New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-11-22
MANY FAST TROTTERs SOLD.

TIE FIRST DAY THE SALE
Better stock was offered and better prices were
realized yesterday for the irotters in '" y. fasis
& cos sale IN Madison Square Garden. The at
tendance was even larger than on Wednesday,
when inward OF 300 horsemen ana spectators
were ont Among the animals offered yesterday
were a number Of noted tro;tors with records well
below 200 and such OF them were ut for cam
paigning or road driving sold fairly we'll although
every one IN the lot was probably a bargain at
the price. The four-year-old FLY Nellie A. Z;If
brought the best figures OF the days sale. going
for s. O2i to H. e. Taylor Of Worcester. Mass The
big buxom daughter Of Wilkes Boy has Deen on
the turf ever since she was a yearling. ana she
/ has won up TO date about $1,000 In purses ana
stakes As a yearllng she trotted in 22Sz, and
wor a race a mile and repeat-probably the only
| instance on record of a yearing trot'er Deihg
asked 10 endure this test. As tvo-year-old she
lowered her record 2I9, and at three she cut II
down TO 21G. winning the Nutmeg Stakes at
The features of tn evening sale were Fred Ger
kens crack road team. Little sport and Stone
ridge who sold $1,000 10 Mr. Levy OF LOUIS
Vile KY ana the Canadian mare Wanda 2A's
who went 10 j. c. King OF Montreal, for t''w the
highest price paid for single animal thus lar DUR
/ ing the sale Wanda won the last I'VE races that
she troited in 1886. without making break or los
ing heat She has iroted in 21ll2 in private II Is
said Little Sport and Stoneridge have beaten
every pair that has tackled them in New-York for
years past, and trey won the inter-city cup IN
1895, trotting mile 10 top wagon in 22iii IN race
/ The sale goes on to-day.
Hartford. worth $4,000 This year she trotiel in
2lS al the Buffalo Grand Circuit meeting Scott
Hudson who has driven her for two years past
says the Big fly is sound. and that she will 80 on
and beat 30 next year in good hands lie eN-
pected her to sell for nearly double the sum paid
for her by Mr. Taylor
Kiowa, another young Of fine promise in
Mr. Anglin's consignment. was struck off 10 the
bid Of John Sanford. proprietor OF the Hurricane
stud Amsterdam, y. y, for $500 Her record is
only 22i4, but she has shown 2lG gait in her
not stop her another year. Kiowa is a full sister
to the noted STALLION Constantine, 2l2i2 which was
Angin, who bred all of these noted trotters. used
TO be mkman in texington ky ode ne h OT rrb
This Betty Brown by Mambrino Patchen OUT
Wilkes Boy 324i.. and Two other trotters herself
and her sons and daughters all produced speed
a way that most breeders would deem su,cida,
but with the best results The breeding o. mr..
Wilkes Boy, the son Of Betty Brown. Her dam
Kincor9 Was by Mam6FinS Patcnen he se Vi
by MambTino Tranby, son OF MambTino Patchen
daughrer Of Mambrno Patchen.
Shans ; IN cs Gerrnd Wb 9i2 RoT Re liz az
ABB W w. 2'. i MIN Howard 2s ana Red
Pointer 2lSI. were among the other fast rioters
sold partial list of the horses sold follows
Property Of W. b. Fasie; Cleveland Mia ,. s..-
b. y
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NS Ws. a G. - 1y hober McdTsgoT 4. rayoI
W oS - y. N a. M ISIS by Wilkes Boy dam Kin
cora by Msmbrino Patchen John Sanford Ams'er- ono
Fs9ler ~ o. G.oree il ty. EiyTia Ono:
Hunter .a, NS Ne Fiji gs4g b. N Star $50
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22 ss m lsS by E ~ Ior dam s May
,, F$s;5 & sS s1c ISL r g Aasar dam
'N Fora by $are E. u ar p.5 s.. 5s 1880
p2 l%zlc H. ' by Star A%cai George II ecAo"
I I.popS2iy on OF John f Turner Amber. penn
Ao ~ w nj z' - ga X : Tsor Worceser
v Mess :is. ar No. is sy Georea Wilkes
Nt ,on ' dam Nelly T. Fulton. Iohn Mcclure
H Nry,,1,Sy Of John brady philadelphia Penn
Biy ily 10? by Hinder Wibes dam bos~oi9 by
Sirader's Iiamhetonian; Victor 'asune' Pans -o
Franz o., Frederick citx Ncw-ioik
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HIass , Sy As9. i Ms' iy fo' Medium
''sn ann Mile b. By Nanbfno Gf. George Ii
Ii .oS5r,y Ny Sf Alesander aapici Hoeiiyn
' 2a% r le% BY iarow John German NeT .oo
, YORK ti r., g. lsa4 iy Don Fix iai Belle
'' Wlson BY jm Wilson John Armstrong ho'lrn ooo
ll 9s% r as% sa 9' ,s By H~od' y: '
E Ecs1ti,y 'i OF "a D. SUN Glcnliir
N eiest, S ~ Hers Mambrno AS@aa;
u 5'usJ dy N b. T. ns4 by ranc5 dim Dols BY Ono
Properly q S5 IS"n ano 'S Az ~ MGi6%% dam
5ei~col by ElacEwood jr Thomas Ncc'r'ney 80,
I", q, Thomas Crcenwooi harrington Mas
Wen i..,,y , iis,fy vao. John Mullen chae.-
i ,,,lpS >, Of Jane. O. GRAZ. i. sion:
cap,a.n white 2:l3 ek r. by Sgnlle' WHk~s ai%
HrSner'y Of T Fred Gcrken NV YoIf nm,
I4 5 sPoo ~ g. s. iSs7 w HAPPY Tdoaso
! Irorerty Of James rutler New-York:
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pl iorf inner ais,, sr g. 1891 by Req Wke.
6a.i Mlnn.e Tatchen by MambTino Pn'ch'n: i'n ooo
i rrspsr,y d a' bssi,ic s,he M4lsa on' FL,
by VIDE Awake God Dust J. C. King. Montreal -,
P Ppdoe,, of & Sackhoose. Lexington Ky:
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I ,1d i;'us ~ No Bonner NcvYo,k.
Ill by s,ranger John span Cleveland Ohio 100
A telegram Peter O. kellogg CO.. from
| Leland stanford, announces that the shipment Of
sse Marker e e San on 10 @
| inst They VIII make two stops route and
expected 10 arrive in Ncw-York December /. and be