New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-12-24
,.,teen Yearlings I'M
oorted from France
Bring $4,000.
"a, r BY SUNDRIDGE
W. BRINGS TOP PRICE
s.. Sanford a Liberal Buyer
~ :, poyally Bred Youngsters
10 Under the Hammer.

,hs, riyalled Tattersalls and for
=. slmOst as high.
G.orr. Balm, the auctiOneer ior the
-, Hunter Company, which con-
"..d the sale, said before the bidding
49,, ths. the baby racers would be
- down TO the highest bidder
N the bids were all Of that. Mr..
n.L,v IN q box on the balcony, smiled
..g.sstisAed smile as the horsemen
- tbs little ring opened their
fo..S vids and We'd with each other
~ light 70 have his youngsters
,l.ir colors to the post next sea-
~ hsk.r's dozen brought the round
=, s4o 600. an average Of more than
200 per head. III I. ,,oLad lilo
=. op,rs night, with a double line OF
..,,r. AZ the curb. Inside IT looked
J. n, maddox at Belmont Park just
80 Inc Metropolitan Handicap.
~. NV. we're members of the Long ISL
~ KNITTING set. trainers and agents
- al the biz stables, jockeys in
-. gor Christmas on their way 70
y,1 Orleans and just racetrsck men
"a LAYERS OF horses TO the number OF
..r than 1000.
I. vas no place for the owners Of
,-,nsr stables or the Canadian dele
-,asn which came down in the hopes
. ,i,kins up a bargain. The horses
49,. overseas, q smart looking lot IN
i, main. we're in demand. Word OF
Asr works before shipment had gone
i.rtb and bidding was brisker than at
ro,, sales Of this sort.
John Il. Morris, a Kentucky owner,
IA ,he honor Of paying the top price
! he sale, $4,000, for Sunlight. a
,,,S looking chestnut colt by Sun
indge-Spectrum. He will be the first
%, o. that sire to carry silks in this
esrtry, and IL he runs as well as he
ais It should not be without honor.
ltek JOINER, who was doing most Of
Il. bidding for W. r. Coe, started the
sk At $1,000. and then Grant Hugh
EvErs and Emil Herr took a hand.
n, price went up by leaps and
osnis, but Morris wanted that colt
I'd he got him.
The sons and daughters Of Meddler
vsre much in demand. There was
isndy tilt among Messrs. Coe, Herr,
inEne and Morris for Gloriana,
sa.nut FLY by Meddler-Ballantrae,
q, an English race mare with an en-
nile record. Between them they ran
n Up 10 $4,000 and then John San
I'd took hand in the proceedings
y! the FLY was knocked down to the
.EtT Of the Hurricane Farm for
$50.
NJ. Sanford. who entered the ring in
Kson, was d liberal purchaser. He also
..sghi the Rock Sand Gunfre colt,
s',,Oek, for $4,000, and Pierre-a-Feu,
! liksly looking bay or brown colt by
Xxx Sand Trigger. for $4,000. Emil
len was keen for this last named colt
IL he stood the pace nobly for
vais, bat Mr. Sanford kept raising
y UMBRELLA until the hammer fell
j looked for a while as If W. r. Coe
v'.ld rot get one Of the youngsters,
Leouga Jack Joyner was bidding on
-.'i o. them. he finally did get one,
i,,t-looking little chestnut filly. with
/ q ne sarmarks Of q race mare, called
..'''y Thought, by Uncle-Marise, for
silAsS. Kilmer also did some Christ
sn shopping he led home the Meddler
-kinars filly Hathor, but he had to
~ N,l00 for the privilege.
Aisi all the yearlings were sold they
: ne tye-year-old colt Allumeur into
nhg. Allumeur was restless, TO say
q least, and he tried 70 kick F. Am
we Clsrk's umbrella of the rail,
u, 70 the amusement Of the crowd.
y Zoe was keen 20 have this one, as
ats the conformation OF a splendid
.sl.i, but he was knocked down 70
y. Eilner for $4,000.
Vns Of the surprises OF the sale was
loE price brought by Flotssm,
..,s'ani colt by Meddler Florcarline.
70 one outlooked anything that had
~ brought into the ring before him
~ most everybody looked for spirited
Nhg They were disappointed. and
coy was knocked down 10 George
.er for $500.
Vdon also bought another fine look
q one, Ssrsgon, a chestnut colt, By
Gs-Semirsnis IT. for $500 One
ne 'martest fllies Of the lot and
sFh sister % Torchbearer, by Med
S'-siTike-a-Light III, was knocked
- 70 Hugh Browne for 81 900. Mr.
WE also got the cheapest one Of the
/ MAR Dog. q chestnut colt. By Nor
r.-hiss Ellie, paying $500.
1 ne sale ended with the disposing
s,!stk, q two-year-old chestnut colt,
ehe.e-Semblsnce. % Henry Wat
%n'n FOR $4,000.
those around the ring were
III Sanford, Mrs. Payne Whitney.
DEYer, r. A. Smith, James Butler.
nlereth, Mstty Corbett, Jimmy
.'s.i Dave Leary. Ed Peters. Joha
Ags, John Kermath, J Henry
- v II Rowe, James Mclaughlin.
~ EoVe, Frank Regain. II. & Hal
*es: FoJhsll P Keene. r. r Car
~ Var Herseh. y. A. Silver, an
~ ior the Gillian government;
- - fiizsinmons. Ike Carson. Rich
Killer Jack Joyner, James Park,
sfabazon and Pred Lewisehn
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