New-York tribune., 1910-02-01
HORSES AT AUCTION
PRICES ON Low SIDE.
Roger ". Ar7corthy Goes to
Boston Buyer.

The opening day of the nlidH inter sale of
light harness horses by the Fasis- Upton
Company at Madison Square Garden YES
terday failed to bring anything FemaFka-
BILE in the way of fast steppers before the
bidders, but, considering the quality of the
tretters and PAGERS offered, the prices we're
fairly good.
The top price of the day, which VAS ssS9,
was paid BY J. O'Reay. of Boston, Tor the
chestnut stallion Roger W ASvefthy.
splendid locking animal. which showed
we'll on the miniature track
The Washington Mckinney stock failed to
bring anything like the prices expected for
the get of this we'll known stallion. He is
from Los Angeles. but has paid few visits
to the East and was unanimously conceded
to be the handsomest horse that ever
stepped over the New York Speedway when
Frank Fitzpatrick drove him here a couple
of seasons ago.
Gerhard Mckinney a hay gelding, eight
years old brought $500, which was the
highest price paid fer any horse In the con-
signment. Gerhard promises speed, but he
has not the beauty OF his sire.
A large consignment from the Walnut
Hall farm of [. V. Harkness will go under
the hammer to-day, and the horses should
bring big prices. Senator Ralleys lot
Should be in demand also
Horsemen were on hand from all parts OF
the country. and big crowd was In tue
Garden. While the prices were not high
the bidding was spirited.
The leading sales were as follows:
Louis Thomas. b. G., o, by Keller Thomas ,,,-
Pet; J.: $. Gray, swansea Mass ,c;;s s-f7
]. j. simmons Philadelphia -"
King Gra1tan; blk g s. by .GTattan Boy %,
ldal hr. m, 10; Q. B. Smith. Ne" York ON
= Nj Miss Topis; O Barpean Ycnkers. y. Y. s25
R9ysl sigma er = 8 Hs, ey E9ya %SyH SEe 400
Reger Axwerthy. ch. 81 !. By Axworthy- o.,
fills'aaa nsashy; II II " Moodg. Sn 2a5
Ll!isa Ns"m, kn5 ArSnesr Farm Far Rattan PK o
Carter Hall b s. 4. by Prodigal-Mors- o.,
getfe;, ]; J. Matthias oPhsnt =, Penn sStrsio-; 80
mckinney Turk: Dr.. j. j. Mon
Nah s9sq Ro1dsi asyokei sib MAS @ s. by washington "
Metn9sgmJoaasPhjn'; sn1sb ag,oJ william j. Cooke. soo
S5y mcksn.s far.s"1 j. eR Smith = Ns"So york 92 @
'siS MSSkinneg"fia IGei I D.: H. a. knoa, Spring
Gerhard McKinney b, g. s. by Washington
McKiuney-Dinah. A. L. Thomas. Ben .o.
Ivey MeKinney. blk. g., 5. by washington
Schenek Scranton, Penn. .-......-...----- $40
Mamie Mckinney b. M. /. by Washington
McKinney-Petment; A. l. Thomas, Ben 49,
son. Neb. GU
Sam Mckinney, blk. g, 3, by Washington
MeKinney-Ayres; c. H. Rove. Athol,
Little Jimmy b. e.. 3. by Washington Nc
Kinney-Eva H.; Culn Brothers, Clyde.
y. \. - 80
Juliette Mckinney, blk f. 3. by Washing
ton Mcknney-Dnah Button; Harry D.
Latin. Albion n. ........:.:-...-.. s3a
Dixie Mckinney. b. m. s. by Washington
MeKinney-Miss Fay: A. J. MORRISON.
Wyck0f, " J...... .....-.,.----- 100
Hester Mckinney. h. e., 4. by Washington
Mckinney; I.ennen Ketchem, Red Bank.
Elma s. b m, s by Nutwood Wilkes
Bessie j.: A. L. Thomas, Benson Neb.-- 400
Princess w. br, m, 10, by George Wash
ington-Urania; II. c. Moody, Lexington.
Katie Yspdle br. m, s, by snomi-Laurel;
John c. Phillips, Gravesend, n, w. so
Mcneil ro s.. s. by McKinney-Amnel;
James Burns. Newark N J.-....-...... J. aS5
Baronel. b. G, 7, by Baron Wilkes-Nelly
May; ". W. Collier, Detroit. Mich. aSs
Castleman. blk. g.. s. by Caseleton-Annie;
James II. Cage, Troy. y. Y........,.,.,. 400
st. Edward Girl b. m. 10, by st. Edward
JOY Girl; !. ". Smith. New York 49,. 20
Wellington Girl, n. m. g. by Poteen-Laura
Tell: Thomas Murphy. Salisbury. n. c.. Sio