The New York herald., 1921-04-10
SEEN AND HEARD
IN HORSE MARKET
Kentucky Saddle Horses Az
erage S666 at Auction.

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Prices for fresh Western work horses
were a trifle lower in the Monday and
Thursday auctions at Fss, Doerr &
Carrolls last week. causing experts to
say the shippers were perhaps overload
ing the market with green ones The
number OF such horses offered this
spring at the Twenty-fourth street mart
is the largest on record. Not In the
palmy days OF j. D. Carroll's enterpris-
ing management were 80 many bought
and sold under the hammer. In those
days. however, the buying was almost
wholly local, while to-day one sees deal
ers from all over the East in attendance,
getting their supplies for the retail trade
In smaller cities and towns OF late this
Wholesale bustnesa has been growing hy
leaps and bounds, and it Is rapidly
making New York the distributing centre
for large territory east Of Buffalo.
George watson's Irish hunters. saddle
horses and show ponies will arrive at
Durlands Riding Academy to-day for
the big special sale which begins there
on Tuesday afternoon. continuing on
Tuesday and Wednesday evenings
Horsemen who have seen them at Tea
neck ". r.. say the imported horses look
Ike a wonderful lot OF weight carriers,
while good many OF them are prom
ising show prospects, In the large col
lection of English saddles. brides and
horse clothing TO be sold on Tuesday
afternoon are three British army off,
GERS saddles with fun equipment for the
field Everything in the sale will be on
exhibition tomorrow.
with something like 500 horses in to-
morrows auction at Fiss. Doerr & Car
rolls the sale will begin at $50 o'clock
CoNsignments of fresh Western workers
keep coming in a volume which indicates
that shippers find better demand In
New York than elsewhere notwithstand-
ing occasional reaction here. D. M.
Nugent of Paris, ILL.,; Hull Brothers of
Des Moines. and Bob Adams of the same
place viii have more than 100 OF the
green ones in to-morrow's sale, while
some notable consignments of seasoned
horses are among the offerings.
T. s. Glover of Aiken, S. c.. will ship
about twenty polo ponies and hacks to
New York this week for a special sale
at Durland's Riding Academy on April
90 Mr. Glover marketed some very use
full ponies in New York last year.
The Bergen Horse Company sold two
consignments of fresh Western work
horses on Wednesday In the regular
weekly auction at their Jersey City
stables Dealers from all over the State
were present to bid for them.
The steamship Menominee of the At
lantic Transport line will carry a large
80 - nd from
this port on April 49, George Watson's
fourth shipment will go to London in
charge OF Charles J. Barrie.
Waller & Potters will sell another big
run of seasoned work horses on Tues
day at their auction mart and sales
stable in Rutledge street, Brooklyn, near
the Williamsburg Bridge. These sales
are well supplied with useful offerings
this spring.
David Dahlman. head salesman for
several years past al Heilbrunn &
Kahn's stables, In West End avenue,
says the spring trade there Is very satis-
factory thus far this season.
John T. Spratley G. Son, who are now
at Durland's. expect to bring out in
Brooklyn next week one of the best
novice saddle horses they have ever
shown.
NJ. B. Newcombs sale stable. at the
Seventh avenue entrance TO Central
Park. is one of the busiest places in town
these days 1t is chock-a-block with fine
riding horses.
A. NJ. Stein & Co. OF Brooklyn are
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big. seasoned work horses among Long
Island farmers this spring.
Fl. Kaufman g. Son, who are now in
their new building in Division street. two
blocks south OF the Williamsburg Bridge
entrance have been in the saddlery and
harness business since 1875.
Godfrey Preece Of Westbury. l.. L.. has
sold almost a carload of saddle horses,
polo ponies and hunters TO Philadelphia
horse fanciers this spring.
NJ J. Monheimer's cosey saddlery shop
Ia Lexington avenue, near Twenty
fourth street. Is rapidly becoming head
quarters for fine racing colors.
william H. Strang is booking orders
for moving most OF the valuable show
horses to be exhibited in Brooklyn next
week His Packard motor vans have
solved the shipping problem.
Noones Riding School, in West End
avenue. is sending out some smart saddle
horses for pupils and patrons this spring.
DEVON HORSE SHOW and
/ COUNTRY FAIR, INC.