The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1902-11-25
HARNESS HORSE SALE BEGINS,
1O7 HEAD SELL FOR S3O,3fO on
OPENING DAY.
Turfmen From Far and Near Attend for
the Annual "OId Glory" at the Garden
Village Farm stock Opens Proceed.
inEs-Dandy Chimes brings Top Price.

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the Annual "Oid Glory" at the GsrdeI
Village Farm stock Opens Proceed
| ings-DandI Chimes Brings Top Price
II was nearly midday when the "Old Glory
sale got under way at Madison square Gardel
! yesterday. Ia the crowd that faced th
| auctionecr were men prominent in the breed
| ing world from every sect ion Of the country
{ Exall OF Dallas, Tex owner of Elect rile nc
! breeder of many ~eusat ional Young ,ters. wa
| there. J. e. Iincman OF Lima. Ohio who
began his breeding bv a visit 10 the ther
| noted Highland Farm and the purchase of tn,
| grandly bred young horse Alfonso WAS asC
| there. Later he became more noted when h,
puidlsl5 600 for Palo Alto Belle "A rroductof III,
Polo Alto Farm Thomas e Byrne promi
nent amateur hor-"man of Omaha. Neb
and ID {. Palmetcr of Chicago. who bred
the noted colt Peter stirling. ?.ii.. a Flu.
turity winner. now in the stable of Frank
Work. and many others equally well known
wer" among the early Garden crowd
Boston contributed George ". Ieavitt
Edwin Birth"rr. John Connolly and Ice
Quimby Prom Providence came l. T.
Burke. Fred Clarke and Dr Wood The New
York contingent. names and faces weli-known
on the Speedway and ~ the matinee races in
cluded among others james l. Murphy.
the former owner of Star Pointer / .5gi
and probably the owner AT different times OF
more champions than any other one man
III the Garden. col Fred Lawrence. formerly
president OF the Stock Exchange and one of
tn" best amateur drivers in the country had
dropped in to see the trotters sell John n
Shuts. who has spent more money thnn
any other man in the country, II not in the
world, for light harness horses was present
as u spectator. but not as n buyer. Others
seen were Daniel O'Dell Homer Davenport,
Fred bictz, y. l.. N"garger. Jacob Rupert,
W. II. JanNicr, Matt Dryer, Fred Noble
4. Gwathm"y William Pollock. james
Butler. IN" founder OF East View harm,
", II Suvd"r Claus Boiling 4 h. perren l.
John hammond. VI +. Mclienry. George " ,
toph'r lIaok.tt. A. =. Thompson. John camp
bel! and ; Smath"rs.
The Village Farm consignment WAS the first
IN the cata ogu" and II was headed by the
fast ouuv horse Dandy Chimes 2o7 T., pacing
In" first bid was $500. and then came $3.50
promptly. The bidding was quick and soon
the hor," had found u new owner al 81 $50,
figures that proved the best ofth day. Dor
m"ath.a grandiy bred Young trotter with a
rdr" turn OF speed. went back TO Buffalo at
81, 200, IN" second highest price of the day.
thlrd best price Was paid by j. " john
son OF ,ahi-. Nj" for the yearlng Tho Sow
Mr. johnson l. well known among Eastern
turimcn. He bred IN, sensational cot Tod
?2i', and was hailed a. a coming wonder
NJ johnson was the largest individual buyer
OF M" day
The majority Of the offerings in the evening
sal" were record horses fresh fIoin the cam
paign. Those that Wer" not con idered
ontcla '-"d brought good prices. MANY bar
gains were picked up a. usual by alert BUYERS
and som" wer" quickly re>od at a handsome
| advance
one Of the comica fcntures OF the day
was buyer who brought his funds tucked
under hi- foot Ia his shoe When he re-
moved the foot covering 10 pay for hi, first
pur.hd>, li'r hilI~ N'r" 80 BADLY mutllNt ed
that h" hid 20 make journey TO the United
Stat"s Suh-Trea ~ury md get new currency
Tor III two battered five hundred-dolar notes
Tn" loi head sold during the day realized
s3n,Mo, an average oil $3.50 IS per head. The
sales follow:
PROPERTY OF VILLAGE FARM, FAST ArRoR, n r.
Dandy Chimes. PAGER ?0'la, ch. .. 1896 by
G&15ne,ugers,s By Msm;rlno King $ II
Oit%,' @, Nn q oy '' Chimes ss "; ds'
HSs .' b S Iii ' o Sr N'H &aDSn
Bar BarbaTa By ksn,acky Prince: r II. liar .
snYo klns aiiyI,e chl'.,, Dy chiiHs,, 49,
Lady Lcols Belle, ,ror,or ni" M. rt,a by '-'
oG6imes-AMsr,.: Regent. by Prince Regent;
Nj yia trotlcT. m. issa, by Rss Imcricus- WV
ha,onia. by MambrIno King. {. \. Miller.
a, lAw-1l, WHOM by Alinon, jr''' S. i.
Marion chine, ,ro,tcr b m.. isss hy chime, do
CGold Tins, Lrinsc. b MambHno King; +. L.
LADY Lorna chimes tro',cr. b m. 1895. b.
Gto or,S,.od L,on'iar b. Rysdyk. J. II. 49,,
III" Reproblte troucr b. g.. 1909 By Rex
Amercns Marion Chimes. by C6lrc,.
W. Is. Hall. Mcridcn. conn ......... 59S
Tho Acolyie, trottcr bt. q is17 by Athanlo
--Mahle King hv Mamhrno Ring Samuel