The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1897-11-28
ALLERTONS AVERAGE 1921.
BIG PRICES FoR TWENTY YOUNG
TROTTERS BT THE CHAMPION SIRE.

stock that has taken place since 1892 occurred
yesterday ut Madison Square Garden, when
twenty young ~trotters and PAGERS by Allerton,
2:o9h, brought $16,415 under tho auctioneor's
hammer. an average OF 1871 each. The animals
made up the entire consignment of c. w. VIII.
liams, Galcsburg, ILL.,, and nearly all of them
were brcd and developed by him.
Williams will DO remembered as tho ex-tele-
graph operator Of Independence, Ia, who Gre
atod such a stir in tho trotting.horse world
about ten years ago. From n couple Of cast.ofr
mares that cost him something like $500 he
raised in one year the great colt Axtcll. 2:12.
that he drove to the worlds record for stall
lions as a thrce.year-old and sold for $lO5, 600,
and tho equally great Allerton, 2:094, who
also lowered the stallion record, and for whom
Williams Is said to have refused an offer of
1926. 900 in 1890.
With the money that he got for Axtell Will.
liams built the famous Independence kite.shaped
track, put up q modern hotel and opera house,
constructed an electric street railway. and set
out to make q city of his native village. When
the panic of 1903 camo along he lost all his
property at Independence. and, taking his horse
Allerton and tho few brood mares that no had
left. went to Galcsburg. ILL.,, where the citizens
built q trotting track for him to manage. The
enterprise proved unsuccessful, and for two or
three years Williams has given all his attention
to raising and training ~trotters by Allerton. In
1896, and again this year. the son Of Jay Bird
stood at the head of the list OF winning sires,
thirty-hye new $50 performe 8 by him entering
the list in these two seasons.
When Williams's consignment passed under
the hammer yesterday the Garuen was hlled
with prominent breeders and turimen from all
over, the United States. and the brisk bidding
ket. The first colt offered was Jeffrey; q two
s S!S5Sl BY o X.t AIIio! g:ls. 3;Ss,i'" Nut Of 81 all G6ss:.
TOR; Orange county; got him for SLIGO bor.1 Then
Sfly1 psi a0 Williams ths ws S. .oGS G tr Eiiore no aSons a
yenr ago, bought Indale, y three.year,old sister
to Jeffrey. for $l,45o. Hindu, a fopr-yyeaE,old
of Mount Kisco for $500. James Butler, the
President of the Driving Club Of New York.
paid the highest price reached, $3,5OO.f for In
tact. -2:l9a, a promising three.year;old Ally.
and Mr.. Butler also bought Clayton. 2:ls4, for
$iI,l5o' An Anne A All tbo 3;lS,4' , for s ss y; tho
lot in the crack four-year.old flly Felisiana,
2:15, who is looked upon as a prospective 2:10
! McClenahan, and James W. DAILY were among
the other buyers Of the Allertons: The average
price Of 1921 per head is said to be the best re-
corded for twenty animals, the get Of one horse.
since 1893. Williams was much pleased on ac-
sS%nt q Fo ohe Sais; f Is a Iist &c Of 'u the best n ssl esp'''A-
CONSIGNMENT OF c. W. WILLIAMS, G~ALEsBURo.
JEFFREY, eh. G., Isss; BY Ss A~.lsrto 3 BY 100
1ndaie. en-. T.. 1874. BY A-iIerton-Elloree by ,.o
! AK. ell; Calvary Morris, Cleve ald. .......... 1,4oo
H. Hsssi. Oh 3. f. 4: b tsSs. Mount ny A''f kisss, I. 2 by 500
H9oysr: 2;s7h2' b 3o C. isS Ms;i 10y Aller Iom.s Ma.
asyttn. s;ies. b. s, 1897. BY Aiierton-Luey ,,,o
Wilton. BY Wilton, James Bu,l,r, New YORK. $500
by stratnmore James Mcnamara. Baldwins' -,
ralfa. $50 ~. CHI. M. 1851. by Aiierion Cyprus,
by strathmore: John H. shuts: New York.. 1000
Anne Allefton, 2:l54, CHI. f., 1898. by Allerton
Edna W. by Brougham; James Butler. 70.
Fe SeM iSrk a::i5.. bH. T.. 1893. by Ailerton.
Naughty. by Baron wilkes; Charles A. go,
b.! ln9 Br Pmbps. s ! Oh. C.. 1894. by Alierton
Isabel. by Belmont; ]. S. Murray. Chester. 40,
f rec9orine. By pirettor; M D. Messenger. mn
John h1p aasssey. s:2Sia. be. 1904 y, AiisItan-
Belle Lewis. by sphinx; E. A. Maboitt. New .,o
fi 1siinda. By Aic;aniara Robert Steel. Phiia. 70,
Sesresor; BY Robert Mcdresor; Robert Steel. -,
HtsSa. a:as. ch. M. 1902, ~ A~ilertoa-PhGbe
Wilkes, by Empire Wilkes; Johann Fieisch- 80,
McAlle.ton. a:ao, pacing, blk. g.. 1892. by Al.
ierton-Mlss McGresor. by Robert McGresor; a.,
Fiorenc. brownie. 2:.4: pacing. CHI. M. iss2,
by by Aleansara' Rob ao
Hannaieen. b. T.. 1873, by Aierton-Abutllon, -.
Hilddrl.th. b. T., 1893. by xlierton-Kathrin by
Alcyone; J. J. CLANCY. Newburg. n f........ 1876
CONSIGNMENT OF J. C. SMITH. NEW
Bird All, rton. 2:2el2. oh; m. 1889. ~ Allerton
Bird. by Mambrino Royal; John Il. Shuts. 100.
New York SS2s
CONSIGNMENT OF R. G. HART. LAPEERs. MICH.
Monteo, 2:24lo. b. s.. 1887, by Montgomery
Minnie s. by Pasacas; C. c. Conlin. Walden.
Contention S;,e1;Ii CHI. 2, 1893. by uitin:ham-Mooiiy; 'N'
D., by Goidenbow; Jeremiah Murphy. New -.
York Sse
CONSIGNMENT OF II. b. COMBS. NEW YORK.
M Toad E.. S;nS' f p2 ST. stei lSsS; ?, joan oalifG Il. shS Sss.
New e4ot
CONSIGNMENT OF JOHN E. TURNER AMPLE, PA
N,ano. 2:l7t. pacing. b. m. lsgi, by Damo-
Miss Freeman. by sedgwlck Clarkson Bros,
Hf R-YsseI Lazy; y''' A.. Ri %a .SS s. by e aspRS
washington; Robert Steel. Philadelphia. 4oC
CONSIGNMENT OF W. NJ. V. HOFFMAN,, NEW YORK
Tommy Hearst. a:se. b. g.. 1924. by Garnet
Bynum, Red Bank. N $685.
CONSIGNMENT OF WALNUT GROVE FARM. GLEN
COVE, L. /.
Graymont. gr. e., 1899. by Paschal's Almont
~Boy-Grey Jenny. by Fisherman; J. w. Bus .,
Blue Bird. a:s7i4. pacing. D. m. 1891 by blue
Bull. Jr.-sarah. by Goludusti W.. $. Miller.
Springfield. Mass 2lt
CONSIGNMENT OF HON. So. HUGH J. GRANT. NEW
E~sI;ty; By Prin';cps;w W. c. HeihdricEso". belle o.,
III 'uu, -. go 80 Do'
Estella Sprague, b. m. 1888, by Rockafeller's
Independence Kate SPrague. by Governor
SpraRue; j. +. Rogers, Gravesend. l.. l......... 27(
CONSIGNMENT OF T. l.. WAGNER, NEW YORK.
Cornelius NJ, 2:20i4. b. g., 1885, by Comedian
Polly sexton. by Blue Bull; Fred Deitz.
new ''"''''''''''' ~Sf
CONSIGNMENT OF f. 8. WELLS. JERSEY CITY.
Publication. br. r., 1893. by Onward-Eiia
Louise, by Louis Napoleon; jeremiah Muir.
ply, New YORK ~sS'
CONSIGNMENT OF A. J. HAws. YOUNGSTOWN. PA
Qie Allen. 2:09S4. b. g., 1870, by Champion
Meuium-LGdy Raw, n. by Raw, nswood; AL
bert Nose Wen q, Austria. ........... ....... $4,000
Daisy Wilson, 2:l2i4, pacing, b. m, lesl, by
Baron Posey, dam by Daniel Lambert; d. ID. ~,
Demarest. Boston. $3.50. oEc
Baron Rosey. b. M, 1850. by Baron Posey. dam
unknown; y. NJ. Klotz. Brooklyn, ........:.. 22t
AngeluS, 2:ls4. oh. e., 1891, by Whltby-Win'
nifred, by Brennan; Thomas McLaren. New
AlhAmbra. p;0Sa.. pacing. bl, g, 1891. by -.
Legal Tender, Jr.; +. l.. Clark. Providence. 1st
Eutwood. 2:27a, br. e., 1871. ny klnS NUT
~wood-Lady NJ, by Almont; bard Palhier' .o
Trii6y, br. e., iS68. by onward-Eilen Prewitt.
by Ashland Chief: W. G. Osborn. New York. BIC
Total for 81 head. h29.o+5; average, per head
e4BB; grand total % iaysl for $50 head, Slho.olo
grand average per head, S4O3.
4 - 4 WNnRlAm