The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-12-19
SALE OF BONNER'S HORSES.
WILL BE PUT UP AT AUCTION AT
THE GARDEN NEXT FEBRUART.

whose Record to HiRh-wheel sulky
Has Never Been Beaton by Trotter,
VIII be soid--somethinR About Bumps.
The Colonial Trust Company. acting as tenn
parary Illustrator OF the estate OF the late
Robert Bonner announces the sale OF practi-
cnlly all the trotters belonging to the we'll
known New York horseman at Madison Square
Garden next February. Arrangements bad
been nearly completed for disposinR OF the AMI
mails at Peter G. keloRgs annual auction
last November but legal complications arose
and postponement was necessary. Kellogg.
who was a long time friend OF Bonner. will
hold no sale In time to accommodate the
plans OF tho administrators and so the horses
have been consigned to the sale OF the Fasig-
linton Company. which is scheduled for Feb.
1917. or the nifty or more trotting-brcd
horsea owned by Mr.. Bonner. Maud g.. 2:OSk.
alone Is to be reserved. The former queen OF
the turf is 20 years old and she will linda
home at the Westchester farm. near Tarry-
town, as long as she lives.
The most noted Of tho horses TO be sold Ia
! Sunol, 2;0Sk. the first trotter to beat tho
record OF Maud i. md the last Of the many
TURF champions purchased by Mr. bonner
sasa n p 81 snSs 20
sSSa q ssR III : sSd ss Int Y:
career, sunol made her record, Of 3:0sS IN
use. Should the big mare regain her ed
sssys s% biz Ss ' HsES h' sfsG sssS
3.s Peter ss tho e5ss ; 2St1 n SSs
way Tor new champion; o 9 IN p,'G I
fashioned hlsh wheel vehicle. AiI. 2:o3N;
other stars Of later days have tried 70 equal tho
EE11ysn failed I'd; ia every attempt Mr. Bonner paid
Among the other noted trotters included ip
ns Ta the Big Si, fsdss pysy ps4
pew sB%sdxsy He cos. $40, 4 aSs,,Sn n;
and most mo- perisct road horses in the country:
He has pulled a wagon at 2;oo set. and
Hh years. ss'sad he H. sRS; %Ss
ss IN ,, down s&
ions s: :; ,s r os;ssss i r,s.,o Ss
sunol beat AIteis record a quarter OF a sec.
ond. Within week the Iowa colt came back
S wP ss % ssms in Day 22 o q T,5 h on y c1d
San sspG, tart 10 the sea, h Re
2:lOh. To this day no trotter has eQualled the
three. year old record OF .sunoi 70 high, wheel
sulky. There Is enpected 70 be lively bidding
Mr., Bonner's fsvorite road mare. Eltrida.
tionper. Ia another trotter that should excite
lively speculation among the men who make
EVER q
YORK horseman and has shown wonderful speed
the reed Sn The SG mart at
fraled In 1870. Oil Curry brought her out az o
ihrse:year-old: aud AZ pIttsbure she forced
aapshieI Of chlnss Other fast ONE,
aS7 on 'H H. rse ysa 'fE Tusf DON In
26Ia o oa. Of f ss sy aN dS@
tTo,,ns mare that got Answer. 2:I4S: Ri.
ere q sfs Maud az g. 1l and Foay
2;27H, the great young tro,ter that was beaten
f The sudden death 81 e K. q. BilnSss great
PAGER. Bumps, 2:03., at Memphis last satur.
4ss 1asps ss st. Rgl.s
Known ssSs than ,m so was a nGmd
The KY FAX s:r IL
PAGERS on the road at that time and he
d!d nothing notable; MT when BiIli1sss
ss rsSd~ay Clean %s'i healing hobsr, J., g:ois,
and every other harness horse that started
s% Il So ass' s%"' Ti
| auenty drove him On one occasion he paced
quarter Of %iIs in OIL acsGS,dn sod 70
a ,Sa soon after his PER,
H. 6G eat The record
Billings shipped him direct from Kentucky
70 New York Tor aPo,her tilt with Robert J.
| Hpptpl defeat u.t When he pOpularly IL
posed TO be lnvincIble. With the fleet. beautL-
tal little brown !H IN mare d., PPsfe ay7 ~ DE H. H.
70 his nrst brush. Beating him, 80 decisiy'lS
that the friends Of Bumps were led to believe
PAGERS never met again. BHmpss attsrward
62SHyeT PACED SuHr,e5 on .he snsed W in
baby S eaten by ' p"riel many Rors re mem
sun believe he was the tastes; hor, horse
stamina. He made a record Of 200. e
il 1901 at the farm Of Col. re. sionsr
out Of Queen Ethel. ~. Strnthmore. eranddam
! Princess Ethel. by Volunteer In appearance
n ,so
was anything but handsome whom rugged with
the checking appliance which he usually car
Lively Bouts between Amateurs at tho
broadway A. 4.
The amateurs had an inning at tho Broadway
A. c. last night. The Lexington A. G. held the
boards ard the organization brought out an az
gregation of boxers seldom seen at u show OF this
| caliher, Every bout was full OF ginger and
Kept larEecrowd In feryor OF excitement.
| viii be decided Tomorrow night In tho ll5.
| pound class ELK men were over weight On
| the promise they would scale the proper weight
Tomorrow night they were allowed to compete.
| Summaries:
105 POUND CLASS.
| First BOUT. Leddy, St. bartholomew A. c., beat
G. hughes, New West sldo 4, O.. in one round:
| Mack Murray. Now York. In three rounds.
| Third bout-H Cassell. Pastime A. g., made J.
McCabe. Pastime A. G., quit in two rounds. Fourth
bout, Stone, Avona A, C.. beat =. Bruins, Pastme
A C.. the Judges disSureetng. Fifth BOUT Bro n.
New wcst sdn A. O., heat W. Henry, Arlington A. O.,
IN one round. the latters seconds throwing up the
| beat q. Prior St. bartholomew A. c. Seventh
| bout y. shields, Prince A: c.. was dlsluAll;
| ned by the handCApper for being alleged
| "rulgrr' aud gave the bout TO J, Levy. LeNinR.
| ton A: @. Eighth bout Charles Hand. New York.
| beat Joe Harvey, Pastimo 4. C.. Ninth bout-W;
| Cullen, Union Settlement A. G., beat Kid
| AuureNH GeDrxo A. q. Tenth bout