New-York tribune., 1907-11-30
BIG CROWD AT SALE.
BUTLER HORSES DELAYED
Emil Jacobsen Buys DWectum Kelly
for $3.50.
for Sk,J5O.

for S4,55O.
The dispersal sale Of tho East View Farm, the
breeding establishment OF James Butter who owns
tho Empire City track. Yonlers where thor
oughbred racing held last August. attracted
and breeders from all parts of the country,
10 the ''Old Glory auction al Madison square
Garden yesterday. When the first of the consign-
rlent was offered late in the afternoon the sales
ring was thronged, while there was an unusually
large number of women present in the seats
The rumor in circulation several months ago that
Mr.. Butler would have large stable thorough
breds next year was again revived yesterday. No
definite confirmation of the report could be had.
but II was freely predicted by several well in =
formed horsemen that there was truth in the
Tumor
Unfortunately, carload of sixteen of Mr.. But
ler horses did not arrive in time be yester-
day. During the day 109 horses were sold for
$4,000, an average of S51S head The grand total
five days is S34S71O.
When the bidding began on the Butler horses the
crowd was so big about the auctioneer's box that
St almost impossible put the horses through
their PAGES. Directum Kelly, unbeaten as a four
3earold troter in 1898, the winner of the $40 OOo
Merchants and Manufacturers Stakes at Detroit
that year, and the sire of Princess Athel Direct
ness, Black Pebble and East View Belle. tho
first Of the consignment TO come under the hammer.
The bidding started at $1,000 and rapidly jumped
Up TO $4,000, when he was knocked down 10 Emil
Jacobsen, of this city. He is thirteen years old.
and is proving one of the most successful sires Of
winners. In his eight Grand Circuit races in 1898
Drectum Kelly never beaten.
During the afternoon sale Hal r.. with a record
OF 20714, made this year the fifth heat of Il
race at Columbus, sold E. O. Shank, of
Randall, Ohio for &C. 400. He is a seven-ye old
brown PAGER and showed this year that he was
particularly fast a muddy track. Last season
he started eleven times, winning five His
owner said ne would take him the Grand
Circuit next year.
The next highest price during the afternoon was
for Stnetto G, q PAGER. consigned by Horace
Chenery, and bought for Sl,51O by H. Jones. of
Rushvlle, Ind. Anda II, a 2:0Sl4 PAGER, brought
a200.
Among the horsemen seen about the Garden dur
ing the day were II. X. DevoreauX, secretary of
aavsf~o
Breeders; Walter Janver S. II. Knox. James But
Ter, john II. Schultz, Al Thomas. Lou Mcdonald.
the representative of a foreign buyer; w. +. D.
Stokes and George f. Whitney.
The leading sales follow:
Mosby b. g. trotTer 9. by uleTton-Iady Good ..-o
Dr. Asn ans 6 Rar To,fer + skeF y ssm Nss
onward c F jones Jones T froyidenos os Ss2nn cy $50
Grace D., b. m PAGER, e. by Hal billiard. jr: B.
Hester schuyler, 5. m. trotter. !, by Red Chute
eammiae l.. by Harold; J, s. Elliott. Toronto, 90
Bon AMI. b + trotter s. by wiggins-Bon Mot.
by Erin; Ed. Appel. Rochester. y. Y........ 6s5
sH' 59 IN Fact az G. Stein New S York cy
Nae He4Tt G. AN m tFotteF: % S21Gs' BY Great
'iSSg fr6ush BSa Bsto8 % a@oioonan ~.Aes a es5
aean BY Chimes E ls IeTrence Readins Po 45c
Bgooldalo Queen, by Chimes; E, Lawrence. -,
stllst,9 9. h PAGER Z y steinway-Nola, by -,
DICK Williams b g. trotter. O. by oscar VIII
caaeno = Pa b ! c6oPs PaFT Kasssuatd Sas 6'
BY Tuscarora Sea King s Y. Gruttley. New 49,,
Mfz 3r BSS 90 him9a @ pSqe Ace J @ e9 SsR Fo5
Maud FafF;4 4sP + ssndsss: x K
5Tadred BY Red Wilkes G. B IS5sl syIes Bafso si 500
81 by Aa s9iie W B Bea9 Dc %a4%E
King Direct blk - PAGER (2,o4 s.j. s. by Direct OH
Welcome Bunker. by Manbrino King; 4 S. Rod -.
Dresiun ii Kelly b. h. trott.r c2:o8iij IS by Direct
Rose Ludwig. by AnteeO: Emil jacobsen. New -,
The baee9m b@ blk IS. St:s Ss e By as B9sssl
cleveianG Ohio -,.sH. D. a $50
Duke dTs e b 9 ahieso to5 6araro1 s s..
fS a sS 0i b9 s5 5pSasS "a Sx JACOB
S daa %hs s bs s@sSs sTaf5sS " 5%S ss
Pr5Rosss At5si trcsssF; DiF::taa
H:s S'; I; jse DsSssn ;s Bss Bissstf Faas Ss5y
by Baron wilkes: j: R MasoWan, Mt Sterling: ..
Direct Tone b. g. t-otter. 4 by Directum kelly
Tsrarat BY Alcantara; Georse Smith, New York 81
Madsas 'Esf 6apne me- Sy koantaa @ ;' G D. sherman
Ms;s DfAHs = : Pssa % = i b s56.s Ssv
am P';h Sr0 4s By sss5n s1Gsfs5 a ss Rs'G
Anne '.iS 4isrtoS. ss ca n Gots- IL by Aertcn-Edna
W by Broughana; g. c Wilson. PittsbuTE ~
Ef aiEsis4ds Rais3s 0 f. naoeF: : o. ls.y N'v.on Os
View Lass B. Uotter. o. oy Dlrectuin
CryInes' HILL Staten Island. nd........:.-.....-.- e7
shsdoiand: Id V z stanton. Minneapois. MINI. Ts
q6sS 6sSgS5sf Ssseo Of antoo. s s wissRsr So%
A,11. T1Sy nscsr by chnes-peareet by
,5SS MabriRo nc King: XII P~ W FuFbush. west soat0h. 49,
c;:ss5s. p 8; By King Pilot: L S 30
c.sRis1 SSsHrS 3 pace. Req LaksIpays9R ys9a
Lake. BY Nutbreaker: W. Jenkins Ne" Hork to
APsons sy 19naderaPs9sh AnisR saPssasa
iTectaj b. c. PAGER c2:isj. 4. by Drectun Kely
Consuels s.. b. trotter i3 by
Nutwood. by Nutwood J. ". Daily MI hisco n.
,zs M, ascs1 Is by Egg Hot-Nora B.,
by Betterton; W E, D. Stokes, New YORK Oo
Intact. c. trotter. L. by Ans5ton-luoy ttt ar
psrijah' b. m. paosr io. by Delrnarch-.Kadijah. -,
by Red wilkes; L s. RUPERT New YORK: 90
Gene Direct. b &; trotssr o. Dy yUasS n T 40
Baron.iia /. m, paoer. g. by Baron Wil3es-
Athela Direct by Direct; A. s. 1aynes' ciytn.1 4s
HiI sat- Staten Islanf frott.r by pirectrn Heiiy
Marquette By Jersey wilkes: J. Shaw. New YORK 4,
j;tg. icy C1c.osls b. & trotter g. by Mendocno
coraiis BY T5oodle g. HILL Long Island City. 81
Direct fright. blk M PAGER o. by 2lrect-Dta,a p. m
H by Artillery: 7. J. Shores. New HaVsn C4nr i''"
Miss s,fSi.s BetsfrSh B.tterton by Betterton ~,
Barnes St Thomas. Ont. 10
Bolivar b.. PAGER. TO- by MaIylald M:-belo
w. By Harry Wiikes' j. L. f>i"s' f@'et'' 90
-5..s b M trotter s. by Jacl1daw-Queen Nc
Cregor by Fergus Mcoregor: James Bell Phiia- :,
esPhis - nsc.r s. by Mendocino Clarion by
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