New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-04-17
DOcK-rA1LED TRoTTERs IN DEMAND.

DOCk-TAlIsED IROl IN Dr"Fh-ND'
HIGH PRICES FOR PARK HORSES AT THE W. D..
GRAND SALE.
nv long odds the best lot Of park horses that New
York buyers have been offered this season were soid
Yesterday at the American Horse Exchange. unner
the management OF w. ID. Grand. There were
twenty-one head OF high-steppers in the cons'gn-
,nent OF NJ H. Tichenor & Co. whose collection
formed the principal attraction OF the sale. Nearly
every one OF these animals was up 70 sho"-r'"s
FORM and as many OF the buyers VINO secureo them
ore nrominent exhibitors at the Eastern horse
shows. The chances are that some OF them VIII De
seen In the show ring at the coming exh'o'''o"s III
New-York Brooklyn and Philadelphia
The attendance yesterday filled the ring ana GAL
Ieries OF the Horse Exchange until standing room
was at a premium. Among those present were
Joseph F. Widener Anthony Drexel, T. D. lagser''
T. De witt Cuyler. Barclay Warourton ana W. H.
F,kins OF Philadelphia: Harry Hamin. OF Bunaio
Prescott Lawrence Newport Perry Tinany AM
Mrs. Tiffany, T. Suffern Taller. Mrs. Taller ana
Miss Taller Dr. ]. r. Green. II. L. Herbert, francis
NJ Ware ]. r. Beard F. ID. Beard. A. D. Nut'ins
Howard Gibb J. r. Townsend. w. K H. Martin'
Reginald w Rives. Marion Story. A. Butler Dun
can. A. W Post H. F. Eldrige. W. n. Dyckman,
f. d. Morgan. W. w. Tucker F. ID. Marshall
Brayton Ives, W. s. Wormser. Randolph Guggen-
he,mer J. G. Marshall. Francis H. Leggett, Wesley
A. Block Charles s. Bates. Jr., and George NJ hoo-
ineon.
Mr. Ives paid the top price OF the sale. Noo Tor
the prospective prize-winner N-Ray. Day morse Oh
fine size and OF the most extravagant hgh-
actors recently seen In NewYork. X-Ray Ike
nearly nil the horses Sold wel-bred rotter that
lacks the extreme speed necessary to make WIN
ner on the turf but his conformation and style are
so perfect that he Is worth about as much money
In the New-York market a. a trotter with record
OF 2:20 or better Richelieu and Vouto. fast.
snowy pair OF brown carriage horses, went to Wes-
tp- It to Cat1 INT n
race last fall trotlng in 2sh pole and that they
can now show a mile in 2:25 or better In double har-
ness One Is by Adrian Wilkes. the sire OF Roy
Wilkes. 2:OGt.. and the other is by Antar, son OF
Almont. Autograph and Photograph two grand
sons OF Onward. the sire Of Beuzeta. 206 sold Tor
81. 30 Mr. Guggenheimer being the buyer They are
a fine park team. chestnuts In color. with speed.
STYLE and extremely high action W. S. Rockefeller.
OF East Orange. bought Ascot and Dover, pair OF
big highly finished park wheelcrs or coach horses.
for 5000
The highest priced pair OF ALL Little Duke. by
Garnet Wilkes. and Holly. by Masterlode. were
knocked down TO A. J. Nutting for $1,000 after some
spirited bidding on the part of the Philadelphia con-
tlngent. Mr.. Nutng bought them to enter In the the
approaching Brooklyn Horse Show and they look 0,
nike p99pS Snnsf hs the fss' e on o %
eether in $40 1t Is claimed and Holly has record
OF OF ' vsrs ha shsn brown eoSs that have
driven leaders to Little Duke and Holly IN four
Fun is by Neatwood. a son of Nutwood. 2lSa. and
FrolIc Is by Alamo. the son OF Almont. Francis II.
Leggett secured one OF the bargains of the eale in
Prime Minister and His Lordship. a pair OF big.
stylish stoutly made bays. II. w. Monroe bought
Ciamecock by Fairy Gift. and Windsor. by
Brougham. two high-gong cobs OF the larger type,
for 600 ,,,
Howard Gibbs wel-known tandem The Devils
Deputy and Ben Boru. were among the horses sold:
Each was knocked down for 900. w. s. Wormser
getting Ben Boru. dock-taed trotter from Coy,
ernor Stanford's Palo Alto farm with a record or
2:3O and The Devils Deputy for whom MT 0ibb
paid g 40 "A year ago. was purchased by w. j. Elias.
CERT and r. De Witt Cuyler. Of Philadelphia H. A.
burden. J. c. Marshall. j. II. Townsend, " r.
The total sum realized for the twenty-eght head In
the Tchenor consignment was $l5.OS5. an average
OF SIS each.