The sun., 1894-04-25
MIELIoNAIRs CLARE BUFs MURAn
The lEoutn.s Cspitanst pavs $3.50 Tor
the Sos OF Director Yesterday.

/ W.
ths son OF Director Yesterday.
There was quite large attendance at Msdi-
son Square Garden yesterday to see the trot-
tsrs from the Indian Hnl stud OF r. s. Veech
and the Glenview Farm which John E Green
Of Kentucky sold yesterday. Many persons
came because they heard that bargains were
to be had. but the great majority OF the
throng we're attracted BY the news that the bay
horse Murst by Director. out Of Lady Morri-
son. 2;27bs, by Volunteer. with an accredited
trial OF 2;17 last season. was to be sold.
| Murst has been the best advertised horse
that has been sold In New York in years. and
there was great curiosity TO see what has been
styled the fastest horse In the world without
. record" Visitors saw . bay horse. scant nf-
| teen hands high. rather light In the bone for a
stock horse. but OF undoubted speed lines. and
they were scarcely prepared for the spirited
bidding which ensued as soon as he was
offered. Mr.. Veech. in speaking about the
horse. said that Murat had never had the
benent OF professional handling, his son Bethel
having trained him and driven him a trial
mile In 2!2o and q repeat In 2:1I. The horse
at the outset was mixed Gaitsd. and hobbies
had to be used to control him. Mr.. Veech
| made the startling announcement that the
purchaser OF the horse could take him and
place him In the hands OF Doble. Starr. Golden.
Turner. Goldsmith or any other trainer whom
he would approve OF. TO be trained for sixty
| dsys. and at the end OF that time the pur-
chaser. II not satisfied. could return the horse
and receive back the purchase money. merely
paying the training bills and the auotioneer's
com mmission. Mr.. Neech to take all the chances
Of death or accident in the mean time Mr..
vile and Nashville Railroad, and the cashier
Of some OF Louisville's soundest financial In
and tse ar c1 tSs Snv
was not twenty feet away from the auctioneers
stand when the kentucky breeder made this
tucky is more respected than the proprietor Of
the Indian Hill stud The horse was not
5 eVidenes @ thS, the the 6dders had Implicit con. .:
% The opening pc ,' bid was | si.0UO. and il was not
long before the limit was raised to $4,000. at
who had heen the. contendinR bidder against
W. A CLARK. the millionaire banker and miner
ownsr GS hs
W: 4. Clark is banker and mine owner Of
Butte. Montana, and is said to be worth S15.-
OOO, 900 He is one OF the Democratic leaders
in the Northwest, and one of the most popular
elected a United states Senator sy the famous
deadlocked Legislature, but the Republican
OF the Montana Constitutional Con vention. and
game within two votes OF an election to the
President of the United Verde Copper Com;
pany. with Offices at 69 William street. and
eH sSPPe 81 e % ss
the turf in the West, and is increasing his
stable Of rioters in way that viii soon place
cults. He has lately purchased a lot on Fifth
avenue and Seyenty.seventh street. and will
the s'Is pacing % Se seIdinr MAJOR @onder. 2Oa. IN
Gin turry's string. and Murat will be sent to
Tennessee at once to be handled by that
tits not generally known that Murat had a
chlal trouble. and that the treatment has been
entirely successful leaving no blemish h behind
easse, s fnV in Which he H win start Mr. ia isrE did
not avail himself OF the sixty.day option oa the
I bSt WSn do SnsSs that way
The next highest priced animal sold yester-
day was also 10 the Neech consignment, the
Naiad, a daughter Of the famous brood mare
oi E0!hE ssaSrd had spssd
recommend MIN. besides very hapdsome
Chief that knew nothing but trot. The Ave-
year-old mare OraniR record 2:22 as three
yeer;old, brought sl.5oo' going to Paul Jones
The highest price NJ, Green obtained for
Of Ppnespts ri sosn ana MI Hattie wSes J. Brown SS o
New York was the purchaser.
been sod thsfe wss aau oerns
including the chestnut mare Clochette. 2:17R,
hy Chester Chief. owned by y; j.. Sshaeht o,
\ summary follows:
PROPERTY OF H. 3. yEEoH INDIAN HILL STOCK
FARM. KESTCCKY.
Nurat b. h. 1851 by Director-LAdy Morrison,
23iba by Volunteers ". A clark Butte. Mon. SIS 75o
Efas 81 . Y Ff.d ds .rt. S.1 5sis by
H Ss}sSa. = s SSaS.iy hS' S.5:a.% ., $40
aStnS OF STAR Pom.ro sT1 N.s York 1ss
AS Hste.f Nathan ssian: s S.% Yors o' 'o 2so
Missils, br N. 1881 by preeLor-Loretts, BY Rys
Rufalst, be; 1891. b. ASie!I5oulnqus BY volun.
tesE; Z l. HsndSstde Ssw f%rs $50
G.OTge Wilkes Randolph Grippen, Scranton. Pa. 200 |
by George Wilkes Paul Jones Sew York -. 1900
Ratio. 4 isyi. 6y Indian hu1-BursAu- by
Riys e. issI 'SSf Sy Indian Hil-f.aey BY 400
dsorge wilkes, ". II NhitshsAd. Roehsstsi,.: 2o6 |
Ha&S stonisni p; l. 'FSmsioy, N.~, ,Yots ,i;'.. los
Rsss SG bdros & tss sy indss Ssr HYdy BY Mes lao
Resans eh &, isOl; BY Indian HI!-L4 Bsis By
Rspisyin, d Z. 1851: b. Indian hil-Camphen
Gy noIntssI s5 Sv fudsp ibo
Volunteer T. Martens. Mount Vernon. Ne"
PUMA. b. IN. 1870 by iinceps-GIbrina b; 0o
. george wikesi II. 5. Denny, Ligoner. Pa,,,.,. $40
hfT ps a.mSrSS ii iSS y MOOT b. o
Resin e. iSvi Hy prnesssi.iIy by Pilot -.
Raplns. D. {, 1891, by PrInesps-BEomids BY Vol
untseTi Z .....;..................... 40
Naiad BY Bsimont; Jas Carpenter; PrOyilsne.. Ie.s
Raid. e.. 1891, BY Sea Bird-Alies EihsLby Jia
R6y@.. L, 1881. o.. Sea BTd;@Indy EsGs.tI
ps5n % AsaspS 1884 s. H.. SlSEssSsh 8SSe.
Requiem. r. /. isgI. ~ Sea bid-iOtA BY Prinn. ~ ~
Re.si., isai. Sy Sea Rird.PssiL by Ham. i'0
RIP s''sTl'S &s sS sI,'I y sRFIaans:,a ia'
Hamlet; y. Fox. city ,;,..,.,.,;,,...,'. 2To
Gsotss wilkes A HIsSk nell city. ~, $50
GSd wing; eh, anS s.; iHsi, ~ hieaTsAta1AiiIy