New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1908-11-18
TROTTERS In DEMAND
FOREIGN BUYERS BUSY.
John III. Shuts Pays Good Price for
Toddinoton and Deloree.


.,s trssie-T;ptou Company was continued yester-
day in Madison, Square Garden and prices ruled
much higher than the opening DAY, lot the
simple reason that the stock was much nettef- n
crowd numbering fully three thousand persons was
present both afternoon and evening, and the pa
ding on choice lots. particularly by foreign buSers
was so spirited that question could be raised
concerning the demand for high class trotters ana
good roadsters.
one hundred and twenty eight horses were sold
for s5o coo an average OF sn4 The grand total
for tvs days S72,79o
Two consirnn1ents attracted more than usual in
terest during the afternoon, one from me estate
of the late James " DAILY. and the other from the
Ideal stock Farm The former consisted of hfty-
FIVE horses and they brought total OF SzS,l10 an
average of $500 The Ideal stock Farm sold twenty
horses for Sio575 aTerage of SIS
The sale Of the late James ". Days horses
,,srtesf The rassjns of the Mount Kisco stock
Farm one of the few large farms devoted TO the
breeding OF the trotter. Mr. DAILY never cam
paigned racing stable but many horses counted
among the greatest of their day were bred ano
developed at the farm. and many horse1nen ex
pressed regret Yesterday that The end OF the famous
nursery had
To5dington g two-year-old son OF Moko-Fanells
and 2 half brother of Sadie Nc, winner OF the
Kentucky end Hartford futurities. holding record
Of e0sI. was the first horse offered in this con
signment and John H Shuts. OF Port Chester,
y Y secured him for $500, and expressed the
opinion that he had bargain. The youngster has
trotted an eighth OF q mile in eighteen seconds
and if looks and conformation count for anything
is likely TO train on 70 be great horse He is
eligible fer stakes next year Of g gross Talue or
81 ono,
Mr. Shuts slso paid the second highest price of
the afternoon for Deloree C20eI4l,. which was
knocked down TO him for $3.50. Deloree Is now
nine years Old and is in foal to Toddington Thomas
Crane, Of Scotland who was buying number Of
horses for export was an active bidder during the
afternoon He secured Consuela s (2:os.l for 81 so
among others. Senator Bailey of Texas. was also
bidder for some CT the Mount Kisco horses. and
bought Eve Cord a tvo-year- old lilly by SILK Cord.
which is entered in the rich Kentucky F1turtt3.
Tor q "n
The horses offered BY the Ideal stock Farm were
mostly tTo-year-olds. and they were in COED de
nnand Grace Chimes the dameef Miss Winnifred
and Grace Direct. brought the TOD prlce-Sstt-end
will be shipped abroad by Thomas Crane
One of the biggest surprises OF the day was the
lack Of interest in King Bingen, tTc-year-old By
Bingen which is well engaged for next year. f
srnanes. Of PIainhed, N J, got him for $50, "
spite OF the fact that he IS g blue ribbon winner
county fair and wen the silver cup donates
b. the Gentlenans Driving. Club, Of Lynn Mass
for the two year-cld trctter or PAGER winning tte
gr@atesr number Of points in half-naile races
z r Balm sold during tae day at private sale
his well known show and read team, Jealous and
CIamath Maid. TO the slessinger Brothers. Of VI
emma They EiIl be shipped abroad
The summary Of the sale of those bringing s4a
or over follows.
rosaastoR t otteF ;,s r- bT cb SsFani5. 500
SrsoB ZONES Ssh v . Baron Wilkes
Ns T s Aa3 c sss0f b 6 5a y D Bs
sdF@656 s 6 A + 4oa 9':SH9
ISL: sa,.iais.
RsHter PTiaeeYP2int Lace, ny Antevolo' - = $50
De- F1n2 0E2ster'i e; m ~ ~ 500
indes o he Ae7io8: John H shuts Fort
pe s5 {trotter b I. l. by Moko-Deoree by
peiInaFch; A L Thomas Benson, Neb. 100"
Eve ort6 Ta q S'rtf9T o- y + v Ba s WashE5o 1000
i5Tof BE Bra n es6 6s s s 4oP $50
io adiia6 II Red Wilkes. = ; + Wiilia. Ne
wiz Belle trotttri b m . b orc Tiikes-Belie
Archer, by Rene: Alden Jackrnen Goshen. n. y. 5on
sjsnb9ul, hy STEAMBOAT: H. 7. whitson. Noting
f RH s7 ot Ss5 s h ks y rsa
F5. r85s .s & n: III Eau EAR s5s7
The erscsful (trotter 29ol., br n, BY Chimes
Grace Hanlin by Mambrino King; ]. R. Nc
Tolii9s chimes d5ottez, 2;ls.,. b $ y ealmss
so4htifu "a b. MAN zan5brino King caTr
F6seS sF5oF5s ,.s'e 1.s H. b. sidnSy Walnut
Hal Stock Farm Donerail Ky. $50
princess Ruth. by Manbrno King; Thomas crane ~,
chimes Sy chimes; @iiii4m Be1she
Marjorie jpacery. blk f.. s. by Direct Hal
Grace Chimes Chimes John f. Brady. Buffalo 500
Ideal b m II. by Chimes
Isabella. by Aicantara. Matt Williams Fekin an,
Grace Chimes drott4r,, Blk m. 1S. by Chimes
Grace i5anaiu. by MaInbrino King; Thomas Crane 90
Dainty Dafta ttrotier 1870: bik m. by wilton
LUnrie Lee 81 Bourbon wilkes Thomas Crane ron
Princess Ruth (5rotterj. blk. m 10. by NIarnhrfno
King-MetaIlar by Alnont Ed Peckham. Black -
wilke Pstchen erotterJ, br. m, H. by Red Wilkes
Mimic Petchen, b. Msmbrino Patcheni Thomas o.
Crane. Scotland SO
Nellie Moe Crytter, 3:s63.2. b + ;; by Moquette-
Monea. BIZ Allandorf; Walnut Hill Farm. Done ,oo
Bob oahes (pacer. 22l]il. Oh. C. ), by Beauseant
Winchester. $50
Monella ftr?Jter):s b. m. 70 by Allerton-SPun -
Leonard Mckinney f-ottert- br. by HfcKin-
Leonor ~ Eastwood; q a. EouteIle. Ne" ~
625
7corthy-Fee7sood BY 'Reiis Charles 30
d-U Fer-he ostend Belgium - !, o25
Gertrude Dillon .srotter1- > T.; > by sidney Dillon
80
Alsoa trotterl. b. m, 8. by Peter tn. GREAT
Nathan Straus 'frseer- 2-te5i -. h. IA by Dt
rector-Mary Marshall, by Billy Wilkes A. u.
Furbush. Brighton: $40
Banana PAGER. 2;o11 ~ By By Alfonso vincent
Mona HURTS IN Bourbon Russell: Harold Cline,
Prlncine Ctrotter 2:fOIst "a : by sidney Primes
I.arabie ttrotter m b. Larabie The
Crest-Tosey Posey. By Baron Posey:-J: F. De
vine. Gosher. y. TOO
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