New-York tribune., 1907-12-03
BARGAIN DAY At SALE
NO LACK OF INTEREST.
Prices RuIe We'll Considering the
Horses Offered.

The Old Glory sale Of light harness horses by
the Fasig-Tipton Company was continued yes
teraay at Madison Square Garden, and in spite
Of The fact that the horses offered were below
the standard of those earlier in the sale a og
crowd was in attendance and the prices ruied
well considering the stock it might nave Dee1
called bargain day.
IN spite OF the stringency in the money mar
ket and the talk OF hard times the sale has
been one Of the most successful in recent years
and the grand total when the auction comes to
an end to-day will not be far short OF the
record One hundred and six horses were sold
yesterday for S21.100 The grand total for the
seven days sale is S4l2, ,o05.
During the morning and afternoon sessions
the prices did not average much above 500
Wild Wilton. the well known trotter. which has
q trial of 20sh. brought the top price of Sloo
while Edith Ryan, the dam OF Frugality- and in
foaI 10 Toots NJ, brought the lowest price, a
beggarly SsG-
Tom and Jerry, well matched pair Of seal
brown geldings. standing sixteen hands. made
a good impression as they We're shown around
the miniature track, and the bidding was keen
enough to carry their price TO 500 before NJ F,
Mcdonald. Of this city led them away
Young Bayard, a nine-year-old PAGER. with
trial in 2:05-4 knocked down 10 T. =
Bourne, OF Falmouth, Mass for S3l5. He was
purchased for speedway driving and his new
owner does not expect 10 race him except in
amateur brushes. c. B. Smith. Of this city. OBJ
tained a bargain, in the opinion Of many horse
men. when he secured Plassman. six-year-old
PAGER for S3T5. Plassm4n one Of the most
consistent performers of the season. Beginning
without record, he started in twelve races.
winning nine, finishing second twice and third
once. He closed the year with a mark of 2:16lI
and trial half mile track Of 2:12 He
looks like good prospect for next season and
is likely 10 take a mark Of 2e0S with good
handling.
-Four trotters and one English hackney, con-
signed by the Elsinore Farm. owned by Mrs.
Edward r. Ladew. brought $3.50 which was
rather disappointing, all things considered. The
horses were sold because ii has been decided
10 give up breeding trotters at the farm. Ignore.
q f1ve-year-old Of Allerton. was bought by
G "a King, Of Paterson, n. J.. for S210 He
was blue ribbon winner at the Madison Square
Garden horse show a two-vear-Old in the
breeding class and looked cheap at the price
Princess Cresceus. a three-year- FLY by the
great Cresceus f20214), only brought S2S0, T. /
1.ttlefield, of this city, being the buyer Carol
side Star, winner of twenty-one blue ribbons in
England. and only seven years old. was sold for
the paltry price Of 500. She was imported by
George Watson two three years ago and
sold for $1,000
The leading sales follow:
Young Bayard. PAGER. br g. 9. by Bayard Wilkes
Fs1ran h5g 6oSne: % by Daniel Boone ! c Bourne ,g
AdnoTe, paceT. b; g.. 6. by The admiral: J. R ','
BY BY koesa fs5 Boy; 81 D A Rg. Wdfe55s
Tom ana Jerry ,rotters seal brown gedings. c: M
r Mcdonald. New 500
Princess M@ekay. by baron wilkes T. / Little
Medi9's Enid. tTotter. c n.. g. by Medio-I:nid by
Young Jim: IIill & Fearing. nudson \, Y, 800
lard BY I1a,aiard L smith Kew York....4. 285
by hinr; t; freeman ma 'Ge %eT = X calesoia 300
by &imoHarcR: n A Hag Se ~ riniis Siie2is 90
aag Dawn pr b s aef Red R & c4aazfsde G22s5f d &sv
A5gets -, ,l.I, <-'V
9 By Ja2 % d F!'f = ith z alS aetds deh1sus Fen go
Golden Mean by Red Wilkes @anheaer & 35f1 HSSs BS
r,issae .Se" OH 800
Baaa4 by Guy Ns is c 81 Smith bhse2u Se% Tor s7s
afsa A 3 stsshi: 8 '4 William cSsss s E2daTs
Ignore: h. s. trotter 3 by Aiieron-Aip6ia Maid
o2tsenS ane 9 R h1Rs ,Ias,.I TatT721 On n - 90
cars Rose: BY Baron Rose; : " Carpenter.
Norfhisnd Baron. blk. G. trotier 4 by Oakland
bush. Brighton Mass . 21o
sonatina bT trotter. 5, by AIcyoDer-sonato by
5eneral washngton: H o Wood I1umont. X. J go
B@46T by Lord 0tf a5anm6re 20 " John sRaI5. &%
totA go
Tsor5lesf Lass. by Young Fullerton z H MIN
os. baron ar 3''f Wilkes g John me Jones' u5Bs
o1sn Fanny P En- by rIs6ssr s W ~ c8sr B5t: Bs.51
Fp.s Aley9gs 9s = , Paesr & 70 ny sy Young Guy, by
vjo u Mii9n 10 w3o 6T III 'FGSfs II + II I y %gnee' y an
Maggie Ambuiator. D. PAGER. =. hy IA
Msggie Russell hE- Happy Russell r. A Monroe.
Add Directly h. 6 trotter ? hy DrectIy-synoitta ~
by Advertiser; e T. Hayes. Palmer Mass. ..... 215
Wallace II. b. &. PAGER. ny Colonel Osgood-
Kitty Almont- 10y Queen Bess -. Andrews.
Miss Wood. m trotter. by Kcypood-FIosSe
~ Manlhritonian: the Hartford Market Company.
JACK Dawson, hr & trotte1 : by JACK Dawson ~
Sprague Sold6ust. J A. Brown. Natttucl. Conn go
ufeersle CHEZ { E sTaHer Na% Bed4or9, 9,
Harold J. rr & tro5ier II by osland Wiikes- 90
Amethyst. by General Benton; . B Smith
Fuchre Prize br. m troter : by Ponce De Leon
Hazel Ann b. BAY BIRD; c. z. Johnson,
Billv Walters u. h. &. PAGER. = by whaleboBe-
Eurieyrille " 3sn
Dorothy Grey. b m. trotter. 6 by wapeta-Iela
Stanford. ny LEILA stanford: " Scott, =Arnste--
Susie WORTH o r. trotter 4 by ax7or-hy-scyIn-
holine by Ga1nbetta wilkes J. H Quinn. worces
Kasco b e paoer : iy FlrernIin-RossignoI nv
King Wilkes: 6, B. Goats Mantle Conn 210
-neEo. T. z. PAGER. 10. bv Noody's HamhIetoniar--
Elsie C. by Ella C.; Fl W Curtis Waterbury.
Colonel Taylor. b <. PAGER. Il. by st-athboys-
Doris by Nj nesperancun; A J. Furbush.
,ravor Keeler e. z trctter 4 by KeeIer-Mss
Fanny IacSscn; William GartwelL Easthsrnpton.
Long Island 3oF
riouN ny Orchestra James z Gay. Easthamp-
ton. Long Island 81
Allie Chimes y m trotter. 4. nv Thir'ss PplI--
Aithea- by Wiokiihe; Richard Weldon. New York .
Fife shannon br m rsoer g bv Oratorio-Helen
c. by Euclid. A Mile New York City. 25s
Trfceps: 2 Jones PIainae'd y. u. 90