The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1906-12-02
HURTS HORSE SALE,
Low PRICES FOR OFFERINGS At
THE GARDEN AUCTION
J. D. Haydn Closes but His STANDARD Bred
stock-Hlnandals Yarn Alse . Seller
Al Thomas m . Row-Unnamcn
Horses Eagerly Gpapped Up Cor Cash


Al Thomas t . Row-Unnamcd
A number OF the offerings at the trottins
horse sale In Madison Square Garden yester-
day were Of unnamed horses with pcdigrees
and In some cases records They were
snapped up with svidity at Low prices BY both
country and city buyers
A seller during the day was J. b. Haggin,
the famous breeder OF thoroushbreds- He
sold q geldlng he has driven on the road FOR
e225, and some fllies, none selling for as much
as one Of Salvatore old shoes would bring at
auction. j., B. Dickerson sold some young
stock by Belllnl from HIlandals Farm at
Mamaroneck.
Stretch my horse out; let him extend him
self." cried out Q Boston constgnor at one
Juncture to Al Thomas. the Nebraskan who
shows the nags.
Coin all ] kin with him. yelled back
Thomas. The trott er went so fast that he
| had the pony Thomas rode on its tiptoes. IL
was q case Of towing, instead OF being driven
| out. and the consignor had some reason for
his protest. After that Thomas took care to
keep a fresh pony under him. Everything Is
nuts to the management. for they receive
commissions on both sales and reeales. yet
30 far as possible they give each oonsisnor a
fair deal.
An interesting sale OF the afternoon was OF
the bay gelding Evening Star. IL years ole.
a blue ribbon winner in the roadster classes
at two Boston and two national horse shows,
| and, which Ia more remarkable, a winner also
In runabout classes this fall and last at the
| Speedway show OF the New York Road
| Drivers Association By Greenbriar. 7:22s.
| dam Myrtle Gould. this gelding seemed all
| that was asserted for IL as a quiet road horse.
This one brought $40. and the crowd gasped.
Queen wilkes. 2l0T. a .powe on the New
| York Speedway when driven by e. Z.
Smathers, was one OF a consignment OF road
sters sold by Fire Commissioner John
Ennis Of Brooklyn. The mare, now Is years
old, went TO George D. Sherman, Port Henry.
N. Y. for $3.50.
novelty was the offering OF q bride
braided from horse hair. dyed in as brilliant
colors as an oriental rug, WINCH Drought
s25: The maker was a G9nvt :. a. peer Lodge;
Gresolre ouohrof. the Russian, has sent
snd Totara, 2osX, to John Kellyis stable on
the Speedway and the foreign amateur VIII
s SdSsr On the %sS Ssx = s1rs tGaa IN Sei p%yin nstq for his
horses by presenting a 5000 single bill to
u 1T was the first | ever saw, $ said Ed Upton.
AT the racecourses $1,000 bills are common
and they are not unknown at our sales, but a
IS ,oCC ,S SHs T + z RoyEe ef The h aTst t tims I T e9er ss%
| big money. Marcus Daily ordered me to be
at the office one morning. with MeikleJohn,
the detective, and he gave me 100 $1,000 bills
to go and make a certain payment with.
| The A made o lump IN my breast and 7
kept lingering Ii for luck, the way a man pats
the shoulders Of a hunchback."
The days on erings W ere OF mediocre stock,
| and. according to the horsemen. the fun
| values were received. About eighty horses
were sold before the cost of a 90 horsepower
automobile had been taken in. Miss Kathryn
/ Wilks. the Canadian woman who has show
\ horses and a stable on the Grand Circuit. was
q visitor.
PAGER held their own in the dull market
Virginia. 2Oe1a, a green PAGER until two sea
sons ago. brought 525$. This one was bred
by MacOrekcr and Hockin. in California. and
sold by FL mer Stevens as agent.
The best sales follow:
Virginia, 2OaIa, Oh. m, PAGER. = years, by Bob
Mason. 227I-dAm Daughter of Grandce.
Pools: T.. Muller. Brooklyn. .....,....:. t2s
ChOnita, Pisa, b. m, %trotter, . years. BY
Alphington. 7:l61-Daughter Of SPHINX;
John SHOEMAKER, city ........,.,.,.... SOC
Snow Ball, VII. e., 8 years, trOtter. by Strong
hoy, and Black Dick, b. e., trotter, 7 years,
by Trojan. sold as team 70 II. r. Pierce. -
StAnsteAd, p. o., Canada .,.......'.',....' So
Lizzie Gcrow. 2:lel3, br. M PAGERS years, by
Bingen, 2O6A, dam Nahesa, 24l11' II. r
Mcbride, Bath, y. BO
The days sale realized S24, $50, for los
horses sold, averaging S224 per head, while
the total amount realized for the first week
of the sale was Ssi3.67 for go horses sold,
which gives an average OF Sac,