New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-11-26
Top Figure of Old Glory Sale
for a Stallion.
LOW PRICES THE RULE
Foreign Buyers Look Over the
Horses and May Take
Many to Europe.

Mace
wistaria are banners advertising any
thing from chewing gum 70 road wagons.
The taubark, where international cham
mons competed for honors, is covered
with sawdust, and the boardwalk of last
week is turned into a miniature track.
The only thing that remains unchanged
Is the parade of debutantes-equine
notwithstanding new owners, and
they are put through their PAGES by Al
Thomas, who each year mounts his pony
at the Garden and brings out the good
points Of the animals for prospective bid
ders.
The highest price Of the afternoon was
$4,000. given by ]. G. Pratt, of Towanda,
Penn, for Mochester. 2:1oh, a bay stallion
by Moko- Chestnut Belle. Mochester Is
the head of a large family, many Of which
were offered for sale. Mochester was IN
great demand, but so much cannot be
said of his progeny. Mochester is a
handsome animal, Of fine size. good color
and extreme speed, Ed Geers, who gave
MIN his record, has said that he believes
Mochester could lower his record five Sec
onds under favorable conditions.
Mochester was first in the catalogue.
but his sons and daughters went under
the hammer before he appeared In the
ring. r. H Clark bought Jessachester,
a bay mare, four years old, and Jessamo,
five years old, both trotters and both by
Mochester- Jessamine w. II. G. Jackson
also got two. They were The symphony
and Chester McHenry. William Hal
L.
21sH, an old matinee favorite, went to
John Clark for 1920. Emily IS by The de
Forest Freline. Another one Of Mr. Hal
sted's young mares which went under the
hammer was Princess AlCyoner. She has
a balf-mile record Of 2:2Olk, but she
brought only S2l0.
Among Z. D. Hollenbecks consignment
were Hal Online, Medl-Tone and King
Lar. Hal went to Fred Simpson, OF New
York, for $3.50, He has a trial of 2IO.
Mac Nunne, a bay stallion with a three
year-od record Of 2:26a4 was bought for
the Department Of Agriculture, Washing
ton. The price paid was 500,
Among the bidders were l.. V. Hark-
ness, Of Lexington, KY; Andrew Hamil-
ton, Wheeling, w. Va; David Bonner,
George w. Leavitt, John Splan, J. !. Mar
key, OF Chicago; Charles Dean, w. w.
Esteu, J. S. Estell. Of Lexington, KY;
W. r. Cox, L. L. =. Smith, John w.
Coakley. c. X. G. Billings, A. J, Heating.
W. w. Weatheriu, Of Gait, Ont; J. H.
Dlckerman, George Hoyt. of Binghamton
n. Y; John II. Shuts, of Lexington, Ky;
Alonzo Macdonald. Fred Beachey, James
Forgie, J. d. Keith, Of Stllerton, Nova
Scotia Matt Dryer, Ben White ID, ).
Compan. O. II. Cosden, Leo and Max
Oettinger, Joseph Gibbons, Fred Johnston,
Fred Wright, DR.. ]. II. Forster Hamilton
Busby. j. Howard Ford and W. J. Rose
meier, Of Moscow, Russia, who bought
Baden from Louis Neidhardt, Of Jersey
City, for $1,000 a few weeks ago.
Baden's original price was $780, which
was what Mr.. Neidhardt gave for him
three years ago. II is believed that Mr..
Rosemeier's presence at the sale means
that he is on the Lookout for some more
good ones TO be sent to Europe.
The United States Department Of AZ
rlculture was a buyer. It PAID SolO LOT
Mac hume, a six-year-old stallion with
the blood OF Robert McGregor and Bour-
bon Wilkes.
The government was represented by a
committee composed Of Colonel Stanle!.
Of the United States cavalry; Superin'
tendent Rimble, Of the Bureau or AM
maj Industry, and Walter Palfner' OF
Illinois. member OF the adylsotg CON- ~
mittee that is engaged in the study OF
breeding The horse VIII be shlpped 10
Fort Royal, virginia
The principal sales follow:
Noehester. 2IO4. Dr.. s., trotteT. 10
hands 3, by MOko-Chestnut Belief J. noo
O. Pratt, Towanda, Penn. ...,....,... .S2'VVO
IhnrgtOn, br. e., TOtter, l52 hands q
BY Mochester-Miss McHenry; George 90,
Htyt Buffalo -; :. ;;...... N%'
Hulehester, b. B., tTotter, .. by NCches ooo
ter--H0landR; II. a. Whitecock ...',,. ~
Chester Mchehry, b. e. uotter, ., by
Mochsster-bliss NcHenry; H. G. Jack
son. Binghamton, n. Y.........,...... 0O7
chssterwood, b, g., PAGER, = BY Mocnes-
tsF-wnawood; E. IL. Bro"neh Ely ,oo
summit y. Y.................. $500 oVV
AOlanda. b, m. PAGER, Z, by Mochester- or,
H1llanCa; George Hayt, Buffalo. ...... 6OO
The symphony, ca. m, tro;ter, s. by The
Beau fdeal--Fantasyi II. q. Jackson 90
BiaghamtOn, n. Y...........:..;.'.... %O
Lady Myron. b. m, rotter, 8 BY An
Thsre-Miss McHenry; J. D. Keith, ooo
stellerton, ~. y ..................,.... ZN
MatayhEn, b. s., PAGER. 8, by Moko--
Allie Hooker: j. .. Aoains' newark ,.n
KAMA, b. M, PAGER. g. by Kyrillic--Gen-
eva; j. J. Morris, New York.....:..,.. ga
Dirs:tant|M MS 20; Frank Williams. 49,.
MstaTo. 5. g.. 8. by Oakland baron
Mystic Dell; George Moore. Morristown' o,o
orst ret NJ. B. m. trotter, $. by Prince
Lowndale--Eyoleo, Paul Ply, Montreal
Albert r., 2ieN, b. s., PAGER. 10, BY
Island Wilkes. Jr.--Beile Bradley; r.
Kelley, Montreal Canada :; ..,...ii,,...; 700
2Igz b w Il PaeeF, 10 ?y t Gges
Pa1erson i- & .. ''.' 21o
EaszHsth, b. S., trotter, 4. by Ozono-
Anne fip;on; John smith. New York. 2l5
sable NICK inney, blk &, trotter, 3, by
Baron McKlnney--Sable Alcyonef. H.
d. Latin. Albion, n. Y............... 20
Emily DE Forest (2:l6A) br. m, PAGER
~ The De BOrest-IcrCline; John Clark
New York ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. gu
Princess Aloyoncf, oh. m, tTotter. 0, by
Alcyoner-sweet Princess; Adam Jack o,o
., son, New iOrk.....s 1919. <lV
Hal onlne. gr. g. PAGER. 6; by, Direct
Hal-Qnne's Daughter; +. simpson ran
M.di Tone On . naccr Nv Governor
.B1qoe@Boie j. j. Hansen New york, alo
EHsll-.Palae Sterling oscar Marks 400
KiItisy Electrite, br. m, trotter, 0, BY
,Eectrite--LAoy Neey' II. r. Kirby 400
sNew YORK ................... ......',,..' 4zV
sarah Guy, b. T., trotter. 3. by Gux AK
wortAy-Uuezpected l.; Charles Chase
=, Perry, New York. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 40
ASnbriuo Mckinney b. e., trotter 9. by
MeKiEey-Yiolet King; Charles Clark an,
Mac hume b. e.. trottef. g. by MacDou-
ssi-Ihe hume; Department Agri- 40
hsnly Bcaworth. Z:12H, b. g., PAGER. T.
py Bedwortll-Philippine; J. w Gyles
paterson, n. J....................... 4So
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