New-York tribune., 1910-11-23
AFTER HORSE BARGAINS
Some Bidders Wide Awake to the
Chances Offered.
TOP PRICE FOR BONALIN
Governor White on Hand to See
Three Horses Go Under
the Hammer.


High prices were conspicuous by their
absence at the Old Glory sale OF light
harness horses at Madison Square Garden
yesterday afternoon. While the ring was
filed with well known horsemen. the Did
ding was confined to a few who were alive
to the good bargains offered. s. s john
stone. of Goshen n. Y. who it was said
acted for J. Howard Ford, was sharp
enough TO buy the splendid fourteen-year-
old bav mare Crystalline. winner Of the
Horse Review Futurity in 1898 Crystalline
is a wonderful mare by Onward-CTystal,
and a full sister TO Cut Glass. 21014. 1t
was supposed that the mare would be IN
great demand. but to the surprise of every
one the bidding was slow, and crystalline
was finally knocked down TO Mr.. Johnstone
for $325
Governor White was at the Garden IN
the evening to see three horses consigned
by him go under the hammer. When T.
c. Atkinson sails for Europe he will carry
the best of the trio with him. Ills selec-
tion was the bay pacing stallion The way
farer, by Mambritonian. which has hao
little training. but has shown conslderapie
speed as a matinee favorite.
Gamelyn. Kentucky saddle horse. went
to T. D. Sykes for $40. Besides showing
anIendfd gaits and manners, Gamelyn is
a blue ribbon winner in the show ring.
Kim, 2:132t, a chestnut trotter. which
not many moons ago was the Speedway
champion. was knocked down for $3.50.
Buyers had practically deserted the IN
closure before Kim came into the ring. and
the bidding was slow. so that G. H Bayes
got & bargain Possibly the gelding Is not
quite so good as he was a couple or sea
sons ago but he is one of the handSomest
horses that ever stepped over the Speed
way and one of the best hammered
NJ G. Reynolds, one of the most en-
thusiastic Speedway devotees, bought a
new one to race ON the drive He IS
Bobbie &. McGregor, with trotttng rec
ord of 2:O9L4 ard a trial or 2:0s12- Bobble
is considered one Of the most perfect road
horses. and should make his mark on the
half mile Speedway stretch.
Five more young trotters went to the
Brook Farm, through Bud" Murray. who
had his eye on the lot consigned oy the
Claiborne Farm, most OF them by Ormonde.
Bonalin, a bay mare by The Bondsmari,
brought the top price of the afternoon
81 $50 The mare was trained as a two
year-oId, and beat $50 without much eff
mare. Bonalin was bought for the Walnut
Hall Farm, in Lexington, Ky.
The Claiborne Farm horses seemed to
be the most desirable of the day, and
prices scared into four figures much oftener
than on the opening day OF the sale Frank
McCIoud. of Dayton. Ohio. paid SLIGO for
The Director General, but 1t was supposed
that he would bring at least twice that
amount as he is a good sire. Mainsheet,
2.05; William O.. 2O41a; Sadie Fogg, 2:O912'
and Andrew Cone, 2I0, are among the
fastest Of his get. Orlena was another of
the top-notchers, and S1,400 was reached
in the bidding before the hammer fell and
the little mare became the property of
A. Johnson, of Brockton, Mass. Marion's
price. of $1.2O0. and Nella Jays, $3.50.
brought the sum total for the Claiborne
Farm consignment we'll up into four fig
ures
Among the bidders were II. X Deve-
reux, General c. c. Watts, Governor Hor-
ace White. William NJ. V. Hoffman, Sen
ator J. ". Bailey, ". W. Shut, EdW ard
Thompson, =. H. Cosden, Walter Cox,
George Coleman, James Murphy, P. A Bar
ton, Rensselaer, Weston. Thomas 6. Hind.
LEO Oettinger, Max Oettinger, A. J. Welsh,
Doc Tanner. J. Howard Ford. William
Simpson, ". z. D. Stokes and A. c Pen
mock.
The grand total for the day reached
s42 07O, the average being 1901.
The leading sales follow:
Prince Constant b. e trotterr, 2; by Oak
land Baron-claFit@ W J. NJ Henry. AGO
wortIeT Iady. c. m trotter. 4 by Axwor
thy-Shelton's Lady; s K. Breese. Syra- coz
Lady Patchen. br. N, trotter. 4. by Joe
Patchen-Lady Wilkes: Daniel Freder- .o-
icks. Morris Park. Long Island ~; SO
Nulda. b. m trotter' by S'raa. Walnut tt@5, Mo,t
Electra CHI +. trotter. 2 by The PeeTo
G113 GH9sif0rm; hugh N.'4' 'se.-.-.'s, 1000
The Prince br g. trotter :. by The Peer ga
The bPeef5+ General '-5-- bIR s. trot5er. i6
by Director-Winifrede: Frank MeCloud' 100
Victoria Direct; B. r Hepburn. Pictou' Oh
oEifa9i Hsena: or {. E. Ss5ns: ESans Bursio $50
Helena a Johnson BFpSt2p @ TRa Mass b9sscfo; 4oo
C;;eneral-Helma; H. Schnulbach. Wheel -,
ing ing W; VA trotter. ii. by Electioneer-
Tsdv Ellen; Dromore Farm, Port Huron. -
.T;afia Mifa- b. m. trottef. 3. by BinsenE
Marion; II. Schmulbach, Wheeling, w
7arior va b trottcr 5, by The director
CieneraI-Naricn; Charles E. Smith. Nova -,u
r,rnsrion. b. Z. trotter. !. by Ormonde-
of5;arioE 3arion; 4 R. GiIls, Sew ToES. $50
Hanks: T. B. Heddon. Sharon Station. ooo
oTta y; b + trotter. 3. by ormonde-Dicta-
tors Last; J. ]. simmons, Philadephia 800
OraIin hr f.. trotter, l. by Ormonde-
Bonalin; J. D. Gallery, PittsblirS. 600
poralin b. m. trotter. >. by The Bonds
nan-CrystaIline; Walnut Hall Farm.
C,rvs5aiiine b m trotter, IA. by onward
crystal; :. :. Johnston. Goshen. N Y. DO
Adnella ro. f. trotter. T. by Admiral
Dawev-Nella jay: Thomas B. Snyder,
>Tiial THiiaalwkerz.Paroneia; c, c. Morse. Dro-
,1aiisf e h. m. trotrer. II, by clay King
-Paronella; II. schmulbach. Wheeling.
w Na..-.--------- 4bo
Orivis b. T.. trotter. l. by Ormonde-Anua
Lewis; W. schode, Yonkers, n. -. 800
Director; J. Murphy. New York. $50
Maggie Hall. b. m troJter and PAGER. 10.
bv Moko-Maggie Yeager; H Schmul-
Oxford Miss b. m, trotter. :, by Red
Chute-Isourine; d p Neyiand, Read
vile. Mass ...-;--- 400
orlie blk f. ,,, trot5er' cos,eg eg Trn9nae- 55o
The Doctor. h. g., trotter, ;, by Baron
Watson-Emily; 7. F. Bowers. New
AnuIio h G. trotter. . by Prince I.arabia
Margate. 70. g trotter, by Margrays-
Duchess O Nein: William hrester, Spring -
star Patchen blk. $. PAGER. 7. by Joe
ing hae2Shsa'4 81 Ann . 'i' o', 1000
Clover Patch br m, PAGER. =. by Dan
Patch-Nudi; W. Bean. New York City. 49,
Handy J.. br g.. trotter; :, by r.s, baron II