New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1908-11-20
BIG PRICE FOR JUST0
AQUTN ALSO SELLS WELL.
Keen Demand for TrotterS at Old
Glory Sale en- Garden.

Glory sale of light harness horses by the Fasig-
Upton Company in Madison Square Garden yes
terday. II there had been any question about the
demand for good trotters PAGERS and roadsters II
must have been dispeiled after sitting near the
auctioneers box and hearing the sharpness OF the
bidding for the good stock offered Justo, the
three-year-old son of Jay Bird-Eastmorn, which
has record of 2:1OA and which is the fastest
three-year-old stallion offered at auction. ac-
cording to the horsemen present, the star Of
the sale yesterday J. Howard Ford bought him
for $500 There number OF others, however,
which into four figures and altogether it was
by far the best day of the present sale.
One hundred and twenty-three horses were sold
during the day for q total of S1oA7s5. average
Of $40. The grand total for four days amounts
to S4l,025 for Asa head
Justo much admired when he was brought
be sold. and good judges predicted that
he would bring $1,000 at least. In this they were
disappointed, bat Mr.. Ford was congratulated at
getting the horse for $500 Justo started eight
times this year and never outside the money
He won four races, was second twice ana 1ourth
twice In the Kentucky Futurity of $4,000 he
forced The Harvester to trot the third heat IN
2:0S%, the seasons record for three-year -ods ana
the fastest mile trotted in that classic stake
Aquin the champion four year-old trotttng STALL
ion of the just closed brought the second
highest price yesterday. After some spirited bid
ding he knocked down to George II. Sherman, ,
of Port Henry, n. Y, for $500 He was cam
paigned right through the season. and proved one
a mark Of 20S1k and showing a trial in 2:062i.
The Zoo which without exception is one of the
handsomest trotting stations sold in the Gar
den. was another that in keen demand. He
was finally sold V. Capovila, Of Italy, for $3.50,
and will be shipped abroad. The Zoo has a race
record of 20e. and is a of such great sub
stance finish and quality that many regrets were
heard that he would be lost to this country
John II. Shuts, who sold a number of horses on
Wednesday. liberal buyer yesterday, and
secured among others Ecstatic. the nne-year-old |
PAGER which holds the worlds champion record
of 2O1a4. for $500 He considers her OF the
most valuable mares alive for breeding purposes
Mr. Shuts also paid $3.50 for Sub Rosa, three
year-old FLY which timed the third heat OF
the Kentucky Futurity in 2:G924.
J. s. Murray. of Chester, Penn. also a liberal
buyer. He paid 1850 for Quisetta. mare of I'm
questioned speed and quality SLIPS for Fantana,
daughter of Bingen which is almost sure to take /
a mark 2:10 better, and 5000 for The Laird.
which finished third to Trampfast in the Kentucky |
Futurity, for twoyear-olds, and third to The Har-
vester at Syracuse this year. The Laird has been
timed in 2;11 and outside OF his value as race
horse must be accounted of the most desirable
young stations in the country. -
A H. Cosden bought Druien for $500 {. M |
Corbett his previous owner, said confidently that
Druen was the greatest pacing colt in the country |
to-day. and II looks and actions count for anything
he is not far wrong. One Of the best sold horses /
yesterday Busy Boy. for which j. B. Hastings |
of Boston. paid $4,000 He is a bay gelding by !
Grattan Boy and has been timed in 2:lo but ne IS |
now five years old and his value will end when !
his racing days over.
wentworth, the brilliant black gelding which was [
the champion trotter of 1895 when he equalled the
worlds record of 2o412, and rival of Sweet Marie
in 1905 was sold for mere song, in spite OF the
fact that he Is twelve years old. He was bought
by John H Woodbury.. of this city, for se'0. he
has been driven the road this year, and Will be
a distinct addition the Speedway If bis owner de-
cdes to use him there.
A summary Of the sale of those bringing 500 or
over follows:
Lilly Thorn. G. {. Papier. New York s5s'
Thomas Crane Scotland ~ 500
8 Es6 aais ti05 Thomas: NJ b.
G Galnaeon@Misnon NJ Paul Connolly, Phila -.
s. ss.se e5 5s jos ss
S. FS %ss.s. ei,1 No ~ Moho sss
soshe4 s'f Rose C ofsne
OF Gsrud :FGt'f n GFaSord New YORK $50
'i50i hose Kew nam
shexy Paes John Shuts H Port cezr y
''S sTea M' sprf john II Chester
' esa FysF Shuts :: FF'5s
n s.s. s b9s sG The Aa sg sec
sub RGfs THIS Il shats for T. chester P n
He@f Emm ds'Y 70 B Whitley Niuncie Ind
Bel Mac (trotter), D. f.. ,. by Peter the Great
katherine A: D. G Moran. warsaw n Y LOO
narSis lFGse co1ie eit pa6I Penn Ra 600
Rsa sf F. aafs Il 9D:~l: = $50
tan Boy1stTaisht on; James Carpenter New 49,,
Busy Boy ctrotter ei73ll. h g, ). by Grattan
Boy-straight on: J. B. Hastings: Boston 1000
E ae pan Patch PaG ann Nv " 6 oak 9st 0
Era Trtres se' W Dubaas Mount atisad oSo 1900
G fm Mas ' R1dS hamilton Rhs1as "
George D sherman Port Henri n -. $500
Aquin ttrotter) b. +, 8, by Aqulin-Ka; Arnold soo
sqsets9 trof SSGn b m 8 by
Maggie l snifan ! 8 uray cesr 1220
Baroness Electa. j. s murray Chester PENN. 1000
5enaq3 .r 5tro1t ,ffs b & Z b Mas! BnsenM
esh sd rotsF b d1nn by P ssad fhe
qsto lsrotteE. 2:ioHl. b, e 3: by Jay Bird -oo
he Zoo Grotter, 2:os); br :. 6 by zombro-- 90
10y: D " Maioney, White Plains \, ~. 1,soo
r Fl Young ans'S Tnsia OKLA Dy $40
waiter: A H cosden Kew york. - $500
Hfi r = 's KY
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arGTs {tTot fsT.e 29 Wke sr " BY %asgan
3ya SsaaeeR, BY Audubon F1a1y oes
he HggeeR9 orG'teT 2 ate ReSfo5 ~ Chimes COO
fssy (sOttf F 9ST Brighton B Mass Sy A1'
2 sPsrs s2fs Ia3s! & 3 af 200
Rosebud; T6oHas. Benson = 100
e s p ES Lyons asa E q Mass IS by Dr. $40
n da Ga F9s a coz New Haven by daaa
Tin {. frottsI 2:letsl 10 by Elyria- 20
,mpls Fugit (trottsr. 2:O7k). ch. e.. s. by Mark