The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-11-25
'siiyooo FOR TIE DONDSAAN
OLD GLORY SAFE REACHES
HIGH WAFER Mann.
silent BRIGADE. . Two-Sesr-Dtd Trsstsr.
docs to philadelphia fsr s0sa0o 4.
u. q. Killings Bu,s Ora Brsiin, for
saddle Purposes Many Good Prices

does to Phiiati~iphaa fsr a. 500 q.
u. q. Killings Bu,s Ora Beiiini for
saddle Purposes Many Good Prices.
Tn. Old Glory sale N Madison square
Garden reached the high water mark yes
terday not only in the individual prizes
but in the crowd preser; and the bri-kne-S
OF the bidding. Those Interested In the
breeding o. tho trotter were lust In time
after the turkey lunch 20 witness the sale
OF The Bond sman one OF the most famous
sires OF trocting stock In America. tie has
sired an enormous list OF speedy animals.
the best 81 whom - colorado. the champion
three-year. old tro.ter with record OF
o., and about a score equally rs GOOD.
After the station was pat 10 the hammer
the bidding was between u. l.. Nash OF
Lexington, Nv. Dick Wilson Of Portland,
Ore. and Mat, Dwyrr. The figures scared
quickly until N. crack ~as knocked down
to Wilson for the handsome sun; u! $1,000.
II was SAID that 'Ee horse was for breeder
named cant Mccain: 81 Portland. ore.
so that The BonCi-maa Will 20 clean 10 The
Coast. !. n. Thayer Of Lexington, NY.
owned the stallion since he ~as yearling.
Another trotter to bring "a fancy figure
was silent Brigade. a black two-year-old
colt who has already stepped the mile In
?iO'. and Il IL said he could have beaten
these figures several times last season II
pushed. The colt after sharp bidding
tilt between q few OF those who are on the
lookout for promising animals was knocked
down To Thomas T. DIVER Of Philadelphia
for q. 500. Silent Brigade has engagements
IN kentuCky Fut.ritY. Western horseman
stake and ken'GcSy stock Farm Purse.
He wa~ reported to be- for A u. Cove OF
Pacli. PG.
In IN. consignment sen, IN h. John T..
Alexander Of this CT, vas Ora Be!!inl and
the gelding. who !, now years OF age.
Suyer was 1 K l. BI,ngs. and il i said
that the horse vii ha v>sd more for saddle
purposes than pulling . ~rlkcr
From the Farmland harm oI lexington.
Ny owned IN senator Bailey oI rcSa-.
there were som" good Youngsters There
was John Hart. n vearl.nG. aud he brought
cleveland. OHIO lat" n The afternoon
\ r Cove ol raolt. - san., -. 500 tor
'"f The S"1 eon.,sn%en: Of u flaye,. owner
or an average to- rv- horses o: e. .ss7 II.
Groveriand Farm total Tor sly horses sSas
So,s7S or an lverag" -ishtly over 81.
his name Tebelled about heiug shown IA
the ring when he cam" 10 tn" Madison
avenue gate he dashed into rhe entrance,
carving the r.ngmu~tsr and show horse
after him He headed straight FOR the
CAFE. hut Just "a he got TO IN. door bal! a
WAS with some reluctance that he was
forced back =" n" tanba-k TO do bis Canier
IA" best sales
The B"udsuan. trottcr. :. ~ bS Ehron
lIArs sorrento. u Nh>on' r"''Ahh' e., m
ore s'"
les Maid u II ndgr Portsmouth.
- ~, %"
tudubon Hoy Mis-, Ny,onia: J. I
Us,comb, Concord 30
Coonei Mchenna Nottrg " y " OIL
Hrsrnna John fnis stamford Conr IS
College Master. trott-g, b e. h;ne.
Lena King Nbcrt rbHnc:'. va 80
Bsreils trottrr h. ~ Bncars
PraNissima I. \ DohrmaT. PittsH 20
Pa -
Colleen y \ Buckley. Southport Conn 80
Gut, ALI DiTertun 'roi'r. o. bN
hax.r<tovn MAJ -
King Peter uotter b :. ~ Pc'eG tue
Great Nr~ lac Thomas -
Joseph Mo :"
The Barn swallow. '.pttrf -
NgHHa Mr. lac. Ii Paf RED
4 to-i. Mass n"
/ silent Brigade ttnitrr. nt, = ~ N.'rn'
! Brnok I aTnrtta I Z pvys-. Pri's
: drlphia "a -
g. ,tsVo trotirr. ny BrlNnl
trace Onwari u. 'o.rr New Ncr.
civ =
Ms;toIIo trotter 2. Z 10y b-ilini
rl-1ins grey. Z, .Ac@>nn. New Nor-
City ri.