New-York tribune., 1901-02-01
HIGH PRICES FOR HORSES,
FRANKFORT. HAMBURC'S BROTHER,
SOLD FOR OVER $4,000 TO
EARL OF CLONMEI.

Madison Square Garden yesterday me sAiS
began at . D. m. and continued, with an inter
mission for dinner. until late hour last night
The enthusiastic horsemen seemed never 10 tire
Of looking over the symmetrical lines Of the
handsome thorough breds as each prancing. high
strung animal WAS led into the little ring in the
centre Of the amphitheatre The attendance
was good at both the afternoon and evening
sales. aud excellent prices were received for
many Of the stations. brood mares and race
horses.
Lively interest was shown in the disposal OF
Frankfort. beautiful counterpart of Hamburg
who was purchased by William c. Whitney for
100000 on "Wednesday. Frankfort is three
year-old. fun brother Of HAMBURG and resem-
bles his noted kinsuan in many ways. His
satin coat is possibly n little darker than Ham
burg's and he has only tiny white star on the
forehead and no stockings. Frankfort never
started in a race but he is said TO have done
fast work in private. When many OF Mr. Days
horses were sold last year Frankfort was re-
served II was known that many prominent
horsenlcn desired TO secure the colt, and no one
was surprised when representatives OF ". c
Whitney. j. b Haggin and the Earl Of Clonmel
took a hand in the bidding. The figure was
started AT Sl000 and the bidding was spirited
until $4,000 was reached. Then J. r. Madden
stopped and the Earl OF ClonInel bid an extra
500 and secured the colt. Frankfort is entered
IA most OF the prominent stakes Tor tnIe'-gedf-
ods in this country and il is not believed that the
Earl viii take him abroad, at least until next
year. Frankfort is engaged IN important stakes
al COuey Island ana Westchester including the
Realization Annual Champion and Belmont
Pastorella was sold to W J. Powers for
$1,000, the highest price received at the after
noon session. she the Zetland stakes al
n York ana finished first in other important tuff
contests i is said that Powers was acting ,s t9r
James r.. heene. Pastorella is nine years olu'
and is by Springfield. out Of Griselda, MI,
DAILY paid 5000 for her.
The imported chestnut mare Isis was bought
by W. g Whitney, through Sidney Paget, for
$500 J. B. Haggin bought the imported mares
Isiac and Mrs. Delaney for $1,000 and $500
The sale viii go down in turf history as one
Of the most interesting ever held here. ON
Sl5S4oO Yesterday afternoon hity anlnaIs
were sold for a total Of Sl23.65O Among some
of the horsemen present last night We're the ioi-
lowing: ". c. w ltney, Philip DWyer, tfeu-
erick Gebhard, George f. Smith ("Plttsburg
Phil'D; James Mccormick William Lakeland
James b. Haggin, the Earl of lConmel John II
Mackey, Thomas Gallagher. Jack" Adler James
Galway, Milton Young r. T. Wilson. jr, Charles
Oxx. ". u Arkeil. r. d. Beard J. c. Follansbee,
Andrew Miller, H. x. Knapp. Mat" Dwyer, Z.
c. Cowdin, Colonel Jack Chinn, ". II. Smith,
"Cash" Sloan. r.. W. Walden, George Balm New
ton Bennington. Father Bill" DAILY, Frederick
Burlew. c. J. Hiu, W. NJ. Rogers. and NJ
Murphy.
Some Of tho purchases yesterday were fol-
lows:
Homeopathy Oh. m. Il by Reform-Maggie no
ntfyia CHI M 5 years by Tammany-iHp. Isis;
Im6 irony ch n 20 years. by Roseberysar
Imp Ilo6c b. NJ 8 years by -. serf-Imp. Irony, :.
Imp. Isis 56 n j. years by Bend oTShotoyer;
Imp Slls Tsiac o6 M 10 years by Rosebery ISIS
Ki,sf9a,,- years. by BuehaHan-Ions ooo
INN I5-'iS En5blern, br m years by Galopin-As-
" - London,
Imp Laetitia, br. ra y years by Hnarious-Post oo
lm1 IamfsrJ. br a. s years by Amrhion-star-
IMP 5i Luoasja S 3 n5 il years, by Hawkstoae-
MAGE c1S" D. b M years 6y Maxim Guenn: B.
Imp Maiden Poem m 10 years, by Master !,
khdare-Maden Bells, b Haggn. l4oo
Mat, Byfaes s 1900
ITP nmsi8s MlTsS9f %s.s Wilson MI by Mn'ns o
Merden D. m. - years by imp Blie'-Mercedes' go
Imp MiH.eaIe. b m, wears, By Marcion-Mint ooao
Miss Dsrebin br m, il years, by imp D4Te6n-- -.
Miss I.snaensnn; sh. Ia. years by Hanover -,
Imp Mrs Deianey 6r m esTs by ST. simon
IP i5T orols cS m IS Years by Bend or-Feneia
Imp Fas,orea ch m 3 years. by springhe!d-
GFsetia w l. fo"ers -. -. 4"Vo0
mp izzs El9s3S labor u wilson & TkomPsoh az 100
Inn. Rose q Hampton B. m 70 ysssGs by Royal ooo
sadie. On. m, years BY sayaJor-AuTelia J B.
sa@s9a iss,. ci m years by 5salyatorcanera: },
n
rathy: EDWARD ........e..... 1000
mate w l. ~ powers 1'-'' .-.--- 2Gco
Imp sstrurn. ch M. ycars by conmoa-IHp.
". T. F5yers i, ,. ..,.-.-..., 1000
Imp 81. Endora. b. r. years. by 81. simon
imp 81 Mndred br m. u wears. uy -. simon
Im1 The TssS 5 M " wears By BaFcaidine-
Satchels J. b. Haggin- 1900
Whyota, ch m years by Hanover-Yiytorine;
Imp s5v Mare y n. ; year- by 81 serf-Msrry
Rell. c.. 81. Whitney 1900
lTP .,i Pay ,rE Tiy 3 Na,1.r year ny Permission eoo
William Lakeland ...e....-..-.-..- 22oo
perity Wilson Thomuson. ............ 1000
Mary Mccoy. D.. z, 3 years; boy Henry ~ NavaTe
Galdcn Grain, ch r.. years. IA Hanover-Feur
EieFy. eh. +. 3 years. by imp Godanch-Imp
Buttermere; J. R HaEEn--.-..-. 2SQo
i5rd eio@us; irsisa6 Ioloo
Imp Req spinner; J. n Haevla Nev-YarE.... $500
Cookernouy. Michael Murphy Phradenh nha....' 5000
Imp Balssm Fir A i. Aste Ne1 ;sr, YORK 900
Flylng liuttress b. g years. by Moniana-Beile -
caller -. e.. years. by Tarnmsny-csledona:
cliiton. s e. . ytars 6v imp Meaaer-cas,aIia: 'O'
ID y. Porter NeN-Yor .............. s7O0
Cocyney hr- . Years. ~ Imp cherry Tree
imp Dartman b. > years. by KendA-Imp
IiaraWay Lord Clonuael, Ireland 1000
Oiuste. b 2. > years by Ayrshire-inp. Desayuns;
Milee Fulen. Butte. Mont llDO
nor1thes: sidney T'aget, work 5000
Fyflernev. N r. years. by Imp Goldhnoh-Imp
rin-eo- -Bragf; II. * Knapp. Ne|-fork --.---. iloo
EIGHTH REGIMENT CANES.
Entry blanks are now out for the Joint athletic