New-York tribune., 1913-11-27
Barongale Goes to Stud and
Rosegale to Race on Tracks
Across the Sea.
BRISK BIDDING FOR SOLOLA
Hazelton Buys Bon Voyage for a
Good Sum at Third Day of
Old Glory Sale.

Invaders from Germany captured two
OF the best offerings at the Old Glory
gale Of light harness horses in Madison
Square Garden yesterday and had the dis-
tinctjon OF buying the highest price trot-
ter sold 10 date.
Max We'll. OF Berlin. topped the price
paid for Captain Aubrey on TUESDAY
when he made the successful bid OF S.N
for Barongalc. the stallion which was the
star Of the Dromore Farm consignment
Barongale favors his great sire. Baron
Wilkes. I'm looks, and although his career
in the stud has been limited he has al
ready produced some good racing stock
one OF his colts. Justice Brooke. having
taken a mark OF 2:Oaia as a two-year-old
Barongale will be used for breeding pur-
poses in Germany but the other hlsh
priced animal bought for the German
market will. I'm all probability, he raced
This was the chestnut mare Rosegale.
daughter Of Barongale, and which has
stepped a trial mile in 2.O9. although only
allowed 10 teke a mark OF 2l9%,. She was
bought by the old trainer Charles Mills
who is now prominent on the German
tracks.
Americans were to the fore when Solola,
another young mare from Dromore Farm
was put up. She is even better than
Rosegale ana the racing men had no IN
tentiou of letting her 90 out Of the coun-
try. There was lively bidding before she
was knocked down TO the CuTls hoch
Farm, Of Cation, VT, for $500. Solola Is
"A daughter Of the great racer Todd. ana
last October was sent a trial mile on the
Lexington track in 2:07A.
She is eligible TO the Maud Sand and
other big stakes and at present is only
afflicted with a race record OF 2:2ii4.
Bon Voyage. the Kentucky Futurlty
winner OF 1904 and a successful sire, was
another Of the nigh priced division. IL
is on the cards that he may race again
though he is eleven years old. JaNes
Hazelton, OF Indianapolis, gathered this
plum for $3.50
Old racing days were brought TO mind
when a painting of the Old Union Course.
Long Island, was put up for auction AT
the end Of the afternoon session. II was
the property Of John II. Shuts. the vet
eran breeder, who was on the point OF
giving the work Of art TO Ed Upton
when the latter's bid Of 5000 was accepted.
Among the spectators at the race scene
are Commodore Vanderbilt two old prize
fighters, John Morrissey and Tom Hyer
and the noted old drivers, Hiram Wood
ruff and Dan Mace
Two horses, prominent in the show
ring. were among those offered at the
night session, but neither brought high
prices. Gail Constantine. which has done
well in matinee races. as well as In road
ster classes, went to a. j. Furbush, OF
Brighton, Mass, for $500 Mahlon Wilkes,
winner of a reserve ribbon at the Ma
tlon show. was knocked down for $500
The summary OF the sale. including
those which brought $500 or over, follows:
pronore l. 2.24i., b. s., trotter. .. 1J.lis
hands by Guy Axworthy-Ca J.
Caulder. tr.. North Henderson. III 49,. $3.50
Barongale. 2:l1L, b. =. trotter, g. l5l
hands by Nightingale.
Max Won. Berlin, Germany .......... 800
Rogegale 2:i9%., ch. m, uotter. =, by
BerJin NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. LOO
soIola' 2:24ia, blk. m. trotter, .. by
Todd-Caracas; Curls Rock Farm 80.
Cotman, Na...-........ ,'.;.' '.....,.' -'Soo
Raunock. 70 C., trotter, !. by Baron
gale Nella jay; c. p. Mccain, Forest
e6rn,e ore e-...................... $50
l2aracella trotter. b. m. 4, by BaTongaie
-Carcalla; Curls Rock Farm. .......... 900
Judge Carpenter. br. g, trotter . by
Earongale-Caracas; r. Dennis Booze .oo
yilIc Quebec ..,........ -. ,'',.. o-o
tr,nct,,ons 213 blk. m, II, l5.3 hands
Nv Dictator-Ethelwyn; Dr. j. T. Me s,o
GOV NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. .. - "'V
Rona' b. M. trot,er. 10, by The
- ''tbondsman-Kate Brooks; J. c. Lark.
prookIvn ............s s..'.''' "'o
Rosie r. b. m, tr. and p,,, a. by
Ringen- Dresmwold; W. oNeiIl Lex 81.
ington. Mass. ...'' 80 :. -, t,i '''
&C. r. 2:29i2 tr., b. m, o. By BIN
'ee,n-Dreamwold Moss Maid; w -,o
n'Nel1l ..........s's ''''s."' '"'
r,o,aIu,a. 217i4. blk. m, IT.. .. lo2
,nds nv Northland AiaN-Louette,
w w. Jennings. Towanda. Penn. aso
Norman Axwor,hy. b. C. .-d.ro; r,, 2 yen ,S,2
ne~. II Topham. Readville. Mass. so