryo stake winner
To most of the expert horsemen he appeared to be
by far the best looking yearlinR sold. After some
sharp bidding Gideon DAILY secured the prize,
j. r. Mcdonald doing the bidding for them. The
colt is half brother TO Arab. Contribution and
Nick. The next highest price-si .i0o-was paid by
j. S. Ferguson for the Uncas -Necromancy colt. a
full brother to Sorcerer Parvenu and Magician.
After the purchase, Colonel Ochiltree named the
Necromancy colt for Mr.. Ferguson. Conjurer was
the name selected. bay hlly by Uncas Michael
mas. full sister OF ST. Michael was bid in by
j. +. Korn. the owner OF 81. Michael. for $500
Some OF the colts in Mr. Clay's lot also caused
warm competition. a bay colt by imp King
Galop-imp Playing Fields. brother to Hurting
ham, brought sl.lO) and Il brother to Eagle Bird
was knocked down at $3.50 Most OF the horses sold
were brothers and sisters 20 winners. and were
pronounced by those who looked them a
psror lot. Seldom has a larger number OF prom
inent horsemen attended sale In this city. and
Mr.. Thompson has to be proud OF the result
OF the sale OF the yearlings from his great Eastern
breeding establishment. Here are the prices real
tied:
Oh T.. by imp. Macaroon. dam imp Abundance >, o-o
Br c.. by ventiator dam BassInet W H. Mcguire
B. e. by i'nca. dam Bitcio,. j. = Ferguson. -. $50
On. e.: BY uncas. dam Cadence; John f. Nc -.
Br {. BY tncas dam cas,niia: August cia'on 80.
en-. e. by rurer,a. Gam imp cycon-. charles
b T. by Tncss' dam imp. Fayonis: $ Ferguson
B. Z. by Kinsllke. dam inye5mofe. by Lexington -.
:. @ Wagner. DAYTON. ohio .....-...-. 5'o
Br. g. by imp. Eo,hen. dam Juie''e: J. :. Fer
b. t. BY Unca.. dam imp Lae,iiIa John Mactay -.
Sacremen,o 30
H. c.. BY ventator dam Majority: O. Waibaum,. to
On: T.. by imp Macaroon. dam MargeD' j. y %,
Dr. T.. by Kinsiks dam Maxim: j. =. Ferguson
r. T. by Unca. cam Michaeimss dam % -.
Michael: J. j. korn Observation-Disclosures. 100
Br c.. by imp Ec;hen dan. Minority; A. Fas1h -
Br t. by KinsIike Dam Mis- na@'c,,, by Icing
ton. 8 q. Wagner Dayton ohio. .......... lf5
u. g. by Uncas dam Necromancy: J. : fTru~n 49,
u. c. by imp. sialwart dam Nina. g n. Mccoy.
Hr O. by imp Aacar'sn dam Sutirawn sister -
COPYRIGHT. 81 .. Coleman. EatCntown. y J. ..... 30
Br. c. by Incha, dam larasOl. ;. q. wagner. bdN- -
Br T. by imp. Eothen dam imp Pauline formerly
Iailencrl: John Nackay Sactam~nn. al ........ 80
- c. by imp e. hen. dam K@trihu'iOn. by imp
Ieamngton: eide IN Day...................... 2''D
u. G.. by kinTlike dam Revolt. 10y Lexington X.
McIirids. Lexington. Ky 80
y. g. by KinEliks. dam Sandoa. by iroguoh: Eu-
Leigh. Lexington. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. I'D
On T.. by uncas. dam Stately; Eugene Leigh. Lex
On T. Iy Kngke dam sronecrop: " H. Mcguire. 30
Br T. by Fayeriac, dam imp Sweet Home oam -
Major Dono and 81. Hubert) q. q. Walbaum. 1850
y. T. by imp Eothcn. dam Trin. by tnca'. j. :. a.
b. g. by imp E,thcn dam Wynndote by imp.
PROPERTY OF J. Il. CLAY.
H. c. by imp King Gnop. dam. imp. Playing
Fields; r. H. Mccaren. 100
H. c. Chance. dam Locust BLOSSOM. Oneck Stable 80
Is. c. By imp. King Gaop dam War Mantle q. o. 49,
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