The New York herald., 1922-03-26
Seasons Opening Sale
Of Fine Riding Horses
Fifty Arrive for Monday Eve
ming Auction.

Local dealers and eauestrians are
the special sale OF riding horses and
ponies which will open the season to-
morrow evening at Fiss. Doerr & Car
rolls auction arena in East Twenty
fourth street. The fifty head to be
sold came in from the West yesterday
and the market experts pronounce them
a CLANCY lot, with more than one
show prospect among them. There viii
be special exhibition OF them thi:
afternoon at half past two O'Clock
Those who like to finish their owr
saddle horses will be interested in look
ing them over.
Finished saddle horses from the
stables of Shelby r. HARRISON at Lex,
ington, KY, will be the attraction al
Durlands Riding Academy on the
evening of Tuesday, April 4, when the
season opens in the uptown market
place This sale comes on the eve Of
the closing of entries for the Brooklyn
Horse Show and will. doubtless, intro
duce several future winners as well as
lot OF handsome and well schooleo
horses for park riding
Work horses of all sorts were in ac-
tive demand last week in the Monday
and Thursday auctions at Fiss, Doerl
& Carrolls. Out of town buyers took
away raft of green ones shipped in
from the West, paying higher prices
for them than the local market has seer
this season. Shippers are supplying
these old established sales with plenty
or fresh horses just now. but the rur
light as compared with the eager de-
mand for them.
The Bergen Horse Company reports
a brisk demand for wagon horses and
farm teams in the Wednesday auctions
at the Jersey City auction mart. AL
that come in are readily sold at salts.
factory prices, DIR. w. Fl. Brown says
Prices are steadily improving.
Larry Fitzpatrick, trainer of the
American ponies in the internationa
polo matches in 1914, has arrived a
Hugh Gormley's riding school In Flush
ing with a carload of high class pole
horses and hacks selected by him II
Montana. Many of them are fit anc
ready to play the game.
Just received carload of Ohio draf
horses that are attracting attention a
their Washington street sales stables
Mr.. Stein says the demand for biz
horses is improving.
Henry Schafer. the veteran hors
auctioneer of the Brooklyn market
conducted three sales last week; two 0
them at the old Raymond street stables
where a big run OF seasoned worker
changed hands on Wednesday.
Ozone Park now has an auction mar
for the accommodation of buyers an
sellers Of horses on Long Island. n.
Graham Is the auctioneer. He sells OF
Wednesdays at 1860 Ocean avenue.
M. Helfstein. 146 East Twenty
fourth street. is finding buyers for 10
| CT horses of all commercial types a
| wholesale and retail. Frequent ship
ments are coming in from the West
supply the demand.
NJ 3. Newcomb. whose sales stabl
adjoins Al Jolsons Theater IN Sevent
avenue, is selling lot OF we'll traine
saddle horses this spring,
Waller x POtterS VII sci a GOOD III
| Of fresh and seasoned horses by auctio
| on Tuesday at their Rutledge stree
stables in Brooklyn.
H. Kaufman & Son. 1913 Divisio
street, are busy with orders for Eng
lish saddles and riding equipment, Q
which they have about the largest stoc
4 in the trade.
w. III. Madison of Glepvilie, Conn
1 has fine lot of finished saddle horse
/ and hunters OF the thoroughbred typ
ready for the spring trade.
Yorkshire Lass a mare by Yorkshir
Lad, recently sold by Godfrey Preece !
4 w. r.. Grace, won the polo class
\ Aiken. 8. c., short time ago.
NJ j. Monneimer, 81 Lexington ave
nne. is nlllng a lot of orders for the rae
Ing colors Of the highest quality.
Runners at Atlanta
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