New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-11-26
OLD GLORY HORSE SALE.
Small Total for Yesterdays Offer
ingS at the Garden.

IL was bargain day yesterday at the annual Old
Glory sale Of light harness horses in Madison
Square Gardo1. After Thursdays record breaking
SAFE which takes precedence over any OF its kind
ever held In this country, break was anticipated
In comparison with Thursdays total Of over
$So'UV yesterdays total of s3O.465 seemed small
and Insignificant During the morning and after
noon sessions the total only $4,000, the prices
ranging from 25, paid for Willink Maid to $500 for
The Captain G2il1) and Birdina (2OSlD. During
the evening the prices averaged better and a
numter sold for $500 The horses were
better sold, however. In the opinion of good
judges, than on Thursday.
In spite Of the fact that the offerings were not so
illustrious, there much to interest buyers and
to all appearances they hand In equal
numbers and keen to see and take advantage Of
many bargains The attendance, TOO. was sur
prsingy large Of those who only came to see and
this in face of the fact that there Major
Delnnars. Sadie Macs or Grace Bonds TO attract.
There hardly vacant seat in the Twenty
siXth-st side Of the big amphitheatre IN the even
ing. The horse, be he plebeian royalty bred.
finds favor with the rank and file. particularly
when shown around the miniature track to saddle
gats at close to top speed In truly wild Western
style by tina: prince of drivers, \. l. Thomas.
number O. striking instances furnished
during the day OF the ups and downs of the train
ing and bree Fng of trotting horses and in
particular caused comment. Hyita, 2I$12 sold yes
terday for a paltry 1926 The late James Golden
gave he" this mark and brighter prospect would
have been hard find when she was sold in the
salest1s three years ago to James McClenahan for
$3.50. Size broke down the following spring. how
eve. and her value in the stud is practically I'M
known. She may prove a bargain at yesterdays
price. she Is choicely bred. The other case is
that OF Lily (i!eC who knocked down yester-
day for S222 Nathan Straus bought her three or
-four years ago for s. 900, but disappointed In
her and sold her back within few days for 81 500
She has a mark CT @:l71.. but nobody seemed to
want her yesterday
Brown Heels. 2:09i4. brought the top price OF the
day. After spirited bidding he was knocked
down 10 W j Furbts( OF Boston. for 81. 200. He is
PAGER OF soiEe promise, lie Is eligible for the
2:l0 class. and has shown n trial the Pough-
keepsia track In 2J51.. He pure gated and wears
no extra rigging. and when his racing days are
over should prove valuable stud. He seemed to
be bargain Merr@ Hawker went TO William f.
Thaw, of Glen Head. Long Island for sl125 He is
2:lsl2 and pacing TRIAL OF 2:l9A. He started in
seven races during tic season. largely for educa-
tonal purposes and waa Ia the money every time.
oxford Chimes 2I$iz; a hrother 70 The Monk sod
Vel for A,o72 70 NlIllaEl Co9b. OF Spring Mills,
Ok y He is well c engaged ii mar rich stakes for
gain at 1913. ]. H. Behs was the buyer Val
one hundred and seven head SOLD yesterday for
III four days q me Is $So2l5 an t average S9' Of
those bringing $500 follow:
0a53 @%s 55s5''i Ka s'4 " wo@ 2S5
% by Dud PsSs Snow m Heels 2 " aFoEn
General tlsEc. 2:I47< b. <. 1872.
!ari-lla Wellington. by Wellington; A. !.
Peter X, trotter en-. g 1873. 4. Rel Lake-Gienden
Violeta trotter IN. m. 1907. l. Dexter Prince Wv
Violet by EIectOneer; J II Beha. ............. 300
Satan, 2:l3i4. PAGER. b. e. 1873 Guy Prince
dam by Chestnut Wilkes: John Mcclure - zoo
Paul Revere. 2.2I'E. r. 10. X.
May Day, by General Ilardee. John Rogers ST.
Cardngton Girl. 2l2. PAGER. Er. m. 10 O. Bar. '''
tholomew Wilkes-dam by Washburn: J. Beha p75
Possibility. 2:22l4. tTotter, CHI. e. 1873 Z Lord "
Belle Perrin 2:i3i. 10 c. Bemon; Prince-Dorrs 'So
Patterson. by Hermit i. NJ. Bea -. Camden, Me 500
MacKeI!ar, trCtter br. <. 1872, 3. Kear-Merrv
Cay. by Parry Cla:; Lehman Strauss. ........ 525
The Captain trotter 2:2+1s, b. l5.3. ,. Bingeu-
BaIlena, by Baron Rogers o. Eiserman Pitts
John w Patterson PAGER. 2:l2a4 CHI e. i5a O. W.
Robn-Veech Mare. b. Guy Wilkes: W. F. Ross
Telitae trotter. 2I6lt CHI n l5.1. .. AxteIl--
Adena by Jersey wilkes; Bard Palmer Boston 500
Major Nick nlcy. 2:22l4. pacer. b. e.. 10 2. g.
fro-Polly Louise by William l.. c. c. Horton
Canton. ONO 800
Kuox's Queen, 2:lO m,
G. Kennedy-dsm by Keboe: s. W. Freeman
Hartford, conn bO
NeotIa trotte7 blk. M, 10. s. Allertor-De Monte
Girl by Altus. DR.. T. z. Gore, Wheeling ". Va. T75
Birdna PAGER 2OS54 b. Il. :, by DAILY Bird
-Sidnida by sidney; II r. Craig Trenton, n. J. go
Jack Crawford PAGER. 2:241. b. g. IS J, II. and
John Crawfori. PAGER 2;2s1a. b g, 15.1, IL, by
Crawford-dam by Hull; }. II Phillips. Graves