New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-12-07
RANCHO DEL PAS0 SALE.
PRICES 1TERAGE WE'LL,
Prim, Dam Of Proper, Brings $4,000
Young Mares IN Demand.

T4n.cu Company at Van Tassel & Kearneys
emotion mart in East 13th-st.. was not behind
RE other two IN the matter OF keen competition
tor the choice offerings and the prices realized.
one hundred and two head were sold yester-
ss,- for S64 900, an average Of S627 81. The
total for the three days is S190400 for 299 head,
an average Of $3.50 IS. II many ways the mares
disposed Of yesterday were quite well sold as
on Tuesday, although the total was not so
great The top price was S41O0 while the day
before three sold for $4,000 or more.
Therc was the same good sized crowd around
the ring and in the gallery. but the majority
came 70 look on or be in the atmosphere of the
thoroughbred, as the bidding was confined, ex-
cept in rare instances. 10 the same men who
have figured in the buying throughout the sale
John Mackey, Harry Payne Whitney, A j
1orner. acting for E E. Thomas and Sydney
Pgget; Thomas Welsh. bidding for Andrew Mill
o. snd 2. c. Bishop; Garrett d Wilson. J. T.
sesgranl and Michael Murphy were the most
sq-Iya As was the case on Tuesday, John
Hackey was the largest buyer. and there was
2 MINOR current that he was acting for II. T.
0xnard and not James B Haydn in the matter.
Mr.. Oxnard was a liberal purchaser on Monday,
but did not put in 81 appearance Tuesday or
yesterday
Harry Payne Whitney bid a number. but
cid rot get single one Jack Joyner was the
man Who usually took issue with Mr.. Mackey
in carrying up the prices Of the best offerings
That the buyers are discriminating and not
sra aged BY sentiment was plainly shown when
RecIare the best two-year-Old Of her year and
The dam Of the great race mare Tradition, win
rer 81 SIS. 445 In the last two years, was passed
out without a bid She is eighteen years old
and did not appear TO be in foal. and IN conse-
quSnce nobody wanted her at any price Right,
the dam of Ormond's Right, was another
which did not elicit bid while StrathhoWer,
the dam Of Savable. 2. Futurity winner, brought
? raltry 500. and Sabra- half sister to Water
color winner Of $45,535. was knocked down Tor
Young untried mares with no race or breeding
record were in far more demand Five or six,
only three and four years Old sold for upward
or s. 600 each.
Sister Jeanie young siX-year-old mare from
the family of Andrisa and Sir Peyton. in foal
70 Wa1ercress. brought the top price yesterday
She was sold to John MaCkey for 81, 100 Jack
lower was the conIending bidder, and, after
starting her at 1000 carried II along TO S4,VOo,
where he stopped with a shake OF his head on
Mr.. Mackevs advance Of 500
Next 10 Sister Jeanne came PTim, the dam of
Proper, winner Of $34,170 and the horse which
ran second to Beldame in the Suburban HandI-
Msrbey for 81, 600 after some spirited bidding,
in which Harry Payne Whitney and Jack JOY
ner took hand. Prin looked 10 be IN foaI 20
Star Ruby and while twelve years old was
generally regarded as g cheap horse Royal
Light was knocked down for the same price ana
John Mackey was the buyer. Andrew Miller :
and Z. p Thomas had their eyes on her, but |
TO no avail Royal Light is the dam Of Jurist |
and sister TO Royal.
The four-year-old mare Phantasrrla, from the /
family Of Delhi winner of S119 2ST brought So |
100 and again John Mackey was the purchaser !
after a lively tilt with Jack JOyneT. Other |
voting mares which 1Tr Nackev bO7Ighr were |
Summit, BY Darebin, for $1,000; Stellaris by St.
Carlo. for $1,000. Solana, from the family OF |
Goldsmith. for 5000; Silica, from the family of
Wild Oats and By Sir Ndodred. for $1,000; Qua /
Train. from the family Of the Cakes winner Va /
ration fer $500, and Moderate from the fam
ily Of Chacornac, Tor $1,000
Thomas Welsh secured NadaViS. the dam Of /
s. Galien for Sl.5Jo: J. E. Seagram paid 1,Oj0 |
for Mordant. three-year-old Bendoran mare. !
and T. K Bradley, the owner Of Bad News, got /
Phista the dam of Phil Finch, for 81 200
Pansy, the dam Of Waterfiower. said 10 be |
one Of the best twO-year-OId fllies Of the season
y England. was not fancied and sold for S3T5 /
t. Paul Armstrong She IS twenty years old /
Waterfiower won five straight races this fan I
for The Oaks next year
The stations viii be sold to-day, and when
Haiercress Sar Ruby and the others go under
ne manner some fancy prices can be looked
Ag5ho5.e =, years. ny Orde-AlannsA. A. )
N.HeTga clalr 5isesT 70 Lurstfourne) m years
Is MldlothisIFYoga Hurst; John SIackey- ... . 900
~ ll $500 o. GGq 7 a-eT35n o. n y years
Ms Fae, M i years. b knight q Elierzlie
J22sssste. , n, years. by Darebn-yinerra; John
N25-oSs n 10 years BY Sir Nodrsd-Frecioas: zo''
Go9asgTsr : M I6 years. By viiddie-MoonIirat 'O
N9raaR NJ years BY Bendoraalast Black: sOO
NaaaZis. b n Is years. BY Hladoo-caipburilia O''
fsye4a ia, dam q ada Nay ol n. 10 years, by
u Guard. eh m years by George Kssslar-
PtEsagoata 4 a N, 10 years. by Msgnetaer-
Pf So, y dam q 81 y5o9le5 ; years By
pS-iEatoT-t LreazI' John Macl1eZ zoo
80 "a, . years by Uncle Jess-Ecoen-
Peasa dam Of Considerazon, br m. Il years. BY
PsJal p b. m. z years By sensator-1iiss Prtr-
y,E E9ss John aiaesey 1000
r5 sE Golden GsrseT-claer; J@bn 1IaeEey 1000
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