New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-03-01
THE PRICES WE'RE BETTER.
DECIDED IMPROVEMENT AT THE HORSE
SALE
wELL-KNOwN CAMPAIGNERs OFFERED AT TAT.
TEEsALr'S-soME OF THE PRICES
AND BARGAINS.


AND BARGAINS.
There was a noticeable improvement in the tone
Of tho horse marke, yesterday at Tattersails sale
~ trottng took in Madison Square Garden.
Prices remained low enough to afford an abundance
OF bargains bat they were much better than on
the day before when forty-eght animals had been
sold for average OF only s3s. Among the
offerings on the second day of the sale were a
number OF well-known campagners with fast rec
ords.
The handsome bay stallion Saint Vincent looked
like rare bargain at 5000. the sum for whlch NJ
was sold to he agent OF y q. Dantorth' prom
nent trotting-horse breeder. OF Washington IL
The son OF Wilkes Boy has trotted successful "
against some of the best horses ever seen on the
trottlng turf HIS record Of 9:l3i2 was maze III
great race at Independence. Iowa, in 1872 when re
defeated Steve Whipple. 2i2's and iot OF o'ner
good ones Last season he finished second 10 t''
crack young stallion Trevan. In 2IV'+' ~ Fort
Wayre. Ind. with sucn good ones behind MN az
Bush and Heir-at-Law Saint Vincent Is sun
good horse In his class. apparently, but II Is Sa"
that he will now be sent to the stud.
The top price OF the day was reached when
Charles VI Reeds wcknown pole-team. EvanSe-
lrc and Lunc,te appeared the speeding ring. being
hitchcl 70 a one-nan wagon. The PAIR nave won
many blue ribbons IN the show ring at the Ma
tional Horse SHOW in this city. ana Mr. Reed once
drove them 1early eighteen miles WITHIN an hour
over tho road In Western Pennsylvania 1t is said
that they have trotted a mile to poe in 2:l6'..
TIE bidding .arted at $500 and climbed rapidly
upward until 81, 900 was reached. and the auc-
tonecr Knocked them down to Calvin Morris
wealthy coal man from Cleveland. OHIO. Mr. Nor
ris is IN, owner Of Peep ODay. 22l. a fast horse
thai Wa campalgned with great success III 1915
by John Splan ~.
one 81 the best Of the turf horses In the SAFE
was ~" rea- chestnut PAGER SterlirS. 2ll'2 who
IS looked upon by horsemen as being three seconds
faster than his record. and horse that VIII race
week in and week out. from May until November.
He VAS secured al 81. go by " f.. Sturgis OF this
CITY who owns the trottns stallion Chester 2l''.,
and Will 20 once into the training S'ape ,ol
+ ". Noblr AT Fleetwood PARK. TO be prephI"i loi
Tho coming campaiEn MI
Following IRE % tho best prices Ftd!lL'i
yesterday. besides those mentioned;
pe.osa,, 81. br e. 1855. by rIamins Almo1,
4. go lem To, ~ H'm'n'' ''''"'n' II. - $3.50
i'- f.,,, u + r Carol: E,m.r : :.
W"'t .A,'. 80. pacing, hk. -. ISL 10y y I'm. 49,"
t.-' -t's l"'. d"n l;,i} -. ~ - 5o,
dam Pree.,,- by confcdcr-'e chief George f.
H..t,r. fu.lIa y. l--........ = .'.i'-"'
Mid g. -. pacing 81. M. - by FraHk A.
Homer Fiin,-a. y .:...,....... ''P
GA .i7,. n &. 49, hy Bosrbon Vii cam
Kl. U.nJeS,n Is ca@.que. !. 4 M'Hn'r""y.
r,s~ wiAr. 224, gr m 81 Thorn wilkes.
rs dsu Ei-c b. Greenwood. \ b. '.iAn. 400
A. r. 10y Pac''ss ~, M i $500. by 4''I"Fs
c-.-f Prevalence +. 'sAi
rl'-e n- i,ea By Acane. 2si'l. dam Nancy -
leo o., Bark. p. !. Decker. New'o"n' y J.... 40