New-York tribune., 1906-11-27
OLD GLORY SALE OPENS
Arabian Bred Horses Not IN De-
mand-Prices Aueraee Veil.

The annual Old Glory sale of light harness horses
began yesterday in Madison Square Garden and.
considering the quality Of the stock offered on tho
first day, fair prices were realized. A big crowd
in attendance afternoon and evening. Horsemen
were on hand from all parts of this country ana
Europe rs the sale ranks the important OF
its kind in the world. Eleven hundred and twelve
horses will sold the highest bidder before the
sale ends. including Sweet Marie (202,. the queen
of trotters, and host of speedy trotters PAGERS
and show horses. Thomas ~. Lawson has
signed all his stations. broodmares and young
ones trotting bred. and stations. b,oodmares and
young ones bred for the show ring, from Dream
wold, and better lot has rarely. if ever, been
offered at a public or private sale.
The big amphitheatro had undergone one of it's
many transformations. The pomp and glory and
gttering display of the horse show had disap-
a sales ring. The horse still the centre of at
traction, however. and hundreds there 70
look on with no thought OF buying The board
walk of the horse show had bee- turned into
show at Th povded peet9 e Of
tainment. as it gave touch of the circus and the
at the side Of saddle horse,
The sale began with an offering of seven Arabian
bred horses but they almost drug the
market. and it was plain that the type is not popu-
nished stallion. was Knocked down for the paifry
price Gf sl2o when 81 900 mad been looked for The
slightly more than what was considered the value
While the bidding was lively in the afternoon ses-
sion, the prices did not run above three hsures
cred @ %S non aaf i by her m lev TO wy
of going: She brought top price when w Bruck.
"A. Al the evening session Sphinx s. 2o5+, vas in
before the fast pace was sold to George ". Kelly,
One hundred and horses were sold for s23750,
1t was announced in the Garden yesterday that
NJ " r. y Stoves had sold at private sale to George
get of Patchen Wilkes, for $sO,ooo
Boston; Nathan straus, New York: A. J, Weieh'
Tanner Cleveland; James Wetneril Calf Ont; A.
King Goshen q jacob d R%pPeT PomgRRep9e BSStRR
Harry X, Deye1rreaux, cleveland; John II: Schultz.
Syracuse; Asa Panforth Washington. n; s a
Msy anae Te Hehos HeS{ 1na aST2
Thomas J n 5,, " Murphy Glen Cove Long Island; DR.:
ea 19rki IL l. w Boynt9n New York and William Rus
Those Which brought 800 or over follow:
Nejdrau ;l cl s. by Anayeh-Nayli; l. Tinker. New
FS5fs Snss NsH sH York city sy $40
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Lorenzo Haniln (troter1. blk c. I J. II smith. Al
BGaos %oHsn les N,Is ,(I5f3tts55 go go
MGSsy Ss r G@yn9 Ss Sr h Yos Ry Good o
Rookh: T. b Hidden. sharon, n Y.............. 400
NJ, Kappe New York 8s5
Rosey Posey NJ. Br1iok, New York city 900
Wabassee (trotter): rn. h. 3. by D. C-Mssissppi
Maid; NJ Case. Hoosio Falls n, Y:............. 61o
Merry Peals Grotterl. b. m, IL by Bells-Rosy
Morn William Mcfarland. Philadelphia ........... $40
HatteTas drottep. b, m Q. by Wilkes Boy-Kincora;
Medic (troter. 2;2ol4l ; h. 1e by Pilot Medium
Lady Eptcure: DR.. c. Griffin New York city 800
Amar3R as R,6 H r9e5 9te +. y AlmonaroMaud .o
Dorothy Green (trotter} b, M. s. by Wapeta-Ieia
Stanford John H; Phillips Gravesend n. Y.,...,.. $50
Rhoda McGreEor; Chester stande. Columbus Ohio $50
sn Nelly Cheoar F II West Saratoga SPRINGS n Y. s1o
s; George W. KeIly WatertoyvT,. 400
Spfnky ttrotter 21S14), ch. g.. 8. Alpha C-Blaok
Norchy; F. H Albertson, Riverhead Long Island $50