New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-11-26
GOOD STOCK AT POOR PRICES
TROTERs FOR BREEDING PURPOSES
APPARENTLY NOT IN DEMAND.
ONLY H1GH-C1.Ass ROAD HORSES FOR THE NEW
epHDDwAY AND PROSPECTIVE WINNERS

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epnFpwAY AND PROSPECTIVE WINNERS
ON THE TURF SELL WELL. AT
THE GARDEN AUCTION.
rAs ros,r .ale OF trotting-bred horses was
sumed Yesterday at Madison Square Garden after
the THANKSGIVING intermission. Prices ruled lower
than on any OF tho preceding days. as the offer
ings were largely brood mares and undeveoped
Young stock for which there seems 70 be litte
demand at present Hgh-class road horses that
can hold their own on the now Speedway and pros
pecttve winners on tho turf have brought good
prices throughout the week, but breeding stock.
unless o, the git-edged sort. has sold at big
discount.
Tho trotters and PAGERS belonging TO ex-Corpor-
at,on Counsel William II. Clark were tho principal
attraction at the afternoon sale yesterday. The
KID, little brown pacing gelding, four years OLD.
by Director 2:l7, out of Sapphire by Jay Gould,
and she out Of the noted old-tme trotter Lucy,
21S4. was the star Of tho collection. charles
Thompson drove tho youngster mile In 2;lO last
summer az, training him few months. Inc
Kid is a natural PAGER. going without hopples or
rigging and he seldom makes n break. AS he Is
eligible to tho three-minute class IN next years
campaign there was lively bidding for him. W. II.
SNYDER tho trainer who drove Colonel Lawrence
Kips prze-winning trotters at the Horse SHOW
last week secured tho midget PAGER for $1,000
Mr. Carts weknown show horse. campdgner
and trottinc SIRE Keller 21Sil. by King Rene out
OF Ada Wilkes by George Wilkes. was bargain
at 81, OBS He Is tho sire OF Z. H. Harrimans 1ast
trottcr Onoqua, 2:0Sl4. and Is one OF the hand
soonest. soundest and best big trotting stations in
the country lie was purchased by w. 4. Spier'
tho Glens Falls horseman, who recently paid 10000
for Dlrectum, 2O5i.. It is said that Keeers new
owner will use him as a sire Of park horses.
Caabar, big bay stallion by1euy Wilkes, 2d51-
that was once sold for 10000, according TO report
brought only $50 yesterday. Nearly all Of the
broodrnares IN the Clark collection went for low
prices and some OF them ard their colts were al
most given away. The pacing mare. Scioto Girl.
215il by Ambassador. brought the top .price for
broodnares $50 and her yearlng hlly, by Prod-
gal 2:i6 was good enough 70 fetch $500 ,
Year ,i' ago for s5o5 brought only $50 Yesterday.
Max Gross, OF Berlin. Germany ana SpitS tT..
dav The sale Will be resumed this morning at ~
o'clock with the consignment or r. o. Go 7 t"n;
which includes the crack three-year,old PAGER Icy
Afovra 2:l6H; the troters. Curta 2E5.t IchsIe,I.,
2I6i and Founder 2:22l and the great brooSmsTs
brought $50 yesterday:
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jaw could W H. snyder Parkyille Long Island 1900
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Torery of the enard $50 i1"f by baron Wilkes
Kincora. by Mambcino Patchen: William Runyan. M
P9aaePg qS b. M it62. by wiikc. Boy-Mne-
Gle H.. by Rel wilkes Samuel Martin New 20,
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