Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1901-12-06
HIGH PRICES For HORSES.
Some Remarkable Figures Paid in New
York Last Week.

'oh'o fNemArknDle raid In New
York Last Week.
The second day of the "Old Glory
sale" OF PAGERS, trotters and other horse
flesh at Madison Square Garden started
with TIE disposal of the balance of the
stock belonging to the es tate of the late
Marcus DAILY, coming from Bitter Root
Farms, Hamilton, Mont, this morning
In all, this establishment has sent 23l
horses to be sold. OF these, 139 were
disposed of yesterday for an aggregate
sum exceeding 100000. Following next
Will be 1876 horses from the Suburban
STOCK Farm, Glens Falls, N. Y, belong
Ing to the estate of the late William E.
Spiers, headed by the ex-champion trot-
ting stallion Directum q 054). 1t is not
expected, however, that Directum will
come under the hammer today, as 1t has
been extensively advertised that he will
be sold tomorrow. 1t is said that there
are several commissions in the field to
purchase the great stallion, and lively
bidding is sure to ensue. Directum ar
rived at the Garden this morning, in
splendid condition, fit as fiddle.
Col. George Balm did not mount the
auctioneer's stand until nearly II o'clock
The first animal put up was Prelatess
by Ponce de Leon out of Prelacy. Pre-.
latess won the Lexington Stakes this
year against field of aged horses, trot.
ting the first three heats of her life In
2.22t, 2 1919 and 2.204. She made her record
of 2.l54 in the Kentucky Futurity. Several
bidders wanted to get her, but Charles
Welles of Red Bank, n. j., outlasted
them and obtained the mare for $4,000,
DR.. Charles Tanner of Cleveland and
ANDY" Welsh of Hartford, Conn, were
his most persistent opponents.
Another desirable young mare was
improbable, record 2.20, made In her
first race. Improbable won the two
year-old division of the Kentucky Futu.
rity this year. John Fl. Shuts, Brook.
Ign, got the mare for $1,000.
Summary:
Prelatess. br. M, yrs, l51a, by Ponce
de Leon-Prelacy; Charles Welles,
Red Bank, n. J... ...................s 46OC
Carpet, b. m, yrs, by Prodigal-Annie
wilton; Eastover Fam, Rochester,
y. 1.'''..........>....... ............... 20Ot
Improbable, b. m, yrs, 2.2O, by Prodi
gal-Queen Wilkes; John II. Shuts,
Brooklyn, y. Y...........,. - 1oof
Peace Commissioner, b. s., yrs, by
Pr7digal - Rachel; j. w. Bailey,
Gainesville, Tex Observation-Disclosures. l9OC
precursor, b. s., yrs, 2.30, by Prodigal
Lady Acacia, j. L. Butt, Gettysburg,
"a. Observation-Disclosures. %;
Great Spirit b. T., yrs, by Prodigal-
Rachel, 2.0S4, by Baron Wilkes; Hon.
samuel Mcmillan, city.................. l50C
] Angle. Inv
hque, by Milton; f. l.. Burke, Rowley,
MISS. Observation-Disclosures. -,
Centr1hc, blk. T., yrs, by Baron Wilkes
Bellies Letters, by Bell Bov; George
b. Inches, North Grafton. Mass......... So
Marie Allerton, b. f., 3 yrs, by AlIerton
Marie Sanchez. by Happy Medium;
Prot ress Stud. Milwaukee, Wis........ 76t
Sanchez, b. c., yrs, by Prodigal--Mar.
lie Sanchez, by Happy Medium James
Golden, Medford, Observation-Disclosures. 75l
Ink Wen, b. T., yrs, by Ponce de Leon
Scarlet Ink. by Re 1 Wilkes; e. Sum.
ner Jones. Buffalo, n. Y........... .... 81,
Pattie Nc, b. f., yrs, by Prince de
Leon-McCap. by Robt McGregor; W.
ii. Orr. Reading, ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 60,
Euchre Prize, br T., yrs, by Ponce de
Leon-Hazel Ann, by Bay Bird; l..
Fraiffant, city. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. 75(
SILK Weaver, b. c., , yrs, by Prodigal-
Brown silk, 2. 1914, by Baron Wilkes,
Prodigal Son. b. CT, yrs, by Podigal-
Eoline. l49t, by Anteeo; A. A. House.
man, city............ Observation-Disclosures. So
Rance b. f., yrs. by Prodgal-Wil-
Torrance. by Wilton; Senator j. W.
bdlley .'............ OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. 800
Hailfellow, b. c., yrs. by Prodigal-
Herlene, by Young Jim; Charles G..
moser. Parkville, l.. observation-disclosures. 1900
Copper Coin, (2.264), b. c., yrs. by
Prodigal-Camiola, by Dictator; A. S.
Dyscher, Reading, Pa................... 75C
Free Giver. b. c., yrs, by Prodigal-
Elite Baron, by Baron Wilkes; Sena.
tor j. w. Bailey. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. SOC
Anak. b. g., 2 yrs.. by Milroi-Anagallis,
by Prodigal; Charles Mayber1y. Maul.
son, lnd. Observation-Disclosures. $50
Sweet Home, b. T., yrs by Milroi-
Welcome Home, by Prodigal; Elm.
hurst Farm, Lexington, Ky............. 500
impractical yrs, Baron Wilkes, dam
Practical, 2l94, by Prodigal; East
River Farm, Rochester, Mass. 1900
Farm Abroad, yrs. Baron wilkes, dam
Practical; A. A. Houseman. city,. ll5O
Miss Previous, yearling, full sister to
Prelatess, by Ponce de Leon, out of
Prelacy, by Lord RUSSELL; Charles A.
New York Commercial Advertiser,
Nov. 26.