The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-11-23
KELLAR SOLD FOR 5000.
.ltER7Oy TRoTTERS ~ BIG DE-
ysyD At THE GARDEN SALE.


Tin. Fasig Upton Company's auction sale OF
,rotting bred horses was continued yesterday
a, Madison Square Garden. with another largo
orovd in attendance. The third day OF the big
,sndus was given over exclusively To G. W.
Williams, the former telegraph operator
a, Independence. Ia. who started In
,ho breeding business with two low-priced
brood mares little moro than ten years ago
and from them raised In one year two
ool,s that at years OF age had
market value OF nearly S250.O00; who drove
ana O, these colts. Axtell. 2;l2. to the worlds
,.cord Tor stations at 3 years OF age. SELL
ins him a few hours afterward for SlO6.0OO.
.rd who refused an offer OF S1250O0 for the
ether colt, Allerton. 2:09S. after driving him
cha first mile ever trotted below 2:1O by
stallion.
williams brought 1913 mares and colts to the
Garden sale from his place at Galesburg. ILL.,.
making one OF the largest oonsignments on
record The young Westerner has notions OF
h,s own about selling horses as we'll as about
training them. and some OF his statements to
n,osnective buyers were refreshingly candid.
When his pet thrce-year-old colt Kellar.
olss, by Alerton. came to DO sold no told
.,arybody how the youngster had ruptured
Mood vessel In his head in a race In Boston
i,st August. and had bed again when started
1, tho $50 600 Horse Reriep stake at Dubuque.
Ia. the following week.
"A very eminent veterinary in Boston" said
h. told me II was caused by1the hot weather
and the hard journey OF POO miles and back
ss,in, and that he would get all right II he has
the time for the tissue to become strong.
gave him rest and then started him again this
fall, driving him to q record OF 2:10S In win
ming race l believe he ia now all right aaatn."
Hilllams's frank talk seemed to make good
impression on the horsemen present. for the
offers came in rapidly. ]. A. Blaurock. Assem-
byman CARL g. Burr. Jr. and Ed A. Tipton
we're the contending bidders. Burr finally
getting the colt for So 200. Upton was said to
b. acting for Marcus Daily. Many persons
assumed that Burr represented H. o. Have
nsyer, for whom he has bought many trotters.
but this was a mistake. The better opinion
smOns the W. street T"d g men IN ,b 10 gs s99e
s on & Sn ns TSe Prs.ieps Of %srepoissn
Trus, Company is fond OF the trottsrs, par.
%Srn b. H IL o%ns sa lSsa good feS
2:isl: Lucy Porter. 2:2+S. and other fast
and Is sboSa mnss map .G stock ri:
gated and very fast. and his breeding a study
s ,Gi ;o osri hP Jams are al pfe$ues!s was
As,tOP& t s. w Sn Mss Srino cSs r
SS .of.s 3 Rs s:' siSseH a. ssa
son OF Nam brine Chief, and his fifth dam was
By Nambri Chief Few horses In the stud:
SoE shST ;qSh OF
mare Flora Msdrssor: by Kobert oNedrsssor,
and handsome as well as fashionably bred. and
j. the dam q, the last trot,er EIl9ree. 2:0s..
Hasgin. John H. Shuts and several other
s Ssas .psS ;f', T FSSs Ne sFG:
H ss,ed ~ ionss.t ami got her for 5000 Big
stisus tooE a hand ID tho bidding when flora
was offered h stayed IL pHiI g, s2.Soo va =,
f.:O END, near SaSrsmento, CA: III. price
used % own Col kussr. .2;lix. got the four.
Ear:.ooId, colt " IsrIi by Ailerton out Of Flora
John Ii. Shuts picked up rare bargain. ap;
parently In the bay mare Lucy Wilton. dam Q!
SaytoP. G,Q9s. and Intact. 2;iaS. fer si.2eo
Mr. sSnts Eas
he saw the Esanlng colt Nicator. by Allerton
ATE? f he had bought, tho old mare for
fi?}G Ed Bi5ner the Ss,I nan whS droys
notion o: wiiamss radical theories Of breed
ing the trootter may be- gained from the fact
and Lebens.. were out OF mares by their own
sIres one OF them brought S725 and the other
The noted trotting stallion Tommy Britton.
2;Os, regarded by many horsemsn as the com
Ing champion OF stations. 10 70 pass under the
the great son Of Liberty Bell
Some OF Williams's trottsrs were not In shape
haF " ara had In
S%ssssd under the hnmmss sa f2r these the
q 1895 each. Several trotters belonging 10
Col John Z, Thayer Of Boston and former Con-
Eesn es ssr ~ Rstd U Erie asos s:
nsRsRa a s ssRa fbSnIsmfa
the Grand Circuit meeting here last sePtem.
Ssr, Col Thayer's young things BY Baron
Io SG2e eTG Jsr. s% G, Tsh
81? sIoyslly bred young stallion Following
are the best sales:
SS':,5iSi2Lq$s;S ~ pS ras. fui.'. 81 g. g.
Mamie, T.. lin b., m. 1882. BY Victory. ''''
a.m by Album, lsador schiesingsr, Vienna.
France, BY Red wilkes; o.rli s burr, IT,.
L9;ha ?!gtg. ~, 1927. by Aiisrton-Flora '''''
M,er"sor by Robert McGregOr' J. b HasEin.
hlsF
JArl. b, C., lsyh. by Ailerton-Flura Mc6regor.
~ Robert McGrtgor: q. o. Wilson. Balu.
more, Nd. Observation-Disclosures. SOC
Flora Maqrcsor. eh. M. by Robert McGregor
Bella by George WILKES; J. b, HSsgin.sac'
h.dena, b. f,Isps. by Allerton-Lucy wilton
Hywii,Gni Edwin b; BiPsr. Boston. .;,.,.n $40
,,on ny wilton; ID. Comyn Morgan. New
Lucy wilton b. IN, 1888. by wilton-Ellen
,tit By NNmbrno Gift; John II. Shuts
L.sura, b. T.. 1897. by Alierton-Cyprus, by
o'laIhnlure, George W. Lcayitt. Boston. 62d
JessiAna b. T.. ISHb. hy AllertOn-Cyprus, by
StFAthmors; J. Is HagRin, Sacramento, Cal. CSC
Cyprus. 22R b. M, 1851 by Strathmore-
Mpnola, by Belmont; G. II. Burch, CO.
ko9ell, D. f. 1879, by Allsrton-Gustine, by
Alcftou. o. o. Wilson, Baltimore. Md. 81.
lhA't j.. - 1894, by Allerton-HighlAwn
Mad ny AlCantarA; G. Il. Bcntly. Buffalo. o.. <5C
'encra J.. T., 1895 by hllertnn-H ghlawn
MAD by Alcantarai q. o. Wilson, Balti'
RGlanta. br. T.. 1898 by Allerton-KAthrina,
~ Acyoue, G. o. Wilson. Baltimore ....., SIC
MHNntlIc, b. e.. 1893, by Allerton- KATRINA,
rny Aicyon0; John q. Stratton. New York, 35C
hhhrna, b. M, 1887, by hloyone-Ratis
Jackson. by Almont: q. o, wilson. BAiti.
',lins, b, {. 1899. by Allerton wilkes Bird.
ny Msmbrino BOY: G, Y, Whitaker. North
Abingdon, MAss ..,.,,,,,,..,.,., zoe
".Aca Bid, blk. m, 1885. by hambriuo boy
sra Wilkes hy George wilkes; George Bod.
iE"r, Vienna, Austria anr