Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-06-19


OF lght-harness STOCK. which have beer
IN vogue at Cicvc and and other western
cities. arc novelty IN the metropolis
: For this very reason the annonncsm n
that The consignment OF r. y. Olcott
offered by Peter G. K.llogg 81 tgcetwoo,
l'nrk yesterday. woiild hc shown IN har
ness under thc watch. attracted larS,
crowd 10 the track at Morrisanla
All. 9 colt. Who is president OF the Cen.
trail Trust Company and very rich
mad has n stock farm at Barnardsv lie
y. j.. on the property formerly owned by
the late George l. Scacy HIS slres Ar,
Lord EJdop, by Mansfield. out Of Kan
tppe. by Rysdyk's Hambletoniau, ana
Athel. brother to the famous Aron. As
Mhet for whom Mr. Olcott paid S2i OK
az auction. is still young horse. none OF
his get are sufficiently matgred 10 sho@
any speed In harness He had three rep
rcsentatiyes in the sale. and, being IN
/ tried. they were not I'm demand Lord
| Eldon, who IS wears old. Is evidently
worthy grandson OF Green Mountain
/ Maid. as the youngsters by him shown at
Fleetwood have great natura' turn OF
speed. The fastest one by public test
Is Cute. hut she has been i'm training for
some time. and has race record of
2.A 1t When driven yesterday. cute
first paced a mile In 2l7 stepping a
half in l,0 T. Later on she
~3s sent To the bali In l:O2 -
! making the second quarter at the
I lightning clip Of 80 IA After this
/ feat the nlly started at 500, and finally
got up 10 1923 the winning bid being
made by V. Il. Strong, proprietor OF
! Clinwood Farm. near Kinston.
VERY PROMISING.
In the opinion OF many critical turfmen,
/ Mrs. 10. a hily OF years, Is more pro-
| missing than her older relatiys. Cute.
| During che fortnight she has been at
/ Fleetwood Mrs. 10 has made numerous
I trips to the half-mlle post. the fastest
/ one timed being 1904 81. When exhibited
/ yesterday. the wonderful FLY reeled off
another half In 1:0j. pacing the second
| quarter at q 200 gait This performance.
together with the good looks and speedy
| conformation Of the nimble young Miss,
| caught the fancy of more than one
wealthy onloOker. and the bidding was
/ spirited from the first The starting price
was $1,000, and from that figure the COM
petition went along hriskly. Even thos
who usually pin their faith TO the trotting
gait were induced to bid. Major Samuel
r Dickinson. Nathan Straus. Andrew
Miller. and J. c. McClenahan taking part
in the financial battle
Finally Il resolved into a duel between
President Miller and A. J. Melch. They
went along at raises OF s1o9. till, at $500
Mr. Miller was done. There was great
applause. ana Mr.. Olcott came in for con-
CALCULATIONS on this compliment 10 his
success as breeder. Mr. Welch, who
is "A bOOkmakcr. as well as dealer in
fine stock. said he acted for Jack Nc
Donald. the running turiman. who sat
beside him while Mrs. JO was sold. II
Is unders TODD that the latter had tele
gram from Anthony II. Brady. wealthy
fancier of Albany. and friend OF Mr..
OlcOtt. authorizing him 10 buy the hlly.
Besides these two gems of the sale,
three others brought over 500 Alpha.
trotting geldug. stepped a mile In
217 II. last half I'm 107 81, and brought
$50. The pacing mare Amelia showed
an evenly-rated half in l:05. and was
added 10 the Academy Hotel Stables of
Baltimore. for 500. +. II. Demarest max
ing the bid.
Soon after. June. another PAGER ( years
old. and did a half in 1904 -, and j. r.
Gibson. who purchased Alpha secured her
at the same price he paid for the trotter.
After Mr. Olcotts consignment was dis
posed Of. Fred Rrowne. who trains at
Fleetwood. sold Highland Lass. a mare
brought 500. her value being affected
by her inability TO stand the sort of
training necessary to race form.
John a. Goldsmith. the well-known
driver. who has been under treatment al
the Presbyterian Hospital for some time.
occupied seat on the clubhouse stOop
during the sale This clever reinsnan
has passed through severe illness. and
is now fast regaining his health. The
fast mare Alar. whom he drove for Mr.
Olcott last year. is now at Fleetwood.
and : Mr.. Goldsmith cen resume his
place in the sulky this season ne will
have her In his stable.
\ SUMMARY:
complete summary of the sale. in
gliding two extra consigunents, is as
follows:
CONSIGNED BY T. y. OLCOTT ROUND
TOP FARM BERNARDsVILLE Nj.
Alpa. b. 6, 1880 by Sorrento Milford
Maid by Kentucky Prince: ]. f.
Gibson, New York city ..............S 90
Amelia 2:2l p. ch. m. 1852, by A.
bert W.-Cecila. by Pasc0ra Hay
ward; Academy Hotel Stables. Bal
tmOre Observation-Disclosures. 600
-. h. g.. 1870. by Athel-lda Belle. by
Major Miller; John Monaghan, Nor
risana New York Observation-Disclosures. 90
Bonny Scotland, b. g.. 1872 by RoDny
Ni.more-ida Belle, by Major Miller;
l.. J. Baumann. New York ety.. so
Ida Bel.e 12:23l b. m. 1850. by Major
Miller-Lady KOnkle. Hctzels Ham
bietonian; }. r. Gibson. New York
city Observation-Disclosures. 10
Cute (s:2i Ia. b. T.. 1891, by Lord IL
DON Wenona. by Jersey Prince; Y.
y. Strong. Kingston. y. Y. ........ ,2225
oh hk Do
Patrean; c. ). Nreeland, Port
Richmond. & l. Observation-Disclosures. 100
-, ch. X. by Palatka-Pepits, by Pa
tric'an; }. f. Gibson. New York
city .,................................." 8
June. b. f., 1851. By Lord Eldon-Im-
preston. by Mambrino Rattler: J.
+. Gibson. New York city .......... go
Baxter b. g.. ls'2. by Lord Eldon-lm-
preston. by Mambrino Rather; ".
Mcdonald. New York city ........... 21l
-, ch. T., 1894. by Palatka- f'lorstta.
bv Milwaukee, J. f. GIBSON, New
Aplk clty Observation-Disclosures. 20
Broadwater, b. g.. 1902. by Lord IL
don-Flcretta, by Milwaukee; Ma .
than Straus. New York city ....... 100
Nictorine b. T., l:9i b. Lord Eldon-
Ethel by Cornelius; George II. HUI
b.r New York city ............... 20
-~--s Li l., ~, bN Ainei-EthVl. by
Cornelius G. II. Chandler. New
YORK city ........................... 80
Mrs. Jc, b. f.. 1888. by Lord Eldcn-
Lulu, by Cornelius \. J. WEIGH
New York city .:....................... 2.,O)
-, b, K. 1874 by Lord Eidon-Lulu
by. Cornelius: j. r. Gibson, New
York city ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 40
Sir Oliver b. g.. 1902 by Antonio
Hans. by Kentucky Prince j. a.
Doolittle. New Haven ................ 10
Cornell, Oh. g.. lSs9. by Aihel-Minnie
O., by Corfielms; c. S. Vreeland.
Port Richmond. s l. ...a.......... 80
Total for - head ..................S.G-
Average per head Observation-Disclosures 35
Ky FREDERICK BOVINE,
FLEETWOOD PARK.
Highland Lass t2;27 III, b. M. 1857,
by Sidney dam by Arthurton; John
Mcclure. New York city ............ 500
BY THOMAS O'CONNELL.
NEW YORK CITY.
Lizzie. b. m, 1889. breeding unknown: