New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-05-13
BELLEFLowER SOLD FOR $500
THE KELLOGG SALE.

PARKvIILE FARM-GOoD PRICES AT
THE KELLOGG SALE.
Abou. ninety trotting-bred horses from the Pros
| pect Hill stock farm Of Miller s.o!ey' frahAhn
Penn. were sold Yesterday at auction by Peter =
| Kellogg & co. In Madison Square Garden Ano"e
the animals offered we're thirty having recoFHs OF
2.2o or better the noted BellefoTer. 2l2'.
bs,,g ana Of the lot Bellefower Is famous among
borsernen as the fastest OF the Electlonees-Beau-
tlful BELLS family which has produced so many
sensational colt trottors. and there was some IiVey
bidding for her when Charles Marvin brought the
shapey brown mare into the ring. John H. SHUTS
A. b. Darling ani CARL :. BCrr jr. the latter rep
resent!ng II O. Hayemeyer. all wanted the 'asn-
,onably bred daughter Of Eectloneer FOR breeding
purposes Mr. Burr reached his limit at 21"' ana
Mr. Darling stopped when John II. SHUTS Did
zoo the latter thus getting the prize Of the sale
for his Parkvle FIRM.
Berenower was foalei in 1850 and was bred by
Governor Leland Stanford. OF California. who sold
her 70 ex-Congressman J. c. Sibey. OF Pennsy.-
vania for $500 when she was few months Old
The mare was trained by Charles Marvin and cam
pa!znei By him four years. As a three-year-old
She won the Hartford Purse OF $1,000, trotting in
2lss and as four-year- old she lowered her record
=, 212a. Governor Stanford bought Beautiful
Bells the dam OF Beethoven. for N15. From her
he raised a brood OF young ;rotters that Is the
most remarkable in the history OF horse-oreed!ng
Hin "a Rose, her first foa. the hrst yearlins 70
beat 40 and the first ;hree-year-o1 70 beat I'D
Bell Bird another OF the Electioneer-Beautiful
Bells brood lowered the yearling record 10 2Z1ie in
l@, and AdDen. third champion from the
same dam carried the mark down 70 223 in
lS, which Is stu the best time record for year
ling trotiers Bell Boy. 2l9i. a son OF Beautiful
Bells was sold auction when four years Old for
Il.",, Miller & Sibley in 1859 refused an oner OF
1000 FOR saint Bel. 24I,. the full brother 70 Bell
Boy. Gaines another full brother was sold when
tao years old for $500 70 g J. iiamlin Bow
trlc Bell. other foals from the same sire and dam.
brought from 500 - $1,000 each. Mr.. Shuts vii
breed his $50 broodmare TO Stranger the son ot
besides Beilehower TIE Brooklyn breeder pur-
chased Tempting 2Is; a w. 4snI. by mare re-
belmont. paying 81 90 FOR the vel-brei .ro,ter
Mr. shuts also bought for S;o the ha isome bay
marc Rusenole. 30 by E.ectoneer. out OF Re-
saint Felix. 225i,. a fiy--year-Oid black gelfing
hy saint Bel dam Beuah West. by Abiallah West.
aas sold 70 J. +. Frnnoh. o, Cleveland; for go
lam by thoroughbred Wildidle. went TO g. II. Bar
Low. OF Blngham'on. ior $50. Samuel Johnston.
Boston. bought Niocele. ten.year-od chestnut
Mutt. by Nutwooi. 2lst.. for 81.
Other animals sold during the afternoon ranged
in price from SD 70 80. the choice ones selling
quite well. while The few culls brought next TO
nothing. In the evening number OF matched pairs
90, ROAD and carriage horses were sold FOR good
prices The sale will be continued to-day with con-
and other well-knoNn breeders.
Some high prices were secured AZ the evening sale
feer bought he dock.ialea tfotter Bene -? BY
SAINT PEI f2r 50 and ne ne, ,howy pai5 AAIsel
ana Ian Af s M 81, ssif 5r 5 by sa9' ,d B
Ivy T.. 2Z,ts and Mnet. III by Electioneer
while Exact and Precise pair Of brown geliings
q French coaching blood were sold TO Z. Vancll for
81 90