New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-11-24
nR. ELMORE TOP
PRICE AT GLORY
AUCTION SALE
,rerage Prices for Har-
.ss Horses 49, Elmwood
String Totals $li,2SO

,.r-.b day Of the cold Glory
lN' ..,ior AZ Madison SQUARE Car
''''' '..er5sv saw a continuance OF
60 .-.,,s for the stock on hand and
'''c words Of one horseman' ANY
y, ..,5 brought a good price
'it .-.s,to. by san Francisco, out Of
rsear. a four-year-old brown
Axe L.ssotte- with time record oil
91.hns .,rsirred by Henry Haas, was
..os1' Read. Of Pittsburgh, for
~ /" -. The evening session, WhiIe
So -ser+or. president Of the Faslg'
: :. lc,,~rarv. got $1,000 for kath-
Colette. q hve-year-oid .ioI ny.
an,- nan Farm was the buyer ne
80, prices came on me eSii'e'
,ssrings. -.,.b ~ cause ex-
~. 5ur.nc the morning session.
t...e~, me prices received Tor a mis-
ii,o-s i-' we're quite up 20 the
sla.to q, these marts Grace Mor-
rt.s .A~ss.vesr- bay FLY by Nor
rh svgovtbv. out Of Grace Constan-
Ifh - consigned from j. Vi. LOOK 5
re go f,vw In Kentucky. was SOLD
Stsries Wie,and for Sl.o2o' ne
%, ,s two-year-old stepped a nllIe
l3 s.s-l and is regarded as grea'
,..,ibility for next season.
watts Trotters Sell Well
General C. C. Watts, Of Charles,
usH'wa: ss. Va. had two trotters up
esn, nd both fetched good prices.
,oi W. Wstts. q four-year-old bay mare
90 waiting mark Of 2:10, although
W. never been raced, went 10 II
Ms g.,irrs for $1,000. while her
y. msfe. oliver FAINT. a bay lilly
s.,is5 In 1915. with a record OF 90 I!
.,.orss for q quarter mile, was pousnt
/. bv Ned McCarr, Of PITTSBURGH ioI
=, Sood figure OF Sl.7OO. -,
80 adding for Baby Bertha. bay
-. ,scsr consigned by ". s. earn
- ,rsrt. Of Roadstown, y. j., with
Ginning record Of 2:04A and trlal
n,rk Of 2;O2i1, was very spirited, p2u'
VIKINGS finally was successful WIN
, bid Of $500. ,.
isnss Westwater had a likely-look-
10, la Of trotters TO be auctioned on,
~ bs had no reason 20 be dissatisfied
ri,h the prices obtained o dlS
To5d posi-, $500; Lena Todd, 2: T.
5000: Todd Temple, 2;O9i2, Sl'VUV'
,,s Eureka Red, a PAGER. with n time,
,rsl Of 2:09. SLIGO, we're some OF
.,oss that were eagerly sought after
lanes r. Macown, owner Of Finn
- Sioek Farm. Mount Sterling,
" consigned thirteen yearlings 20
Il, nercies Of Mr.. Balm, and they sold
IA, +. total Of Sll.280 an average OF
rant $3.50 a head. All can claim the
rr,st stallion, J. Malcolm Forbes, as
heir sire, and II was undoubtedly the
ALTERS reputation that accounted for
the high average.
DR.. Elmore. a bay colt foaled in
1918. with a yearling record OF 2:24 2 +;
md the champion yearling trotter OF
lsls. brought the top price Of the day
session. $4,000, az which figure he was
kno,ksd down 10 Brook Farm, of Ches-
ten Ny
The colt. a handsome, big animal,
with the smoothest Of gaits and great
natural speed, Immediately took the
insy Of the prospective bidders. and
ne bids came fast DR.. Elmore, IN
he opinion of many trainers, will &C
,orplish great things on the track
next season. and the price, although
high, was not regarded as excessive.
The next 20 top price Of the day
session was brought by Roam Hal, a
s,rapping roam gelding PAGER and the
champion Of 1916, with a winning rec
ord Of 2:00s.s Hal went TO y. I.
Grady, Of Philadelphia, for $500, and
vas consigned by Thomas W. Murphy,
AGENT. Of Poughkeepsie. The gelding
Is nine years old, and will disappoint
many good judges if he does not pace
under two minutes before his career
. ended