New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-11-26
FASIG-TIPTON HORSE SALE.
YOUNG TRoTTERs FROM CALIFORNIA
BRING GOOD PRICES.
GOVERNMENTS FROM THB PAIo' ALTO STOCK
FARM AND THE APTos FARM MoNoPo-
IIZF THE ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS

LIE THE ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
GET LEAD THE SALE.
California trotters from the Palo Alto Stock Farm
OF Mrs Jane L. Stanford and the Aptos Farm or
A B. Spreckel. monopoized the attention OF bid
ders and auctioneer at the Fasig-Tipton sale IN
Madison Square Garden yesterday. They were for
the most part urdeveloped youngsters. and con-
sidering this fact they brought excellent prices
Nearly all Of the Palo Alto trotters were taken
I'D for the nrst time last June. and were virtually
unframed One of the lot the two-year-old bay
FLY Wildna, by Wildnut (sire OF I'll Rami, 2lD
out Of Orphlna 21714 by Norva, 2I4a4. died shortly
after reaching the Garden. She was promising
nlly and was entered In the $4,000 Kentucky Flu
turity 10 be trotted at Lexington next year. The
TWENTY-FIVE head sold brought fs15S. an average OF
s44s each.
Adabella. a yearling FLY by Adbeil, 2;25 out Of
Sweetwater, 2:2s, by Stamboul. 2OIh. brought
higher price than any OF the other young trotters
In the Palo Alto collection She could show 2;SO
gait soon after she was broken 10 harness last
summer This well bred yearling was struck on
to W. II. Myers. OF Glens Falls, for $500. long
price for a FLY foaled in 1885 1t was said that
Mr.. Myers bought her for William Z. Spier treas
urer of the International Paper Company. Mr.
spier owns her sire Adbell, 223. the handsome son
OF General r. F. Tracy's noted show horse. Adver-
t,ser 2:15H that carried off the blue ribbon at the
Garden last week AdbeI holds the worlds record
for yearing trotters.
In the Palo Alto consignment were two yearnngs'
two two-year-olds and two three-year-olds by Ad-
vertser and they excited spirited bidding Adollto,
a half-brother to the great three-year-od ldohtar
2.I2 bv Advertiser was sold for 81 $50 to the Locust
Grove Farm Lancaster Penn. Nanette NJ an
other likely youngster two years old. by Advertiser
Lady Nutwood. 2:S4i7 went for sl2Oo to Edwin
D. Bitner, the we'll known reinsman' VINO prought
out Jay-Eye-See go and Phallas. 2:lS>s HAM
nton Busbey bought two OF the Advertiser niles
Efuso and Adorica for General Tracy, the owner
see the young Advertisers run ahead OF the TICKET
Six OF them brought ' an ba he ga,
The youngsters from Mr.. spreckelss farm did
bTee6n W was largely new to Eastern buyers who
have learned BY experience tnat many Mliitaers
signed 70 the sale by Budd Dobe Co. OF Aptos.
Cal, the old driver OF Dexter, Goldsmth Mao ana f
spreckes in California and fitted them for the sale
ring. The veteran horseman sam GaHloIe p'Oue"'
them across the continent
Following arc the best sales;
Norvard G. 2S44 D s.. 1891. BY Norval-
cls1onet5e' By Onward Dr. A. Mcham, Pat ,,so
viii; p 2is 1890 I 3 c9sI'sT Chief dam seo
5 BY blue h Ba sos N0i by HdSeriis.r-Edth BY
A9 Geefs. Wnkcs: ISoast Farm Incs'tef 90
ss nsaH ~ T. 1891 4dys5ssrI5I.4y Nut 200
AS TIedi BY sT HG'" isss BY Ad5esweet BY
STEAMBOAT w H. , Myers Glsns fs by
Alfred L HANDY sprnsaed Mas Mass t1.n by SO
Meuedell b. 1895, by Monaco-I<tey bi'o" w ono
Corr's Msmbrino: II. l. Handy spTlosneld $3.50, -
Altost b. g.. 1897. by Aluvc-Noveist by NorVAi' oeo
Fred Isabel Neu-I}edford. Mass 3p
rress. D. G. Moran. Newt ork..... 49,. gu
Princess Laura b. T. 1897. by Dexter lrnce-Laura 80,
a. bv Flectoneer James Golden. Boston 49,. %"
Resemblance. b. f.. ls9s. BY Monaco-LAAzie' pS aay
Wdidle. O H. Smith. Buralo. - - "o'
ebenac ch. g. 1896, by Atvertiser-baIey Nut oso
wood by Nutwood George Taylor ionHers -oo
lttoms Dr. e. 1891. by Altvo-oonoma, by hlec- ,o.
timer. r. +. Ward New-NOrk. "a
rif1so h 4 1897 by Advartlser--EMe. by PED No.
mont. Hamilton Busbey. New-YoTk. 49,, 1oo
1890 ch T. 1895. by Aiveruser-CoTsca. bT ,o-
Dexter Prince Hamilton Busbey. New-I ors -"
prince W,h 'ps b. z, 1897. by Dexter Prince Or,
IJnnet hy Electioneer: r. i. Ward, Ne"ciIrhi -''
AE9sna ch T. 1897 By Altvo--Orphan GTL uy oe.
piedToont: Charles Figge Brooklyn. 80
eo,atIca b T. 1891 by Wildnut-Sonnct, by Ben "a,
tonian; O. H. Thra. Hartford '0
Nonefto ch. g.. 1898 by Wildnut-Mohlq.e' p' oeo
Faula: Edward Duryea Roslyn Long slAI1 49, '
Willard b. g.. 1890. by Dexter Prince, "lIuiA' 90
~ Fiectloneer: W 3. Smith, Hartford. -'
vioiefa en- T. 1897. by Dexter Prince-Ni olet % ON
ViectiCneer. Harry StenEel Newark. .,,..,,. -'
Nara,c hr e. 1896, by Dexter Prince-MAnehhe' ~,
nv FsCtioneer. ". =. Fasig New .rk - ~N
r-neIe Johnny 2:1gH. ch 1894, by Benton 30.
Nellie Nutwood. BY Nutwood; Carl > BUTT IT, 20
r,i Wiiodd bN No. 1891 by sikwood-Dslsy W. .oo
80 IA psrton. John McCarty. BTooklyn;.... 0VV
cTIyyor hr z 1894 BY Cupd-Lurne Wlkes. ny
Gun wilkes; J. Champ Brown. Wiiamspor| go
Ar,bpr AIS pacing, blk g.. 1892 by direct
NeIv by George NJ. Pachen. n schnehoecAe' .6