The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1907-11-26
TROTTING STOCK Ar AUCTION.
Fair Prices to Open the Madison SGuare
Garden sale.

Prices we're fair for the quality Of the horses
Ohered to open the annual Old Glory sale
Yesterday In Madison square Garden. accord
mg to Edward A. Upton OF the auctioneerina
nrm' There are over 1000 horses TO be OF
Iered and the sale will continue TO December I
Highball. 2O0}S. the green trOtter to make d
sensation this season on the Grand Circuit,
Is a sample of the developed speed on the list
and two great horses of the past. Nancy
HANKS. 2O4. and Sunol. 2OSl[. are also to bs
solo. The cOnsignments will also include the
stations. mares, young stock and entire hold
lngs OF several breeders, including john n
@hults. James Butler. who is 10 take up thor
~oughbreds. and }. M. Johnson of POnkapOg
Mass. The latter sends the eight-year-Old
stallion Todd, 2Iaa, the greatest sireOf early
speed Of the decade.
Breeders and road drivers from many
points were In the seats before the auCtiOneera
box, and IN the middle ring, which from the
stanps OF wagon vendors and patent medicine
and knick-knack dealers resemeed a country
ialr. there was a reunion Of light harness horse
the Silent Man OF tennessee, nursing a
bile. Ghatted with Nv Hssrsey Of Indianapolis.
who drives the flying PAGER Dan Patch. 1--WE
we're just back from across seas. A. PEN
mock, VINO trains Tor Louis Wtnans OF London,
and Frank Cation from st. Petersburg.
Russia. A trio OF, local trainers weEe John
nocia&TI 66 tbsyr. I Is%S |" Ele% M So S9d \ D9 1Se
BenyOn. Lexington; Henry S%tinsOn. Gait.
Sackols, GlsyelSnldi?: S Il. W E E%S Lexington;
Lon Nc Donald, Boston: }. n. Thayer. Lex
%ington; Scott Hudson. Atlanta: Harry Jones.
aid, P%ittsburg: Henry Benedict. Fast Aurora.
and Willard Sanders. Indianapolis. who de-
The sale opened with a consignment Of
eight by The estate of Miss A. A. Marks OF
Bridgeport, Conn. the amateur exhibitor
dog shows. who died last year. The best
prices were s225 for the three-year-old trotting
colt Louis. Alan. bred by Miss Marks. and $500
Tor the black mare Dorothy Dale, bred by
Rumble 4 White. The entire lot brought 81 $50.
The first Offering TO bring out a rivalry
among the bidders, was the ,%trotter stallion
signed by j. n. Bradbury OF Lyme. Conn.
The horse became the property Of g.. J. Diet
by Claiborne Farm. Lexington. KY. brought
o.. 1916. The best price was $500 for the three
year-old ally Earalma lawson. a full sister
Director G%enersi.' The eight-year-old pacing
geldinR Apollo. which took a record Of 2:iB1t
at Parkway last summer and was a frequent
consigned by &. Du Bots of Red Bank, was
deemed a bargain at $3.50
The withdrawal of Sable Wilkes without n
bid was not unexpected. FOaled in 1884. the
stallion held the worlds record for three
ycar-olds of 2:Is and the worlds stallion
record at four wears of the same mark. They
were made with the high wheel sulky and
do not mpar with the three-year-Old
colt record of. General Watts, 2O6%. a
good price could scar ceiy have been expected
for Sable wilkes at t~wenty-three years.
although a brilliant sire in his time. The
prices. on the whole, were as good as last
year.
The rule at these sales has always been
that individual checks would not be received
from buyers and only cash or 6anEsrs,cheGks
rency stringency noticed was a s~triCter en-
than usual Of this. rule. Ninety
per cent. Of the buyers paid in currency
and yellow backed bills were flashed in big
rolls at the cashiers desk.
Miss Anna y. Beverley and Miss Josie
tlancy OF Columbus. Ohio. who exhibited
the mare Elizabeth in the runabOut and
roadster classes at the horse show last week,
the former driving, bought the thirteen-year-
old trOtting stallion King MusCovtte, 2;2Ol..
for $3.50. offerings of odd lots in which green
trOtters and. PAGERS suitable Tor the road
the small circuits predOminated at the
the high mark. There were plenty
bidders for the pOtentialties in the way
small raises. the number present and the
in the market being somewhat OF q
to the management
In all ii3 head were sold for 4 total Of s23. 6s5.
The summary of prices of $500 or over
Louis NIar. %trotter. h. s., = years. rs. by
klng Altar. c:26i Lucy Knapp, by Silver
King; Mrs. J. Ewing. Jr.. Manhattan. S:cS
S'T9e; sroiier; en- s.; = ycsTs: ~, oy
Ewlng IT.. Manhattan. .,,,.' -. 500
Dale. trotter. blk. m, 4 years. ia3.
hy Ouhrterinast9r 80 Amsshntn; ny an
N''a,lV1Ia ~ :; u",us' " @"
" hv Great Heart. sisLF,vo bV Great
Mes,eIh, y. "SNc"' "aiuv"' sIaS 90
ilng DOng, PAGER, . e. Years, PIP. DE
Dhntl1Su h'tE hes,.. ny "ied' "C"''' ~
C. ". hnner' Mammalian .. u"
psunttess Maggie. by Magma ChartS:
y m"!cI Mannd'.an. ip ~"
Nrsnltl, lalcI. ~ AhTsIos Fa,tW ~, ny
fhol hcuu9U =. W, nNIhcS' HSIaCuSe 40
DScoratInn hnm; tLotter o. g. AshIS' ~:
y krlchbannl. Montclalr 600
2Is'atO wagon. rotter' On. g,u
years, Io.Zl1. ny ieonatus; ~ ranaua'
~ PancOaSt' L. n Hopos' PORTSMOUTH, mn
va ...''. -. - -,.' eUV
MISS uaSs' noV'TI. u,s m.. = Ssnrs; w, pg
.raIt"n, I'd Nittg u.snroe oS "'e"coc' "a.
A., I, ieplcy. blOoHiSDuIg' ih.-" 80
Ideal 1hlmcs. tIoller' DIN s.. D years ISS.
hy me bran idca' chroi.ne' ny 'h'"eS' ,-o
James BIhcA, IVcd hahk' ,, d. So
ATnoid. pdCers D; G; years; lSs' hy
Sable MlKrS Els lrNlngtnn hriIei D
Nuiwoou WIlkcs' u H. huncI' Mhhhat-
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Stlison, 2s4t, nscer' or. Sd years' bosi nv
wilkes. ]. q. Alrn' MIddicDurg, W. 80
Ming nuSvoElle. -5Wt' trnt"t ! yrh.S.b
!, " w MuscoNlte isallNi ny y " Icu
i0rd; MISS Ann" ~ hNcifS' 'O"WouS' AN
ONO soO
Cardigan, 20 nlaIlnSc Irconn nTot'eI: .
z ,OyearS. l's. by Potential; -. NaCk
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marx, III McHa N''pS III HciI' JhHcS am
Custer. hudson n, N;';a 500
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