New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-04-25
TIE VILLAGE FARM SALES.
TEN OF c. ]. & HARRY HAMI-INS TfoTIIN"-DI'r'
PARK HORSES GO FOR $3.50

TEN OF c. J. & HARRY HAMLIN'S TRoTTlNG-bNf'p
PARK HORSES GO FOR $3.50.
Ten trotting-brei park horses from 'he ''""e
Farm of c. j. Harry Hamlin' bu"a,o' W."
sold yesterday at the American horse EN'"'''
for $3.50 an average OF SS2i each treasurer r. vi.
Ware says this Is the best average ever secuie'
for an equal number of high-steppers at auc'oh'
surpassing by nearly 500 per head the average
obtained for the T.. -. Morgan COLLECTION Oh Pdih
horses sold in Madison Square Garden IN 1874
The animals sold yesterday were principally the
yet of the noted trotting stallion Mambrino King
who unites the blood OF the two show-horse sl'eS'
Hers Mambrino Patchen and Alexander Edwin
Forrest and who has been called the handsomest
horse in the world" They were bred Tor 'he race
track but since they failed to develop inc extreme
speed necessary TO win on the trotting tu'l Mt.
Hamlin locked their tails. pulled their names anu
fitted them for the market as high-ac'ng' s'!i's"
carriage horses.
Besides these short-taied high-steppers three
trott!ng roadsters from Village Farm were also in
cuded in the sale. one of the trio was the CHEST
nut geding Hereward. a true son Of the old SNOW
horse Mambrino King and n full broth'r 10 inc
champion long-disance trotting marc Nightingale
(2lOiD. winner OF the $1,000 Charter OAK STAKES al
the Hartford Grand Circuit meeting in 1891. Here
ward was kept as a stallion and used In the stud
up TO 1893 at Village Farm and he has trotted
mile in 2:2S in his work. He is horse OF excep-
tional beauty OF form and H. said 70 be Hodci
road horse. IOhn MctrNr", an uptown "'"i'i' W
cured Hereward for tA35 lie was one OF the p,1I
gains OF tho sale. The other long tailed roadStcrs
were Colonel KIP. a hay geldlng 10y Kentucky Wilks
ami 'Ac mn. a iive-year-oii by Sambrino King
They possess quality and symmetry az wei az a. -"
f dsGorn TO for t2'G i575 ga" were SOU d" pan
OF the hgh-steppers. Cogont and Rainbow. "a a
pair Of perfectly matched sxteen-hand chestnut
ccid!nCv of magnificent substance. style ana al
TS3l ffn vn brought h the c Sp p Sh ,0 are
Mamhrno Kins ont Of the coaching bred mare
Coquctte. It's said they can pull a broughan to-
gcther AZ the rate OF fourteen miles an hour G!au
Gus a nye-ycar-old chestnut rcldlng ol i52 hands
10y Mambrino King out OF PrId.e 10y ilamlln's Al
York Among the Others buyers who secured spee-
mems OF the trottlnE-bred high-steppcrs from VII
treasurer of tho National Trottng Association. and
John shepard. Of Boston. who owns Arab Cl5)
Kc!na Gl''s). Lady Bullion '2l6'.' and many other
Following is a summary Of the sale:
Justice. br g. 1901 10 hands ty Mambr.no King e.,
,'ar['' ny ', h, Nv M,ri,pa
King rriaic. by Iaul'ns Mnon'. r.. J. ID Hou'- 49,,
nr,yn s4ay ir. g. 1871 ia3 hands, by Hans.,,
cI,.fh' ~ Is: aaai,y J. H;asaN- "a
49, ID han1t iny Nambfn' KING c''"c''' o.. -,
cainbtr T. m ISL IL hand, by chaunc,, r.,
Fa'ecnc. hy Mamlfino KiaF. l.. J ro"rr- spring 800.
M ma i,i. i, lands ,, ,eaan-~' nov 49,,
2iG, -,ra.ite,. nv Hamiin.. Nmon'. g.. O. c. 49,.
A,saay. 20 D 49,, 70 hand, D, l'2ni,H IT,, =.
80 rs L.. INA. ~ yt.rIt.o'. Ai,nan,
= MARINE t3 Krn'aehy Primo. "a. l. Terry. o..
las s'' Nna@qa a. M1l By WI. ismfi''"Siaa
s-a,s,'q - rs - = Aaa,, / F,s.r 90"
wiSs' 3sl' g.,h,,.,, Nsa'a' ,i Ie,.,s
KIN K1r r 'ac ~ Hann.a t,a,oai. g. " 2 o..
borne. Newly 80