The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-11-26
Big PRICES RULE AT
The OLD GLORY SALE
Auctioneers Secure Bids Th,,
Remind Of Times Before
the Betless Era.
DROMORES AVERAGE S7os

There was a general leap in p-,cs a,
the Old Glory horse saie IN M,a,,o,
Square Garden yesterday which -.a.,.,
It's zenith when the consigrmAat ~ p,
Dromore Farm Of st. Clair. Mich. a.,
brought into the ring. They ver. ~.
looking lo-, and though no reaY, ~.
price was realized for any pf--.,.i,.
horse the fifteen head sold ne,ted ,,st,o
or an average OF sos. which 10 co..,
cred q b'g return for hors- fesN d, .,.,.
modern DAYS OF the motor car and s.S,
plane.
All along the lire the prices r-.
higher than the auc:loneers have bs,nab
to obtain In the past few years s-d Il,
despite the fact that there was ~ -
tire absence % foreign buyers who ~.
boosted prices since the be;lcSy r1oe- -,
have served to reduce the prices 80 "a.
ing stock IN this country. Ons :, -.rt
horserlan diagnosed the sudden 80 y,
prices In a plausible manner. ITS a.,
vas that the Shrevd American mad a-.c.
ipa.ed the demand tina, oould cNs. f.
Europe. for high class horses s''.- N,
war and was nov buying from tho N.t
lines % breeding s.o'k With the r'iy7o
~ supplying that demand when Sc -.-.
ring nations had finished killing % e,h
other'e horses.
Their. was ono Disagreement - -
sale % th- Dromo-e oons,xnren'. "A
tha. was Ger. French. The ollarp'o-
two year-old trottir- stallion. vhtc'i ~.
been touted "a tho star 81 the sale va,
Knocked down for $1,000. Though Is
vas tho h!ghes. price Of tho day = 80.
IA less THAI the horse named a''s- trs
famous British General was expected ~
bring. and tire only reason given u-o
the fact that Gen French d.i no. r'ov
IN a manner that would indicate MS aNN
itv to improve 10 any great rN'o'' ~
his non-w,nuirG record 90 3:io',. N A.
a: The TOP or his tvo-yea- form tN'
Sea son.
Tho bidding 81 Ger. French was "a
-ei o. p q Gosi'torv manner AID II il'!-s
FOR q iorg time At $500 Then u Va,
seen tina, Richard DrlaHeld tho nms'rH.
re!nsman who races under the name -
Brook Farm was anxious 10 obtain ~
sneod merchant OF the two-year-o =
Finally the colt wa knocked down II -
old % tho Brook Farm for $4,000 NJ
DeiAheld went furtner in his endeaNo- "a
repicn!sh his stable for the 1915 camps -
AID he purchased two other bright rs"ns
p-ospe from the Dromore consigrner;
lie gave s., 900 for Po,nse,tH, four.y"sr.
old mare by RaronGale-Anclla- With Q
record o: o;co, and $1,000 for Nat"'
Judge. gearing by Justice Brook" -.
sire OF Gen. French.
In addition TO the Dronlore cors'grn -
tho yeariings from Walnut Hall r. y
sold we'll. she black yearlirg colt T.
Scorpion. ny Walnut Hail, going t" E-ros'
rlath OF New York city for $3.50 r.
best .nios follow:
/ CONSIGNMENT FROM pRCMoRE FAR"
Cen rr'nSn. .;io'. 'rI ,,ic b no e.
Bunker, BROOK Farm, chester. y.
'"f'N'
years by prince klnue"--Se'4a
WORTHY. .. y. smith. Sew York -,
Native .Judse, b C.. tro'-e,. ycsr l.,
| Justice Brooko--Nati"e Belle. Brook
roin 5set.. ECO ,ro,,.r. b M. year. -.
hy B.-ougn.e- Ar"ile Brook Farm. ?b
gale i'ruloon. \ Z. Thomas, ;, -,
v~a t91'' ~ II Toddiar, on -F-u',-
! worthy. cures Seek Farm. 40.
1 n'sssa DIo9ri, ""uri"s, ~, F,r-r '"
'I 81 Xil6i ~ 'TSsrs p ;" XIV
Ma iay. -.s'.. ;ro!,er :, r..
, NJ sch'cs'ret- Mi'vau' u
fsrew"u hrnksr Oh. m ,.inu'r
! Eears. by Mamo'.no HinE l"a'
coNH&ISGIunx4 r f!':;| HHr'T"s owvxss
hGI,' Ar4aHIni .6 b. M ,rotsT ~.
/ w Il. Cos Dover. y. Ii........... :"
FavoFte Audubon, ch N 'r11t"r
Bale. W V. posh. Gart"nshIrs ~ III
Border Prince b C.. i-o''Hr. 'e,-,
+ 4 n9,4' I.k k" ys1i; ~ q,
y biastn,-A.ii. watson II L., =.
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