New-York tribune., 1910-11-26
AUTO NEWS Of THE DAY'GOOD HORSES IN DEMAND
Prices Keep Up, Even in the
Absence of More Stars.
COLT KICKS HIMSELF FREE
Objects to Being Boxed UP in a
Crate, and Quickly Gains
His Point.

After the deluge of equine stars and
fancy prices at the Old Glory sale of light
harness horses. at Madison Square Garden
on Thursday. yesterdays sales seemed
small in comparison, although George Balm
had several good consignments to offer the
bidders The Riverside Park Farm lot,
headed by Baronmore, brought SI,2s0, an
average of s665 head
W. Harry Orr. of Reading, Penn, got
Baronmora for s1.1o0. and although he is
nearly old enough to vote he does not ap-
pear to have deteriorated in any way.
Baronnore is the sire of half hundred
in the list headed by Ed Custer (2:1W and
the grandsire of Justice Brooke t2:Osl2).
the worlds champion two-year- r-old colt
Most of the horses from that eonsign-
ment offered Yesterday were his get, and
they commanded remarkably good prices.
Fire Opal, a two-year-old trotter with
plenty of speed. brought s1.OI5. Bertha c.
sold for 100. and one tiny illy, which was
not even dignified with name but was
listed as black filly, brought sloOV rms
voungster was followed into the ring by her
dam Marble, which produced most or the
warnings two-year-olds and three-year-
olds offered for sale, and although the
mare is nineteen years old she brought
81 200 and went to joint the Dromore Farm
An incident which drew every one away
from the business of buying and selling
Cured Just when the bidding was at Its
height One lusty yearling objected siren
uons ITO to nn being put he IN threw himself
until the bottom dropped out and then
made kindling wood of the remains with
his little hoofs.
damage done that it was hard TO realize
when il was all over that he had MANAGED
to draw five hundred persons from the ring
and stop all business while he lighting
his way TO freedom.
During the day 1876 horses were sold for
S3125 an average of $500 head The
sales for the week amount to sZ97.5e5 for
65s head of horses.
The principal sales we're as follows:
Nalo0 TsTsn,eIia eli J. 'EG'}s $ Res Hopeon. \ j. s65S
Oakland Princess. b. f.. PAGER, 4. by Direct
Hai-Formosa. r. c. Lasbury, Broad 0oo
clpsS PrSok Moko. S b. f. trctter. :. by Moko- -
Gypsy park o,ti c. H. 9fott lot p6r New vo4ss 4sss 400
'ass she g. j. u. Cston noxboToush. S S Mass 525
RrsnG ,s1ss b. $ rSiteT sneEdsn y NeR Ysrs
@nEssUMsy Wagner. W Harry orr, -oo
Fire Opal b. c. trottsf, 2 by Baronmore
Rhinestone. A S Morton. Rockville
Bertha G b. m. trottsr: 4. by Baron -
more Marble II D wilson. shipton.
Marble. J. ". Bailey Lesirston' ". 1900
MsESe b. m tTottsr 10 BY King Clay
Jane Jones. b. T.. trotter. 3. by Baronsale-
Medic: L. Coke. Paoi, Penn; +. o.. 1.5oo
more-Mary p Ieyburn; C. d. sherman.
Chestnut anasf iliy. trotter l. by Baronmore- '''
Mary P. Leyburn; W. N. Todd New
Marw a0rk p Ieyburn. ch m. trotter. ~ bv ''o
Expedition Leyburn; G. d. sher-
man syracuse 40 ls1o
N w Harry s5 OFT Reading Re- Fsnn
Baron Brtton. b. c; trotter |. by Baron
more-Fanfaron; A. r. CoNe .'......-. 600
hanSa mone@5himes sanfGS e'A Of Normandy. a'r'G
chmes sse Of Normandy. br m. trotter. 10 by '''
Chlmes-santos; A; B. Coke. -. 1000
Rondel F.. trotter ch e. i ]. p. Force
Miss Latham: PAGER. hr. m. 6. " F "
Flatbush. city ...-.......- $50
a:isi.1. Direct rIal-Formoss. r. c. Las Las
ton ton Ne New YORK York city. ....-..-..'.. h'sn ss5
John Dewey. tros,er. b. C. 3. J Graces,
plse,e s fTis0% v trot,.r l. by: naronmcr...crs SO
Silk. Emil Jacobson. New York. ...' 625
deem e J. Nolan. roushkeepsie' 200
w,Issr.Gn' Nsnn;ns pr eobssa eser. g. by Todd 90
Frank Rlackford b. &. PAGER. 5. by Nut
hurst-Pet: J. Jackson, New York - sa5
dGlTG0d Ansrews DR. WIS., Snsoa saGsF g. By
Teddy b. blk. g. trotter. s. by Ario. w
II. Clark. .,'U 600
The Prince br. g.. PAGER. !, BY Crmonde-
Belle Jefferson; j. Klein. Jersey CITY $50
Bessie Pntchen, blk. m. PAGER. nv The
patchen Boy Minnie Scenirs Isr,as
Farley. New tork-- -,''...-.-.,.......... $50
ward Marie Leland; j. Philltns Brook
iyn -, -, 500
Silent Dream, ., M tTotter. 3 by Silent
Fashoda; b. m ] ],rottsr 10, by sarondale-
Mary J; Farley ..'......"e..... c..'., $50
wScda aAedeIiah Mctiresor: G. r Pitmsn $50
Estiil Boy D. e. cuIrotter, II. by Potential
i-atita j. y Gleason, Jersey City'..'.. $50
PASS oUTPolNTs HAyes