The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1901-12-10
The New York Horse Sale Makes
a Record
In Number of Animals Disposed
of and Prices Realized.
LAWTCN'S PURCHASES.
Boston Millionaire Secures Fine
Brood Mares.
C. w. Maury Secures "Miss Pre-
vious" For $4,000.

Chicago. Dec 10--The great ten day sale
of trotting and pacing stock In New York,
full returns of which are now at hand,
was in many respects a notwithstanding
affair
The sale of the yearling trotter Miss
Previous for s10,30e has already been re-
ferred to in this column. but at that time
the identity of the purchaser was not
N transRR oFS f broer ne Who " also
purchased PrelateSs. the 2-year-oid. sister
a record eco Of a:i51s made in OCTOBER, and
she will be trotted next season.
lot were SO numerous and of such impor-
tance from the standpoint of breeders
and horsemen that full list is given
Preiacy. b. m. by Lord Russell. s. 1922 100:
ToG Gy Vito Wilton D. 21i SB Dr. nanf by wilton
ss7eo; :. China Idn SIX 2as.z br M by Pr 1S
on $50 soo AWE Mele %1eOn Home on b. m. BY
Esrodigal, 81. 100; Emily, 2:11, ch- m, by
inSe Eegent S Gan Daf in RED en- en-
m. by Red Wilkes. 81 2oo; Lady Acacia
sh- M by Nutwo4d, u 100 06liqus, o. M
by Bell Boy. $40; Civil Rights, b. m, by
FrodiSi *s Sos Gl erin P Fys5 b M by by
Albert w, $3.50: Black Shrew. blk. m, by
Dictator, 500; Provincial. b. m. by Prod
The mares bought by Mr.. Lawson were
the pick Of the basket, aPrelacy is the
her as a. 2-year-old,. and Miss Previous,
the yeariing that showed a quarter in
33& seconds and was sold for $1O,3 800
q Rosy Morn is a famous brood mare the
ers- Lady Wilton. in addition to having
e record Of 2;l13s; has already produced
jay T 1bis sea zs thint a eeSfd a9 ID
great tilly won the Kentucky Futurity.
2:l4sl; Handspring. 2:26s4, at 2 years; Ar
e,uros. 2;271s. at years. and Anagalis.
Ssavetta. 2:1514. at 3 years. and Anak.
2;2414. as a 2-year-old. both records made
igal and out of Lady Wilton. making her
g half sister to LADY This6e She was was
as a 2-year-old was as fast as the latter.
but Mr. DAILY. who had ideas Of his own
as to broodmares, would not allow her to
he campaigned.
Emily iii. was a great race mare until
gent was a wonderful colt, much better
Than his. record of 2:161z tells Can Dance
is a 2-year-oid. and her dam was the
T ReeE LII eor Mak Wilkes Princess nc sig IN
Red is ,, q sister to the famous trotteT
ahe has proeiuce Cav Wiikes asclz anu
IL, Lady ACACIA is a sister to the trotters
S she IS also ag produce os d her son Per
cusor having a 2:30 mark Oblique is
11l a sister to the good trotter bbslnty Da ii
in 2-19sz. Gloria Pryor is the dam of Pri-
~ 1904 LII q shse,lat pc "a
by Mr.. lawson Edith Ryan is the dam
OF Edna Ryan, 20. provincial IS the
dam of a 2-year-Old that is out of We
sofia. 2-year-old record 2:29A, to high
wheels. one of the first of the get of
STEAMBOAT. 2:07rs. to beat 2:30.
GOOD PRICES FOR WARNINGS
The sale was also unprecedented in the
matter of prices obtained for yearlings.
OF course all the yearlings in the Daily
and Spier consignmentS are well engaged,
which fact accounts in a measure for the
prices they brought, but even with this
advantage they sold better than anything
Of their age had previously done,
shown by the following list:
Miss Previous, by Ponce de Leon. So
900: Ethel's Pride. by Directum, $500;
wedding Hour. by Bow Bells 81, 700: Ian
retts, by Prodigal. 8, go; ImPeratus. by
a25s Jeney's Gem, by Directun, 81. 800: Cup
rus. by Prodigal, $3.50: Lord Percy, by
Ponce de Leon. $S25; Fortune Bell, by Ad-
bell. 1926; Court Lady, by Adbell, $3.50; At
tire. by Prodigal, SIPS; Name Turney, by
l3rodigal, 500: Miss-In-Law, by Ponce de
Leon, $500; Star Shell. by Ponce de Leon,
$500: Victorian. by Adbell. 5000: Mr.. San
chez. by Prodigal, $3.50: Muda Girl. by Di-
Iectum, $525; Iron Plunger, by Ponce de
Leon. S525: Bay FillY, by Ponce de Leon,
~: Etalie: by Prodigal. 500; Town
hy Prodigsa4l;. 100 N.15o; Silk Exporter, by
WEANLING REALIZES 1925.
In addition to all this weanling sold
for N.275. it being by Abdel. yearling rec