New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-11-27
DIVIDE LOT OF FOALS
Hall Consignment Too
Biz for Old Glory Sale.
BRISK BIDDING THE RULE
John Ward Brings Top Price OF
Afternoon, Blue Feather
Second.

The feature OF the Old Glory Sale at
Madison Square Garden yesterday was
the selling Of the Walnut Hall Farm con-
signment The number Of foals OF 1911
is so much larger than usual that l.. V.
Hardness has decided to make two lots
Of them. selling one lot this week ana
the other at the midwinter auction at
which sale he has heretofore disposed OF
his youngsters.
In separating the lot into two consign-
ments the families were not DIVIDED ior
the get Of San Francisco and Ozono went
under the hammer yesterday. The MoKo
and Walnut Hill youngsters will not be
sold until January.
San Francisco, 2:07s4, was foaled In 1905
He is by Zombro--Onlska, and most OF his
get show signs Of inheriting his wonderful
speed and stamina. Forty-five head from
the Walnut Farm went under the hammer
yesterday afternoon. They brought SlO,I25'
an average Of s23S, which was not bad
considering that they were so young, most
of them had to be taken on faith. Al
Thomas made some Of them step around
the ring at lively pace, however, and
the bidding was brisk.
Baron Watts, a yearling, by General
Watts-Baroness Hanley, went at good
figure. He was started at 500 and quickly
rose to $500, for which figure he was
knocked down to f. G. Jones, or New
York City. Silkworthy brought $50. He
went to Charles L. Dean, of Palatine, Ill.
Silkworthy is a handsome, big bay colt
by Morgan Axworthy-Clear Silk.
The top price OF the day was paid for
John Ward, a PAGER, with record OF
2:0524. John was the champion tive-year-
old stallion of the season 1905 lie was
bred by Lemuel Hitchcock, Marlboro,
Mass, and was consigned by The Past
ures. John is by Bingen-Ambrette, and is
now nine years old. Bidding was brisk
when he came In the ring, and he finally
went to J. c. Turner for 1850.
y. j. Tranter, who is a member OF the
Fasig-Tipton Company, paid $40 for
Blue Feather, which made his record Of
2 l9la this year as a four-year -Old. Blue
Feather is a handsome big brown stallion
by Walnut Hall-Tulip Bell. lie was
in the lot consigned by McBlwain Farm.
His former owner says that he believes
Blue Feather can trot 2:l0 with little
training. and Mr.. Tranter evidently
believes IL, too. for he seemed determined
TO have him from the moment he ap-
pearSG IN the ring. IL is said that his
new owner intends To campaign Blue
Feather.
During the day l52 head of horses were
sold for 1850, an average OF 500 head.
The total sales for the two days were
SCI 2lg. an average OF SZ20.
Among the bidders were Henry sehuI-
bach, Wheeling; W; Va; H. "A R T., pdtri,
J. Y. Gatcomb, DR.. J. w. Day, h r. ID.
McMahon. Charles NJ. Jewett, a. II. Cos
den. William Scott, Leo Oettnger, J.
Howard Ford. p. w: Baton, J. ). Muir
ara Delafieid J. r. Mcgowan, A. s, Rod.
ney, r. w. Goodrich. A. II. Tyson and
Joseph Gibbons. The principal sales fol-
low.
Haylock. b. s.. trotter, 6, by Nobel
Berkshire Belle; J. J. Simmons Phlla- 100.
hf BiSSssfa-T Taen j. Wilson Reed, 49,
AI 6n90k TODD, br. S. irotter, {. BY Todd
Lady Ethelynn; w. Is. Lose, Emhurst. $40
Blue Feather. br y, trotter, =. by Walnut
Hall-Tulip Bell: +. J. Trsnter' New ,,o
Nelsse; W G. COVE New Britain. 90,
Conn. ........s....s. ss.s s.s 49, ""N
ELECTRA p ch. m, trotter. 4, by The
Peer-Cuneiform; l.. /. Gillett, sunefn' ooo
y. Y .....: ............ -. S0O
Peggy Peer, br m. PAGER q. BY The
Peer Ralphone: Frank Murphy SUI en-,
fern, y. I ...........' 49,. %
Kumara r.. b. T.. trotter, B. by The Peer
ton, Mass ..... '., 375
Cuneo p, Blk T.. trotter. Q, b. The Peer
--Cune Lass; ID. j. Neylon Springfield,
Lady Alice p, Oh. T.. trotter. ?. by The
Peer tnGorette: a. j. These. New
York ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. :'''..., SOO
Solitaire r., CHI. e.. trotter, .. By The
Peer-Ralphone; +. c. Howard, New .-
York ............ .'. .''.: lit 90
st. Frisco. b. G, trOtter, l. by san iran
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