Daily inter mountain. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1881-1901, 1901-01-31
HORSES NOT BRINGING THEIR
FULL VALUE.
HAMBURG GOES AT 100000
MAGNIFICENT RACING STABLE IS
GOING AT BARGAIN
PRICES.
Special to Inter Mountain.

New York, Jan. 31.-Although last
night was stormy, and the off season for
the best results in the way Of semi
social events such as the great horse
show and sale which marks the disper-
sion of the greatest racing stable in the
country, possibly in the world, the Mad
ison Square Gardens We're well filled
With enthusiastic buyers from all over
the world. There We're buyers from
Europe. Australia, South Africa, and all
parts of this country. and the prices
We're such as would be expected at a
sale of such magnitude. Hamburg. the
premier of the lot. and one of the great
est race horses and sires that this or
any other country has ever produced,
brought the higghas est price, $4,000, after
a spirited bidding. and was finally sold
to William c. Whitney of New York,
being bid in for him by John +. Mad
den who formerly owned Hamburg and
sold him to Mr.. DAILY. The bidding
strated at $4,000, the price said to have
been paid by Mr.. Daily.
Hamburg. a son of Hanover and Lady
Reel was foaled in 1895 and was pur-
chased by Mr. DAILY from John Madden
at reported price of Sal 900. AS 2
year-Old he won twelve out of sixteen
starts. was second three times and third
mont stakes to Bowling Brook by close
margin, but Immediately after began
phenomenal series of successes, during
which he won the first special at Grave
send, the Swift and Realization at
Sheepshead Bay. and the Brighton cup
at Brighton Beach. He was retired
3-year-old and placed as a stud.
j. y. Haggn Of California formerly
connected with Mr.. Daily in his mining
ventures was the principal bidder. and
got larger number of the animals than
any other buyer The horses are not
bringing anything near the prices that
had been confidently eXpacted, owing
partly to the bad weather. and those to
be sold the second and third days. after
the cream of the better known animals
are disposed of, will doubtless go at BAR
! gain prices. Hamburg sold far under his
! estimated value, as it was expected that
| he would bringg upwards of 100000, and
would probably have done so, had the
| other bidders had the courage to run up
the price Nh. Whitney was determined
| to get the horse, and would have given
! far more than he did to secvre him.
The sale will continue three days,
there being upwards of 200 of the
f! thoroughbreds to go in this consignment
The trotting horses and a few of ths
the spring.
The following horses brought $1,000 or
over: Hamburg. BIS, 1895, w. c. Whit
/ nsy. 100000; Tarmany, ch. s., 1889,
Michael Murphy. Philadelphia. $4,000;
| Bathampmton. imported. b. s., 1891 J. b.
Haggin. $4,000; Ogden. imported, br. s,
| 1894, Williamm Lakeland. New York,
/ $4,000; 1sidor, imported, ch. s.. 1894 G. F.
Smith, New York, $1,000; The Pepper,
| ch. s.. 1899, S. Kline, Lexington, KY,
$1,000; Barridale. b. M. 1894 j. 3 Hag-
gin. $4,000; Bette Blaise, blk. m. 1889.
Michael Murphy, $4,000: Black Cap, i'm
ported. b. m., 1895, Eugene Fisher, $1,5oo:
Boise, imported, b. m.. 1894. j. b. Hag-
GIN 81 600; British Blue Blood. blk m.
1890, John Madden, New York. $l.05O;
| Buttermore. imported. blk. M. 1894. J. b
-iaggin s., 100; Goutte de Or, imported
b. m, 1883, John Madden. $4,000; Green
! wich b. M, 1882 John Madden. $4,000
Gwendoline. imported. b. H.. 1891 Johr
Boden. $4,000; Heart of Midlothian, ch
m., 1890, J. B. Haggin, 1000; Cassepora
imported, ch. m. 1884. J. 3. Haggin
LOO; Castallia, ch. n.. 1885, William G
Whitney, ZOO; Cockeroney. br m, 1894
]. B. Haggin. $500; Coalese, imported
b. m., 1891. Michael Murphy, s., 200: Con
tradictor. imported, b. M. 1896. John b
den. So, 100: Crisis. imported. b. M. 1898
j. b. Haggin, $2,1O0: Dartway. imported
b. M, 1898, J. b. Haggin. $4,100; Darlie
b. M, j. b. Haggin. $2lo0: Daisy Young
imported, br. m. 1891 c. Il. Reed, $1,000
Drusilla, imported, b. m., 1889, J.
Haggin, $3,100: Garteress, b. m.. 189.
J. B. Haggin. $2,1O0: Fleur Dor. b. m
1887, John f. Madden. 81 900. In all 5
head of horses We're sold for a total Q
81 800 or S3, ,045 16 apiece.