New-York tribune., 1906-11-28
TROTTERS SELL WELL.
Horses Consigned By William Simp-
SON in Demand.

The Old Glory salc Of hight harness horses by
tho Fasig- Upton Company was continued yes
terday In Madison Square Garden. The stock
was better than on the opening day. and prices
ruled higher There were plenty of buyers
hand and the bidding was active when some
good prospect" or well known performer was
offered for SALE A big crowd was in attendance
afternoon and evening. as the sale has an at
traction for horse lovers apart from the mere
buying and selling. The opportunity to see the
horses which have made racing history, IN
some cases. shown to sulky to saddle Is too
good to be lost At the evening session the at
tendance was estimated at three thousand per-
sons and there was hardly vacant seat on the
2eth street side Of the Garden
The evening session was marked by the sale of
Hal Direct. the hashy black Of Direct Hal
(2gO4A). He has paced a trial in 2:O6aA, and is
generally considered by horsemen as of the
best prospects ever offered at public auction
When the auotioneer called for bids Fred Sea-
cord started him at $4,000 Myron McHenry and
T. W. Murphy took q turn and carried the price
to $500 Then, by bids OF $1OO the figures
rose another thousand dollars, when Fred
smythe acting for Miss Lolita Crabtree, entered
the competition, and eventually secured tho
horse for $4,000.
The Rupert string Of seventeen horses. all
an e,, esgresase Of $5es5, or an average Of $3.50.
This not up to Mr.. Rupperts expectations.
The total for yesterdays sale Yves VA; ;Iio. for
Tor two days is $s7 .e25. for OF horses, or an
average of $299 head
A consignment from the Empire City Farms
of William Simpson aroused chief interest in the
afternoon. Forty-two head sold for s15,s2o an
average of $3.50 head, and Mr.. Simpson ex-
secured. The consignment was made up OF
good, sound young horses, with nice action and
Simpson has been racing and driving his own
stock heretofore, but he has announced that here
after the Empire City Farms VIII be breeding
establishment pure and simple, and that the
product Will be sold annually, either as year.
Hngs or two-year-olds,
In the lot yesterday We're fve trotters by the
coney China Maid and thirteen others in the
3:1O list; two by John R Gentry (sOO14), and
champion stallion record at 2:o3A. The five
trotters by Mckinney brought sa5s5. Trotty
well known driver, secured him after lively
tilt with several others who We're anxious to
ling trotted a quarter in 40 seconds. His way
of going yesterday was convincing. as he showed
speed even on the confined track
Bervaldo, a four -yeer-od trotter by The
Tramp. which is sure to get In the 2:1o list,
brought top price of s210O. He was purchased
by W. L. Rhodes. of Guttenburs. N. ]. He was
third in his only start. beating among others
Miss Abdel. which later won the Kentucky
Gentry's Star, by John R. Gentry and out of
Vilette own sister to the speedy Star Point
er Q:5sA). was in such demand that the price
down to Frank Smith. of Boston. She is likely
to make her mark In good company next year
ngs by lor M s6 nd
respectively. Crescello, which sold for s400,
was rather plain looking. but showed every evil
dence Of speed. and should prove a bargain
The summary of the sale Of those bringing
$500 follows:
Tho sy Coal BLACK lady t Ffps p SosS s stsnts
SADIE sBa Efts e. e sss ssv sT York F y in's $50
earning ttr9tter 227A b. 8 by Bslnt-car- ,lii .7o
1fs SGoa9: chss eY sas Ti pfsr r. ideal.
sH Bow ss Pssl: hsssT7 Ssz Bssvs $40
iHs e93 s0yS5 RoSHtoa S.s xor z CITY $50
E Sx,as:; 800
P a!stsssS; sas Sskiaa.yhl aas' ,s m
74sty = dsostsr r. ysaiilns. x Mckinnsy ooo
B;EyaIdo S9tter 81 --r.n.lia 'oo
B9aaosfj k5oas. dst'sR6g5F 800
S4itE ~ets. F4s Frank H1 smith Boston @ o' :' - 1900
MEss % l. DE Snow 1 sy iGHa f.
sV5fy fSaa B6S TPttf SNOW f. Thf 1o5
HsE PBp BBhfs wa.hton So,
Ps6sss F9f5 Wa @ Gilbert Ms 400
suHpyPToo s aTesIsT bT f. by southsDsndOr
sate4s {Raesr}, by sateiy-dlovsrsn.' L 200
Jenkins chatsaa
dia-Phcpbe onward; J. Martin Boston 49,. 87o
India-C1sca; w. r. Cook. New York City. $50
Mona B. Grotterl, b: M. o. by ossip D-Fanny: ~
George Gibbs, Brooklyn. 500
Hal Direct blk h.. 8, by Direct Hal-Chime Of -
Bells; Miss Lotta Crabtres, Boston $500
Grace Hicksons Cpacer. 220A). b. T., by Prodigal-
Rena Bailey; D. W Malopey. White Plains. n. Y. 500
Kitty Mao 0rotter. 2:191.). b. M, &, by Direct 49,
Matte B.; E. F. Carpenter, Ramsay ". J: S76
Babe Aerton (paosr. 21T14), b. m. 8 by Anerton-- 49,
Bourbonlight; G. NJ Powers. New York City. 67o
Lady Iona (trotter. 2:17%) b. m g. by Ondaie-
Alpha H. Joseph Beaudry q Son, Worcester
ST. Paul trotter. 21eA). b. e.. I by Nowai-sister
Pauline r. H Graham, New York Gity........;. TOO
The Dutchnan (trotterl, b. g., II, by Winhs-Lady 49,
Pepper; Al Thomas Benson. Neb. ..,......:...: 8e5
Baron~Kophta: 3, W. Northrup Grand Rapids.
Baron Alfonso Ctrotter5. 2:25 br c.. s. by Oakland
Baron-Lady Alfonso; Charles Monerie. Brook 49,
Star Baron crotcrj. 22o&, br c. J. by Oakland
Baron-zeda; T. Freylinghuysen, New York City 45o
Amanda Baron trotter). b. f.. 3. by Oakland Baron -
-Evariste; r. c. Rich East Orange, N j.; 7s6
Oakland Sun (paoer PISA b. c.. 5: by Oakland go
Baron--sunilettai Fred Upton, Rochester. 600
Ninety-three Baron (pacer1, 2:201. b. s. by Oak
land Baron--eight- Eli ight-Eight Elmer Stevens 49,
AMATEUR DRIVERS IN SESSION.