The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1898-02-17
II PRICES FOR TROTTERS.
HERMITAGE HORsES AVERAGE
EIGHTHUEDRED AND FIVE DOLLARS
A. X. Aivora or Syracuse Pays ee, 900 Tor the
Speedy PAGER Pinnst-SFnreus Dniy Gets
Psnce dc Leoa for 90. BOO-Feur OF 1nin Coita
aeid tor 90. DurJen nays Tosa.

A. X. hiverd or Syracuse Pays oo,o Tor the
Speedy PAGER F~innet-Mnreus Dniy Gets
Psnce dc Lees TOR eS. BOO-Feur OF 1nis Colts
Sole tor s.SlO-roter DurJen Bays Tess.
Quito a number Of high-class harness horses
were offered at Fasig & Co.'s sale in Madison
Square Garden yesterday. and prices took q big
jump upward. The disposal Of the Hermitage
trotters from Tennessee. together with the
PAGER Planet. 2:o4a, and other campaigners of
note, brought out n largo assemblago of we'll
known horsemon from all parts Of tho country.
The Hermitage collection was made up of thirty
orc stations. broodmares, and youngsters, and
they sold for S25 $40. The average, SS1s, is tho
highest for an DUAL number Of trottcrs In one
consignment that has been realized in the mar
ket here or elsewhere for two or three years.
Ponce de Loon, 2:13. was purchased by Ed A.
Upton, representing Marcus DAILY Of Montana,
for $500. Tho horse is a full brother in blood
to Days Prodigal, 2;16. both horses being by
the Same sire, while their dams were full sisters.
Patronage, tho sire OF Alix, 2:o3a, 10 Of the
Same family. George Starr was the principal
bidder against Upton. It was said that he rep
resented tho well.known Canadian horseman
Cyril Laurin of Montreal. who bought the pacing
stallion Gazette. 2:07l4. for 50. 100 lntor in the
day. Four colts by Ponce do Leon wore
sold for $5,410. an average Of 1882.
, SpOi.tNN W buoNh ~ IiillO III @slfSi III
Q. q. Kent Of Cleyeland paying 81. 1900 for the
that the horse will not be campaisned. but will
race only In the matinecs of the Cleveland Dirty
Ing Club; Preston. who made a record OF 2:l3h
n half shi in h 1:oss. Vas sS soIa fSr ST. 8 .l GSSt to 1TFSa1a1s
Murphy, q young tSrfman Of Roslyn; Scott
ply for. his bargain. Tosa, 2:104, tho eleven
year.old dam OF Preston, was purchased by
Peter Duryea for the Stokes stock farm at Lex
ington for So, 900.
Fourteen young ~trottcrs by Bow Bells. 2:19ia.
" an ras a of saai. Belle SIs arc Graus s.ie$ syn BY ma nH
horsemen deemed to be the handsomest %trotter
In the s:I5 list. went to James w; DAILY, the
yespcr Bells for 81, $50. bought the daughter Of
for 5000.
The sale Of $; +. Bailey's great PAGER Planet,
Burke led the handsome son of Bonnie Nc
Gregor into the ring decked out with a white
web bride. and the crowd applauded in antici::
John r. Gentry. 2:OOie. was a bidder until the
$4,000 mark was passed, when Joe Thayer of
had the finish Of the contest to themselves.
The Kentucky, horseman turned away at
he got the horse. Planet was purchased for A.
y. Alvord. the Syracuse horsemnn. who owns
s a:YST 2 and o, Success $50 S:l ons; l Rnifss ESG GbsS;
Planet from his breeder, George Starr. for
$4,000 last summer, and won about 81 1000 on
seven nEsii eu headd ' was es s59. is5, an in av tG = 'O Of
nearly 5000. Summary follows:
CONSIGNMENT OF MAY ovERToN. AGENT. NASH
WILLIE, TENN.
Ponce de Leon. 2:13. blk. g.. 1887. by Pancoast
-Eivira. 2:lsi2. by Cuyler; Marcus DAILY. Ana.
The cariew. a:a7is. blk. M. is6i. by BOW
Bells-R9sy Morn, by Alcantara; DR.. o. H.
Merry A49Sf Peais. b Jersey r.. is o. by Bow Bolls-Ro.y 900
Morn; \ i. Montromsry, agent. Indianapolis ESQ
Morn; ]. Scott Quint,n. Philadelphia. ........ ATS
Rq PiSe h s:a5i ,. by by, n lssi; y Mo 1,s'V WAR. ksses:
Af hsa1L1 sy% s%s.l biz T. G. M issS; y F SaS. d.
tonian; 4, II. Plant, Macon SSCeaf Ca. n4moie' 1900
t%onian-Lulu. by Dorsey's Golddust; John P.
Preston 2 3lPiians a.: q. 1894, by Ponce de Leon 0'o
aTosa, a:isi..'eby Enfield; Thomas Murphy.
B2auItSa; gIii7A9; s.; n; ,sS5; By Bow Bells 80
fi saaaisa. a: ~: H. BY ,sf Bow sy B pGnef R. De T. I Mont.
rene!Is, /. Z: 1885. by Bow B~olis-Tosa a:i0it; wv
by scipio; Peter DuryeH. Lexington. -. 1000
Ewing. By Passenger; g: @ Kent; Cleveland: $500
Thorn; s:2sIa. by Msmbrino Patchen; Sam
r. Gamble a.;d agent hI San s. Fs ran eco w:.id. 900
Beatrix. by Enfield; George Franklin. New.
Tcredoar: 6r. &. 1895. ~ Bow :%Reiis.Tampa.
ling; by Gayier; 4. n; Hamilton Nv Wheeling. 47S
Narada. a:2as4;, b c. 1895. by Bow Bell
agent. Great harrington ......-.:.y~".. 800
Mssy P f,ss,, y B, fnaeld; JAIME. v. DAILY ,,oas
D! I.Is@; ISL! 81 s. by NUM-; y w Sis +: s%isa, bss'
Sas~ood: b. F.G Ridley Ia ns't Grange Ga. eco
L1yengro. b. c. 1895; by Bow Beifs-Edna -.
Hasar. 2;;e0. b, m. 1857. by Nutwood-Hiida
by CTyler; 4; N. Hamilton ;;.....-..... o2o
2:25, by wedgewood; w. II. Achun. Phila.
Red Letter, b. M. 1850. by Nutwooi-Bonn
Doom, BY Aberdeen; A; NJ. Hamilton.Y....Y 2s5
Hi by SpHSie Or a. r. i ls eosb by bS NSI %bsl sab
L% u :. T.: 1922 BY Boy Bells-Fanita' by 90,
ea MsasH~G s:iii Gt' T. B. M M. Ni 1857. by overion's SS0
Candidate; slenova; by Alenanders Bel:
! Wessswe eoi..isi s By bor se; % Gtold dust v.
Abbreviator. aSabi4. b. M. 1871, by Aicantara
..Myra. by Knickerbocker; Cyril Laurin,
montreal Slo
CoNsIGNMENTs OF VARIOUS OWNERS.
Joe Irwin. 2:eln2. b. S.. 1890. by ~Strathmore-
ss Carte p, by s sn, b RHl,; Eugene p; MG Ispas sosD
by Guy wilkes. snutzlein Bros; Manhattan. $40
" Whitley S' by A II; nj isGt Abe sy Johnson 1,l%ns0B BloeE.
LoS y $50. b. s, 1871. by Esotlst-crepon ESQ
BY Princcps' Thomas H.. Tongue. Portland,
D~sirein. By Dictator or cyril II Laurln n.y. '. oA"a a,1so
Ve'per Bells. br. T., 1898. by Advertiser-Beau
tiful Bells. 2;29R. by The Moor; II. II. Barry.
wanda, 2:isia. b. m. 1850. by Piedmont ''0
Unis. by Electioneer: l.. A. Patterson, Car
Planet S:64S.. racinV. b g. 1891. b.; bonnie s'''
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS, by Jersey wilkes; A.
Nelly McCrorv. yy: LIE nnciinas. M, iiSSaa'ib nv 0'o'o
Legal Tender, Jr-Lucy, by Tobe, Jr; III.
simpson. Catbondal a..,....y.... l,4oo
Big Ike. 2:l8i4. pacing, br. g.. 1909. by Bran.
don-Lucy Hilton, by Rather Brooks; James
DAVIS, New YORK, ASo
Hattie T.. 2:2O. pacing, b. M, 1870. ~ Day
Sfar-Fanny, by Vlccroy; c. II. Bowsei. Flor