New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-11-28
At LINCOLN CLUB
CRESCENT
THE GARDEN HORSE SALE.
MORE OF THE PALo ALTO THOROUGH
BREEDS SOLD.


Tho closing out sale OF the thoroughbred depart
rnent OF the famous Palo Alto Stock Farm, estao-
ushed by the late Senator Leland Stanford, or can
fornia was the feature OF the Fasig-Tlpton morse
sale at Madison Square Garden yesterday Mrs
Stanford recently decided to discontinue the raising
OF thoroughbreds at Palo Alto. and when superh
tendent Frank Covey came across the continent
last week with the annual consignment of trotting
bred colts for the Garden SALE he brought with MIN
the last of the thoroughbreds at Palo Alto. FORTY
three head passed under the hammer at the |aroeh
last night realizing Sl7l75. an average OF Sin each
Imported Gorge. the black mare that ran thrd 10
Raceland in the Suburban OF 1882 was the PICK OF
the collection. Several breeders wanted her but she
went to Matt" Dryer. a trotting horse trainer
who was said to be acting for Marcus DAILY. Dryer
also purchased Shannon Rose for 1880. and num-
Der OF other mares that sold for lower prices. he
also bought the nineteen-year-old mare fnrl' udnn
OF Gorge Flambeau Faustine and other winners
She brought $2l5
Sidney Paget was one OF the principal buyers.
He bought imported Fairy Rose for $500, and I'M
ported Cornela for ST. 900 Both mares are the dams
of winners.
John F. Gibson's handsome big brown stallion
Grand Simmons 217A, by Simmons, fetched tne
TOP price the trotters sold yese b
trotted six heats below 2:20 in two days at IN, tne
Mneqa meeting on L1g tSs ast S green
Dolly Scott for 1850 Thomas Byrnes, the former
Superintendent of Police picked up one OF lHe pe.
ter Bertous. 2:isH. for $3.50 This horse is cred
tied with trial much faster than his record, or ne IL,
bred by Morris J; Jones the former owner iG OF
Alix 2:O3s4 and his blood lines are almost identl-
cal with those of the queen OF the turf me new
Speedway. The ' total Of yesterdays sales vas SIS
Some OF the sales were
sS.a By By }s 1ss s sy p sS
.Hwa yo0 e' aeG aS9s p Sy Robert Mc
Gregor; W. r Janyer, New-York .;........' oVo
May Williams. by Champion Prince; F. FriedSan ,oo
Dolly Scott ch m isoi BY scott-May Williams.
Donna AIlerton 2isA br: m. by Allerton-RIato. kan
vespeP Bells Dr. I. 1880 by NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
Bells BY Inc Moorr George r. Smith, But aSOd. 1850
by Attorney Thomas Byrnes. New-York. ........ 900
Anheuser, 2@6. b. g.. 1898 by stambou-Prospee, ,.o
Maud W. b. m. 1895. by waterloo-Ramona, by
Cortland Wilkes and Walter w.. b. g., 1872 by
Waterloo-Guinea; by Egbert; J. F. Hhdreth' ooo
Fiam6esu cR 8. 1857 by wilddle-Flrt. BY Her ,oo
poyta BY King Tom: sidney Pagst New-York. 1900
ieuse, by Piebeian sidney Paget New-York. 1000
Imported F1rt b. ml 1850. by Hermit-Romplns
Girl, by wild DayreiI: Matt Dwyer' agent New o.,
imported dS[s@ Sk iss$ Hy j;oRG%y-FiFt by 1000
Charm b. M. 1890 by imported Cheyiot-Fary .o
Rose by Kisber; D: Gideon, New.York LOO
Walter Rollins New-Yoit LOO
Shannon Rose, b. m. 1855 by shannonFairy Rose ,Oo
R6s.b Rs0e ci Matt s Ss by
sruan; Gideon Daly New1York . ,i. GOO
NIT r. H. Potter Jersey 2.1OO
Fidella. b. 1890, by Frood-Fiirt, by Hermit; -
Matt Dwyer. agent Nsw-York =, i,;::i $40
II. Clark. New-Yorl1. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 300