The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1906-11-28
BRISK BIDDING IN GARDEN.
FIVE OF THE GET or NOTED
WkINNEI SELL FOR S3,535.
TrOtt,. n Fast lesri;ng. Wakes q Good
show ing In Ring and II Disposed OF for
81 .OOO-scOtch Visitor 10 Horse show
Purchases q Colt by M0narchaI.

wa, from william Simpsons Empire CITY
Stock Farm, AZ head bringing SIS. 900. The
offering was TO inaugur ate the new policy
oI Empire Farm. that 1t IL to be a breeding
establishment pure and simple. The young
srork was sold subject TO their engagements
IN the kentucky Futurity and other stakes.
Ere by Mckinney, 2Il3t, that headed tho
Offering brought 81. 535. and fifteen by South.
fl7',, brought s2.905.
1rotty. a brown yearling colt, brought the
bo-f price of the get OF Mckinney. With
bat little work Trotty has shown quarters
in ~ seconds. and the colt made a great exhibit
when brought out for sale. Trotty stepped
slong 80 %spuarely and revealed such an am
BIZ on TO race that the colt enrapLured Al
Thomas. the man who bring out the horses,
and D. fell to his bid Of 81 900. Thomas rides
a pony and drives before him the nag on
winch bids are wanted. Trotty went so fast
that he towed Thomas nearly all the way
and As a consequence the colts future homo
will he AZ Benson. Neb. Bervaldo. a four-year-
old by The Tramp. dam Tenella. by Bow
Bells that has no mark but has shown Trainer
Andrews. at the Empire Farm, "A trial In
az. sold for s2.lOO. after lively bidding.
Berydldo will go to the training stable OF
". T.. Rhodes. az G~uttenburg.
YOUNG stock in the Simpson lot by tw o
great sires brought good prices. Gentry's
Star, a four-year-old by John r. Gentry,
2Oo'a. and out of Iilette. an own sister to
Star Pointer. brought 81. 300, the purchaser
beng Frank Smith of Boston. Gentry's
Star has a trial of 2:lI and Gently. a four
year-old Gelding by John r. Gentry, which
sold for $3.50, has a private record Of 2:i4.
Bay Leaf aud Crescello. both yearling trotters
by Cresceus. 2:02J., sold for $685. and 1900.
The bargain Of the Simpson Offering in the
opinion of many " as the two-year-old nlly
Surety Bond, by The B-ondsman-Grace Boyd,
L.. 4 All aIEAVW - II
Surety Bond only enough to keep the
flly on edge for a campaign next year, yet
she has shown miles in $50. Surety Bond
IS a fun sister TO Grace Bond. who won the
~two-year-old hentucky t~uturity in 1903 and
he three year old Kentucky Futurity in
1874. taking "A mark rs a two-year-old of
gli, and AS "A three-year-old OF 2:O91.. Surety
Bond is Level headed and steps squarely.
seeming a hllv that should earn money at the
races next season IL sent TO the post as a
lhree-year-old, The ely, sold for si,O25 to
". l.. Snow OF Hornellsvllle. n. Y.
There was an attendance OF about 1000 at
the sale in the afternoon and a greater attend
ance az night. hut there were more onlookers
tnen than bidders. Every one on hand at the
earlier session seemed to want a horse, and
several women made offers on the nags they
liked, The inner ring is filled with stands for
the sale Of novelties and by exhibits of car
raEcs, wagons and sleighs. This gives a
country fair character to the "inield, " as the
racing men termed the enclosure, and the GUS
toners here were as often women as men.
Low values were the rule for the young
stock from Gulvallts Farm, s. De Ridder,
y ner, Prospect, KY. A yesrling hlly in this
lot that displayed natural speed and ease OF
action only brought sl2O. This was Princess
Of, Madras, by, Prince of India. 2l3l.. dam
Addie y, by Advertiser. the buyer being A. l..
kertH. Singac. n. !. !. J. McNulty OF Carmel,
\ Y, sent In two horses in training, Kitty
orsneebHrS and White Plains last fall, taxing
Ter, Ramsey, X. j.. while Nora Wilkes. by
ORC wilkes. a green four-year-Old hlly. only
brought SIS. The total of the morning and
afternoon sales was s23. 600.
Alex Gremmell Of AYR. Scotland. one OF
N attend the Horse Show. bought the three
Sear-old colt Beynle Murray. by Monarchal-
consignment from Monarchai Farm, Canas-
fota. ". Y, and undoubtedly a bargain. The
colt has a private trial OF 2,90 and is a fine
Horse Show last week.
PAGERS had a place in the night sale. Speed
-sy drivers noted with interest the appear
Babe Allerton. 2i5l.; and with a matinee
wagon record, OF 2:09iI, by -Allerton, 2:0oIt,
dam Bourb0nlight. 2Is1t, by Bourbon Wilkes.
raced very little. Austin p. Cristy Of Worces-
Billings a year ago. had intended to race her
impossible through the ban on the meetings.
D.. y. McClary OF Hartford sent in the green
fve-year-old PAGER Hal Direct. by Direct Hal.
20H.. dam Chime of Bells. by Mambrino
account OF disrempeS. but in the fsiI Hal
Direct worked a mile In 20e1 on the Charter
Oak track. He goes, with very plain rigging,
sreeds with a seven and one-half ounce shoe
n front and Eve ounce shoes behind. Hal
at the races and the reinsmen. including
John Splan. Myron McHenry. Knapssck
M Ne ns'l. and TSnCs N .Da.dsd hug ,S1s ns over
who went without a skip or break.
Babe Allerton may return 20 the Speedway,
ss7SS ! s 55VT Iors OF ln,S o S.Iy Ta Nv re GriI GvyS VIM
a mark Of 2:17+, made last fall at Albany in
? race. was a BARGAIN at $500. 4 high class
2l6l., which has been in use ever since by
.. G. Linnemln Of Lima, Ohio. on the road.
found, . new owner in r. II. Graham Of this
Bidding on Hal Direct did not begin briskly
and n hung until almost the last call at -, 600.
of future hunters raised each other 800 at a
time, Fred Smvthe lasted the. longest and
r pnrd Gac 81 w SSlt ,6 6ell Mss NJ aif f6 SlS q tr ~ eGe, the
actress, who raced a stable on the Grand
Circuit this year with success Fred Seacord OF
Myr Tale MSHsnir va and d'% r y. NJ Mar Pia1' Of G Res
Sovs we're the lasting ~contenders. Fred
the nS%E Ia: for o1a M III ger Cr sI btr see 'raO''eeS' mace
The horse will win himself out in a single
race. W said George II. Huber OF the Speed
money" This was the general view Of the
horsemen on the sale.
the 0rSt OF the produce OF OaklanO Baron,
ZOO, 10 be raised at the Hudson River Stock
Farm Of Jacob Rupert at ughkeepsie.
wound M the sale. There were ten three
year-olds and six two-year-olds. also a four
year-old, Star Baron. 220h. not raised by
Mr.. RUPERT. He paid $4,000 for Oakland
Baron At the closing out OF the Penn Valley
Stock Farm, four years ago at the Garden.
The Young stock were as finely developed a.
Nnv ever seen at this sales place. twelve of
he sixteen being over 1872 hands and six OF
them Close to 10 hands, and, besides size and
substance, they were Of value as possessing
undsveloped speed. There was keen interest
N the prices this lot would bring by every
horseman in the Garden, for they regarded
The Offering as a test OF the years market.
IN" best prices were:
PROPERTY oY WILLIAM SIMPSON, CUBA. N 7.
Leonard Mckinney. br. g., s. by Mckinney
L@onore; P, II. West. Saratoga, N. ". $500
Anta Mckinney, br. T., 2, by Mckinney
anita: F. j. Nolan SaratNga; n: y"
rro!tE. b. c., j, by Observation-Disclosures;
Al Thomas, Benson. Neb.,. .~.......... 1000
". L, Rhoades. Guttsnburg, N - 2.iOo
b~1irbrino. b, e. by John r. Gentry
BoJncer W. L. Rhoades. Guttenburg, ". J. 900
,Ntlette: Frank Smith. boston. 49,. 1900
"ently, br. e. Z. by John r.. G~entry--Nydia
wilkes W. L.. Snow. HoTnellsville, N. Y. $50
n1Iety Bond, b. ia. by The .B~O1dsman-
Grace Boyd ". L. Snow. Hornelsvnle, NY. i.0:5
star :. c. Phillips, Washington. Ohio 800, o35
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