New-York tribune., 1906-12-05
HORSE SALE GOES ON.
Bargains To BE Had By the Dis
eliminating Buyers.

After the keen interest displayed in the dis
| persaI of Thomas w. Lawson's string OF trotters
! and show horses Monday the Old Glory sale
of light harness horses in Madison Square Gar
! den yesterday seemed unusually quiet In spite
of the fact however. that almost 100000 worth
| of horses have changed hands in the sever days
/ of the sale. there appeared to be no lack of
I money when good stock offered. and the bid
/ ding fairly spirited afternoon and evening
Considering the stock offered the prices av-
! eraged we!l, and ran from sS5 FOR Glencoe
| Patchcn 20 $500 for Judex an eight-year-o
PAGER with d mark Of 2:0Si4. al The afternoon
session. Edward I4anion of Ihis city bought
| JcdeX and got a bargain. IN the opinion of many
h0rsenen IN the Garden. Under proper handling
he is almost sure pace a mile in two minutes
and if canlpaiSned should easily pay mis- way as
he has been timed in n race in 2:03$4 the
Readviile track. according his owners state
ment.
Crescent Lass (2:15l4) was knocked down to
Emil Jacobson. of Hoboken. y J. for 81 600
she started thirteen times last summer only
being behind the money three times and was
none TOO Well sold. considering the fact that sha
s quite likely to get in the - 10 list. There
other bargains also, notably Baron Eutwood u
son Of Baron Wilkes. purchased by l.. II. Brock
way Of Boston for $500 and orator. a good
prospect, secured by F. : Kennedy of this city
for $400
One hundred and seven horses were sold dur
ing the day for 800 $50 an average of S276
The grand total for the eight days Of the sale
reached S407 .sal5.
Inc summary Of the sale of those bringing
$500 or over follows:
4 e Pe,eTson Sn je2sey SF s. and $ Dr. ss,s
Farnie b ,trorfeTl blk N E,- frad Rocker. 80
ars, dam. Bird : Dr. Arnold Fra Frank. s,0'S New
Harry AlIerton ttrotferJ. br. h 4 tv AIIert,n-
7,iTCe geeel's a., "; A ! Esserv BIauyelt \ - 325
Mors .trotter), br. 2 s by Elect cossack-Es-
John Thomas Dtrotter}. gr. :. .: e B. Dennison.
simmojeau 0rot'er 2:24'.l blk g = by sim
mingham Tl'GEes5 Jean, }. W BRADY. agent Br 25o
9d aa%n RRsF1 Tldu tTo''sT Ts ssm s sy a Anna a S
Orator 1TotIer,; h; g, :, by oratorio: E.
y W = I ra5@ie- 5@g' xe; eT M York by AHte-syey zoo
Hattie Penn roiter 2:26sj, b m. o bv William '
Geo4s, T. 8ai Souer;s e. p p AH'ero'ie, 800
0d@ Try BET l' 3 $ o56 sa.sE 81 sy son9 y R $50
Wilkes. " H. Mood Harris6urr . Penn M Jersey 800
Capsila. II Brocl7ay Boston 500
Bes r BTooR%a? oRS8r1 5ss aa 300
Q EdWaTd Hanioa New York o i,eooa.e,ie 900
Goucester-sunoo Lass: Emil Jacobson Hobolen 1000
slysTJh5ead CpoGsr, CHI . by wildnut-Theresa
Ma; a.. 9hererf o t.. EassT 2;Iss q hy sherbsr5
DEMPSEY lpaeer. 2:Ioi,j b g, ie. by Tribute:
James Ferguson. New --.... 800
TePny (trot,er b $ by 9ueechy-Mattie Hunter:
\ .,...-..-- $50
Lady Axtellite tracer), b. m. g. hy Axelle-Miss
Kitchen; r. y Wilcox. Deposit \. Y....--.-.--. $40
Lady Catlin GTotterD br :, by Ca;lin FIRST dam
Lezinston anq Johnson ro,tersi. . J. r. Mcgowan
Mount Sterling Ky. $50
Mack H ,pacer h. z. ! by George W. I,ederer; J.
Graham Albany 3s5
Mgck F. 'pacer,. b e .. by George ". Iede-er F
: Fisher White Plains y. Y.....-.... $50
Mayzetta ltrotter) 2:l6'4 70 N. $. by Nav King
Beauretta John Kelly. New York .-.......-...-.- I25
Dorothy Day. 2:21 2. br. :. by Slas Wright
Maggie Day John Phillips. Grsvesend y. Y. 475
Marion Y Urotterl. 2:25. n IN. :. by Norval
first dam Jelly: W Jones. New York SO
Mer-ywaster (pacer), 2:G7i4, blk s. ny Quarter
nlaster-Beatrice: j II Scott. New York ..--.. $50
B R stoddard New Rochelle n T.....',.... So