New-York tribune., 1905-02-01
TR0TTERS IN DEMAND.
Village Farm Consignment Totals
S13I ,259-Prlces AUerage Well.

S131 ,259-Prices AUerage We'll.
The second day of the Fasig-Tipton Company's
midwinter sale of light harness horses at Madison
Square Garden yesterday quite well at
tended as the opening day. and proved highly
successful although it lacked the sensational feat
ures None of those offered went into five figures
but the prices averaged well and the horses. as a
rule. were quite well sold. Breeders and racing
men from all parts of the country gathered
about the auctioneer's block. and interest never
waned the bidding being sharp and spirited from
the first horse offered at 1O:9o o'clock in the
! ing till 10 o'clock at night
! The rest of the Village Farm consignment was
sold yesterday and when the last horse of the day
passed under the hammer the total reached the
surprising sum of sl3l.6l5 OF this 15S head
of light harness horses brought $27 66O an average
of 1884 49, while twenty-four head of heavy harness
horses brought $3.50 These figures give some idea
OF the choice collection of stations brood mares
ana young racers which had been stabbed at the
famous farm. and which are now distributed to
I various parts of the country None of the horses
were SHOWN to harness. which makes the prices
realized the more notable. and all in ALL the sale
was an eloquent tribute to the sound theories Of
e j. and Harry Hamlin who i'm retiring have
earned tfe name of having maintained the most
successful breeding farm in the country.
Ihe tairview Farm consignment sold in the
evening session, was good one, and the prices
! averaged Well Many of the horses were in keen
teiTan9 to Sonata 2:i2A brought top price going
eligible every rich stake IN the tSr Fly ts Sne is
Red seemed Se 70 9e bargain at the price Her sire.
adddia1 H1h ~ was liberal purchaser yesterday. In
old R9 so sister to afs he bought tR MoTab
tratta rosa one OF the most promising young
ExPark commissioneru on au'Sh Mcniian IHT b0@ebt b n
5t9a1ncel8t. Ian Of the Village Farm lot, for $50 ana
4a66e9t 4b0@5s IL il fun brother 6s3 for whie6 e
years ago He has no marx ~ which eFvats Sas
IN IN part for the rather small price He is. how
@ one OF the best representatives. of the trottng
pTed sire OF heavy harness horses standing today
boW was req ribbon winner at the National Horse
aG6loR iR were cause for favorable comment at that
tina 6antasy 2oS; the champion trotting mare of her
Sf SGne was well sold at $2,0o0 inasmuch as she is
speed speed and an & class which made her famous Oak
on Monday pnfcRaseed M s, f and who bought Chimes
70 f ms farm In company with the great sire in
,,,I Paying I'M Chimes half brother to Lord Derby.
for $50 a6d @T@n eSThe to payd pay Shaw of Psbrg
779Vo94 7994 sold for the nominal price of $500 to W fl
Mba which raced through the season last year
Furbsh of fa Boston me for & was bought & By
this vegr WTcR Rent rs hey to trot to record Of 2O
s Couch, of Charlottesville, ". Va, bought ROYAL
Bells. which closely resembles The Abbot in looks
Pad o iSF for Nsa ans Be A. J. g4eg6 Pgdsy S;c%
champion ann fSe rs f6s Ban har former
THet Et U"deG: p was knocked down to p Dorsey. of
The sale will be continued to-day. when con-
Inc best sales OF the day follow:
UfSPia SP@o Chimes Rng tDs fosvS5t E. by Nam
nont r. H. shaIss aisrq PoRf chsg;er "
nal mabel; BY MambrnO King; A l. Thomas Ben
Princess A AAnnsbel bE: Mambrino Kins-An- SUI
oeaSH' baDe,' t Rg Seorse Wilkes: William simpson e25
s'J'Rs 3 Hafrs @rSS saefs saf5EmfRs aan
rsas PSaa: Rsssas Ss%ss B. to,5 rs8
Bqshng Bride b. M % Dare AHi Psvl%Barbara b; SO
Kentucky Prince: II. liter Readvile Mass. 770
b, r. 3
chea? ams &hs fsen Farms by
A@o1q1sn :V Oak DUKE %sllsvo We s3KHomoFa: by 1000
A. r g" Gunner Florence oy Anonareh 400
%oat # e. D. IsnaaG f sr by Al
1lnon mos G Daa4 SHINE sSaW fs5us
as sy Chimes SAMUEL m MamSno MaMsn King
hSF Sh@as: Gsef b. Gay Attlcs Tss by GEO
Village Hal br. e. yearlins: Direct HaI-Mercedes O'o
MsFcedes NJ chmsssatOry ry'fS b. Amonaiai 400
Rose queen. 5. M, g. Mamorino Kink-Mefcedes 80
by Chimes; John H. Shuts ..........:... COO
B?i% BPno y si-fias s by Nam 4
a 6y 1lhonsrch ns f John & T. amsrino hnssaoFy
s George ohd MRea eaaPosi5S H1s by Al
6y 'Ss61 caims TIE EdHs RsSp afa &p6e
Ssa bai aSa 8 DAVIS d9s sass
rSiS s,REfs$s3sGi@p E.:o@aas 4as
Red Bird lisa. B. g.. 10. Black Bird-Lizzie Nj.
py Corpeaui IL BROOKS 400
Matte Lynn Holt. b. m, 10 Baronet First-
Kellis. by Jay Bird j. H Phillips. Gravesend
Alice Barnes. b. m. IL. Election-Sidouie bv
Chelton; r. Dorsey. Easton, Penn. ,........... $50
The Niece blk. m. s. Athanio-raty Did by
Almont ir.: H. S. Higgins Pittsbprs Penn - - 55O
Say Tell, b. h.. Z, AXtell--Jean Look by Look.
Newport tS stock Farm -" 100
brino Patchen; James Martin, Phiiadephia van soo
Belle c. b 20. Judgs Cox-I3errnuoa Reus ~
by Phalanx J. IL Phillips Gravesend Ione
ciyp Walnut t2oshj bf g. IL bv WsiI;. D. loIo
by American Star; L. p. smith Ithecss'
vS: n ,Y5:itiY m Nv ,;. Jr;,. ;,e.' $3.50
.ta by Jersey Wilkes; A. ]. Furbush West New
Alfonso Maid t2:lsa), blk. l. by Alfonso Hat iO'V
r.. by Andy Johnson; John Jones New
Sonata t2;l2h). b. m, 7. by Red Chute-Katia Ao<'
Bells by BY hSv Bells l. cba F. smith Ithaca y Y. 22Oo
hrino King: George 8. Couch Cnariottesvle w
Norah b. c. g. by Baron wllkesEpisode by Am. i'O'o
bassador L 7. Smith. Ithaca n. Y............ 6ao
Del Cola m, &. 10y Delmarch-Oro Elmo bv
Eros: WoodsprIng Stock Farm. Storm Valley
Monte Joe gr g., 8, by e-EIection-Muretta by ~
Amont L. p Smith, ithaca y. Y.......... 4T5
Baroness Rosa, br. T.. 4, by Oakland Baron-Rosa
q INV Tom lack =. Smith ,na