New-York tribune., 1906-12-01
HORSE MARKET STRONG
dutch Government Bugs Fleetscood
S. at Garden Sale

After the high prices for the ugbt ba-,sss
horses sold on Thursday the total for the offer
1ngs at the Old Glory sale yesterday in Madison
square Garden looked small in comparison As
d matter OF fact however. the prices ruled high
Tor the stock offered, and II was plain that the
market was strong. There v-ss no falling off in
the number Of buyers. and ere was a goodly
gathering OF those who cam 70 look on from
pure love Of the horse,
The total Of the sales yesterday was S41 040
lot 145 horses. an average of 1868 a head. Five
hundred and seventy-one horses have been sold
curing the five days for $3.50 445, an average Of
$5o7 head
= consignment of five trotters and one pace
from Schaible Brothers. Of Elyria, Ohio at
Uacted chief interest at the afternoon session.
They sold for 81 $40 three of the get of Elyria
going for SO, 75O. Fleetwood s. C2:13l2). a big
We'll furnished stallion, by EIyria-Schaible Girl,
brought top price of S2.15O He was purchased
for export by Won Wickwoort Crommelin after
some spirited bidding. He will be shipped to
The Hague, Holland. for the stud Of the Dutch
government. Fleetwood S. has proved that he
is a sire Of extreme speed. and horsemen did
not hesitate TO say that he was a bargain az the
price. H. E Chapman, Of Cleveland, secured
Birdena. an eight-year-old bay mare, for Sl.1O0
She is own sister to Fleetwood 6. and. with
a trial in III. is quite likely 10 get in the 2:1o
list next year Sportsman and George E. were
sold pair 10 r F. Tallman. of this city, for
1.24O. They a well matched team and made
p fashy appearance the track.
Harry Gayton. tr, promising green trotter,
was In some demand He was finally knocked
down 10 D. Waterman Of this city. for $500
He was originally bought for a show horse, in
the hopes that he would surpass the record Of
Red Cloud. but showed much speed a
three-year-Old that il was decided to train him
He has worked mile in 2 IA, with plenty in
reserve and is quite likely take a mark Of
2-O1 If he trains
Recorder GoP attended the sale again yester-
day, and bought Mary Brtghtwood for SEQ 10
Thursday
The summary of the sale Of those bringing
$500 over follows:
Ey H,4s Pd c8 . a Fs RIVER R Mas: a2 by Early so5
SO Barnes lt-2ttsr 2;2e.41 blk & g. by Highland ,oo
e17si9 si9nes % GRAIN 4 New. T3r 4so
Rap5 wo5anut. Il, F pierce. stanstead. P. q,
Don WOOD lsrorterl, 81 BY Colonel Wood J. -,
colone Aios6y ltToter5, br h, 8 by Btngen-La
r Soa + q 1rar4sr stare Nv oakland BARON "o
Bella Eieotr'o: G J F4tEgsrajG T0ndon Ont. s1o
Sss52s aa Pa3a 9oG5 Mss 2sf Nsw 2 7o sss
F3z4s cs9isel lf'f5 s292s'' Be24, a2ss4a 5u
v r Roeette Monseys y 80
'@aEs 6a s?35 s. & 72sfEf Mile Lock * svo5 s5 sens a
The & Maiqr rotter) = g g. b. s5eorgs + PuTe9 A,
A-ssi! 1DaseT' blk z. ! BY Baron Hazari-ALss;
JaJnisoa Indiana; ; Prn. ~ T, i, 90"
FsFf M6ie 9sI' A ! 6l Fgr6lsa Brtehton Mass. "a 4ao
sesi6fs r 7an W1cisoort 7 s crnne Eiol-
Bl:6saa 55ot;er 22i,4l. y, Elyria- ,oo
a6 sha59ie :a GEL n r SasR 6S Bourbon iiO'
AloCiresor-oraonda Matd; N kraara, Philadelphia s3o
Jagan C2aeeTl 6r g 3 BY Woodiine-Anaine; A ,oo
rarrT cag5o1 II rotterl br s. 5 by Harry cay
Sister Penn D Wa5eernnn, Sew York G1ty; 1'oo
eSaPag %5.ssts Bs Z H PTe Bqsio So ~ co.'st
Iet-oceana. L E Brown Delevsn- IN. -, 300
F4gnk Dale & 5tTot1sF s32 49, b. g. BY Charles 400
1 .31 Mss5sT fnaT Et s 0{ ro4- s75
RGs Ea7y s6iSs 4RafsF Be.ss M. 0y Mas'onoo 300
M;9Ts9 Yse3n Joan achoonmaker New York Cy 82s
MISS Mono l;ratter5, ;, :. > by Nrasoonomo-Grace
se2tha rsrry 1 s1 1pTottar cS + ? by Masoonouio-
way Nelson n. Zones. IAkeyle Conn. - $50
HtaP5? se4e v 4 stFfs5sT sa Pans T oy HAPPY seo
seba6ie Girl G Bosp New rFpo Pena 500
sRaSs cR3fe a1 H Tooneg s Sy $50
Ts rt snd orEe % g. rotr y b
y Aaanias-5Tanabrtno: R F. Taiinaan- New -.
08 -l5Ss :59''s5 ' to.Gea 3e New 0E YORK ok
sa6 rses2; w.ae y Ia5ss5
Doly .:setts53. : :. BY AnteoeDs-Junie; 80
Wstsgs BToo6iya 300
+ l ManBr.no esift \ 77aters B2ooE5n 40
zsIdeTne Charles tk5s25 Baltiinors, $50
Kins~PeaSe 1cuise:: william Smith, hokohua g.
E25S5sol ass E ':jssE j6sss Elmer Il H15ya .as $50
AS M c7ag Ktsm 4 Simpson St Renys n NJ 200
Ms o W w6g 5os T Mssbaa 2h Paer1on s 20 q y 5 300
(trotterl, br. s.. 3 by Moko-FIette Case; NJ
Smith Hartford, Conn. .---.-. 800
KPpewa 1tCottsTl ,q, 5E g y KTe"lH-AistiODe' ..o
Cashier Ctrotter). blk. g, I. by Iockhearc; Al
Thomas Benson, 700
iIns Io9 G : Midasgh Mnin Penn Dy 1850
Kate Anderson. 2 - cpacerl b 8 By Rensselaer,
vllkes-LiIie Chief; Walter Smith. Ero|klyn.-. 40
LADY Elwood, 2:1Ta. pacer). ch. G. by Strong
wood-Auyons John Doty. Hempstead. Long -
z.e- "a T7av al7s Ctrotter, blk m g by A1teli-
Break O. Day: A Hamilton; New Haven, Conn $50
A Iaq9aTy oI1s fTBt TsrdokIIne Mass e25