- - SHORT RACES MAKING TALL HORSES? GRAND CIRCUIT ENTRIES SHOWS , HARNESS RACING A Champion Clydesdale Draft Horse NOTES AND NEWS WHY ARAB HORSE SAYS RACEHORSE j 12,000 Trotters and Pacers in IS WEIGHT CARRIER HAS INCREASED 'Live' List. FISS.DOERR&CARROIL The National Trotting Association has t Exhibitions Held in Connec- published In Its new rule book a list of Desert Courser Has One Less BLUE FRONT/^f^SEMI-WEEKLY more than 11',000 living trotters and IN (ion With Fairs Are Becom¬ pacers, with their fastest winning race Vertebrae Than Any Other SALES FAST STATURE records, by which they will be classified ( HORSE ing More Important. tor tli© harness racing campaign of Equine Type. 1821. STABLESI AUCTIONS 24. Street JSKBLEXINGTON TO THIRD AVE. Average Height One llaiul will have By fitttNEY C. GUIS. The Orange County Circuit That the conspicuous success of Ara¬ but one Judge at Its meetings next sea¬ in endurance 3Iore Than Half a who bian horses the cavalry The annual statistical numbcs of the son. A. J. Keating of New York, tests of the last three years was largely "The Recognized Eastern Distributing Centre for Horses." £how Horsr Chronicle, Just published by 1ian officiated in the Grand Circuit for dut> to their anatomical difference from Century A^o. Herbert J. Krum, at Lexington, Ky., Is many years, will place the horses and other breeds Is the opinion of H. K. Auction Sales Mondays and Thursdays.Private Sales Every Day. probably the largest periodical of Its impose the penalties. Bush-Brown, formerly secretary of the olacs ever printed. Its 376 pages made Arabian Horse Club of America. Writ¬ CAUSED BY SHORT RACESV it necffwary to issue the magazine In One hundred and fifty members of ing In the Journal of Heredity he says two sections. Thirty horse shows and bho Union Trotting Association will it is now recognized toy leading anatom¬ 400 HEAD OF HORSES their winning horses and exhibitors are vote next week on the proposal to ies that the horse of the desert has only exploited with an amount of detail and amalgamate with the American Trot¬ twenty-three vertebrse in his back, while Veteran Horseman 1 rot¬ Illustration quite unexampled. There Is ting Association. J. F. Seldomridgc. every other type of horse lias twenty- AT AUCTION TO-MORROW Says at the U. T. has an¬ a record of awards each show, supple- secretary of A., four. This gives the Arab a shorter MARCH AT 10 ters Are Maeli Smaller and. nientert by a table showing in detail the nounced that he will organize a new as¬ back than the rest, the famous sculptor MONDAY, 7, O'CLOCK, winnings of each exhibitor and followed sociation to govern harness racing at and horseman asserts, which explains Complete Business Outfits, Trucks,'Carriages, Harness, &c. Finer Than in Olden limes. by another table showing the winnings Pennsylvania fairs If the merger goes why he Is such a good weight earlier. of each horse. through on the basis proposed by the The wonderful weight carrying ability TO THE HIGHEST BIDDERS WITHOUT RESERVE. A. T. A. of the Arabians was demonstrated in O'CLOCK Mrs. Loula Long Combs of Kansae R. SPECIAL CONSIGNMENTS 11.30 r>r. J. O. Green, one of the organizers last year's endurance test, when W. City, heads the list of winning owners Frank Murchie, who sold the sensa¬ Brown's little chestnut mare Noam, 20 Seasoned Work Horses 20 ©f the Queens County Drag Hounds back for the year, according to the Chronicle. tional Canadian trotter Bill Sh&ren, 15 and scant hands high weighing only These horses are acclimated: been used in the city, In 1877, Is of the opinion that the aver¬ Exhibiting her harness and saddle 2:11%, to Thomas W. Murphy for $25,- S20 pounds, travelled 300 miles over hilly thoroughly having 395 classes at a- few that they are for service and are the kind that will give satisfaction. race horse has in¬ horses in sixteen shows 000, months ago, predicts New England roads with 245 pounds on ready age thoroughbred won 347 a mile 2:00 this In she ribbons and $14,758. Her he will trot In year. her back. She weighed only 770 pounds Mr. Kansas creased In height nearly or quite four entries were 17(1 times first, 88 times hi.; last race last season the bay stallion at the finish of the long journey, ami Robert Adams, City, Mo., lr:ches since he began going to the races second, 56 times third and 24 times was timed half a mile in 1:03% and a thus came in carrying more than 30 per has consigned for sale a In the early days of Jerome Park. fourth. Their first prizes Included 31 quarter in 0:30on the two lap track cent, of her own weight. Crabbet, championships. Their best score was at Woodstock, .Me. He will bo eligible Ramla and other small Arabs made Carload of Kansas Work Horses Contrary to common belief, long races made at Springfield, Mass., where they to start in the 2 :10 class on mile tracks. equally remarkable performances. Mr. Adams has selected this consignment personally, and wires us tend to produce small horses, while short won 19 firsts, including 6 championships. The skeleton of the registered Arab! they are the best he could purchase, warranted wind and work, and in the races develop largo ones. Leastways Tii largest amount of money won was at Caid, 2:07 >,4. the most successful stallion Nlme, In the American Museum best condition. mention is made of two horses ever to bears possible Special spotted that la the apparent lesson of turf his¬ SIR. HUBERT Springfield, 111., whore their earnings American trotting sire exported ot Natural History In New York, 3,200 lbs. and well mated. were $2,270. Reully- the best showing, Austria - Hungary, died recently in out Mr. Bush-Brown's assertion about weighing tory, both here and in England. In tne however, was when Mrs. Combs divided Czeeho-Rlovakia at the ago of twenty- the desert courser's short back. His 2 SIK HUBERT is one of the leaders of the b:x horse team exhibited last ABOUT O'CLOCK days of the Darley Arabian and Godol- her stable between the Iowa and Wis¬ eight. He was a son of Highwood, bones are In a case next to those of the D. M. III., season by the National Biscuit Company at the National Horse Show. consin State in one Nutwood, 2:1804. and was famous race horse Sysonby, and anybody Nugent, Paris, Arabian, when ail races fairs, winning $2,595 2:21%, by a phln nearly He won there in single and double harness and a little later won the He won the can while has has consigned for sale were at four mile heats, the average week. sold to go abroad In 1899. see that the thoroughbred championship for draft geldings of all breeds at the International Live Stock European championship at Baden and twenty-four vertebra, the Arabian has Carload of Farm and Horses height of the winners was not far from Is In Chunks, Draught Delivery 3 5 hands. In the second half of the Exposition in Chicago. Ho Is 16.1 hands high, bay, with white faoe and feet, It is interesting and significant to note at Vienna trotted two miles In 4:27%, only twenty-three. The difference Also Several Shetland Ponies and about in show He is a real show horse, that all but one of the horse shows at then the world's record for the distance. the lumbar region. Just behind the last it was about !.>.- weighs 2,000 pounds condition. ' eighteenth century six vertebrae from as to been used on hands, and until the middle of the nine¬ with much of the style and action of a giant coach horse. which Mrs. Combs's stable won $1,000 It is estimated that his offspring have ribs, Sysonby having Weighing they do from 1,200 1,650 lbs., having more were held In won in and to the as compared with the mated will be teenth century It was under 15.3 hands, or connection with more than $1,000,000 purses there coupling farm in Illinois, in good flesh, and several nicely pairs fairs or expositions. And the one ex¬ stakes. five for Nlme. The skeletons of the found in this according to Burchard von Oettingen. in the consignment. Bend Or, St. Simon, Ormonde and 1 er- ception was the National Dulry Show in trotting stallion McKlnley, 2:11%, a New York Museum, and of Lexington Warranted Horse and bimmon. representative horses 01 the Chicago, where horse show Is always After thirteen consecutive campaigns Our Written Guarantee Accompanies Every CLEVELAND ENTRIES HANAN TROTTERS on to attract the public to the cat¬ the pacer Earl J., 2:01%, by The and other horses In the National Museum last of that century, were iu put gray Permits of Trial Up to Noon Wednesday. years the same as at the Some has retired to the at disclose the same struc¬ hands or over, and to-day, when hea. tle show, fairs. Earl, 2:14%, been Washington Entire Purchase Price Is Refunded if Animal Proves Other Than as of these fairs are now offering about stud. He has won nearly $50,000 in tural differences. One of the primitive races and four mile races are unknown horses of Asia in the Museum of Represented. run dwin¬ the largest prizes in the country, and purses since he came out as a 3-year-old wild CAN'T GO WRONG!" and the average distance has FOR GRAND CIRCUIT ARENOTTOBESOLD 125 Natural shows the same num¬ "WITH THE SION FOlt A GUIDE YOU dled down to less than one mile, tlie eaoh succeeding year sees their horse la 1908 and has taken part In about History is shows becoming more and more import- races, winning more than fifty of them. ber of lumbar vertebrse as the Arabian, FULL DAYS average height of our sprinters prob¬ he lias nineteen dorsal vertebra), All Representations Guaranteed in Writing.TWO of 16.t hands, while very ant and attractive to exhibitors. Henry Feindel, Farmington, Me., now but ably upward owns making twenty-four in all. FOR TRIAL. many are above 16.2 hands. Early Closing Kaoes Attract Brooklyn Amateur Will Have him. The celebrated English turfman, Ad¬ Those who remember the brilliant suc¬ MAIN OFFICE. 185 EAST 24TII ST. TELEPHONE 3100 MADISON SQUARE. cess of Mrs. Combs's harness horses at miral Rous, about fifty years ago main¬ 128 Horses in First Meet¬ Notable String in W. H. tained that the British thoroughbred had Madison Square Garden last November will be surprised to learn that her win¬ risen in stature at the rate of one inch ing of Campaign. Leese's Hands. CatalomiM Now Rrailr. IMPORTANT AUCTION SALE In twenty-five years for more than a nings at ten fairs and expositions were in each Instance larger than they were THURSDAY EVENING, MARCH 10th, at 8 o'clock century and a half. Dr. Green's esti¬ BLUE RIBBON HORSE SALE AT mate for the last half century credits at the National Horse Show In New MADISON SQUARE GARDEN. Entries for the eight early closing H. W. Hanan of Brooklyn lias recon¬ more him with a still more rapid increase in York. The National gave money Two Morning, March 14 races of the Cleveland Grand Circuit sidered Ills decision to sell all his trot¬ than any other stralghtout horse show Days Only! Beginning Monday height. meeting, 4 were ters and now has a number of fast Bred Horses In of the changes he has seen trotting beginning July of the year, and yet it was behind every 300 Trotting DURLAND'S RIDING ACADEMY speaking William II. made public yesterday. One hundred :¦ oungsters in the stable of fair save one In the Kansas City horse- CONSIGNMENTS FROM: In American horses. Dr. Green said the I^oesc at the Parkway Driving Club, *5 West 66th Street. runners were and twenty-eight horses have been woman's winning exhibitions. No fair Walnut Hall Farm, Senator J. W. Bailey, other dav that while the the Ohio Purse of for while Hope Frisco, the two-year-old filly Lexington, Ky. named, $5,000 in the country, however, has a horse Donorall, Ky. , growing larger the trotters had de¬ 2:08 32 the Thomas \V. bought for lilni at CO by San Francisco, 2:07*4, A wonderful lot of youngsters by great MR. ALEXANDER WATSON in size. trotters having entries: Murphy show which ranks with the one at the yearlings out of of Arlon 2:04 Lu- OF N. creased very perceptibly Thoj Tavern "Steak" for 2:14 trotters. 31 auction ubout a year ago for $13,500, Ouy Axworthy, 2 08 J-J. &c. The best lot sire* dams Guy, ^. TEANISCK, J., *-e more bloodlike all the time, Garden in the representative character that ever left the farm. cile Hlngen, 2:03*<. Ante Guy, 2:03 (SELL becoming entries; the Edivards for 2:08 pacers 17 has been sent to Murphy In hopes that WILL he thinks, and a good many of them to- be able to of its exhibits. For this reason the pres¬ entries; the Paslg, for three-year-old the wizard of the sulky will of there is still Farm (E. D. Gould) 20.HIGH CLASS SADDLE HORSES.20 dav have the lung, fine necks of .he 30 the 2:05 prove she was worth the money paid for tige winning unap- James R. Magowan, Midway thoroughbreds, also the depth through trotters, entries; trotting proached. The fairs and shows at which M». Sterling, Ky. Kearney, Neb. FOLLOWED BY race, 11 entries, and the free for all pac¬ her. Mrs. her horses in- All the foals of 1020 by J. Malcolm 22 yearlings and two-year olds. Includ- the heart and lungs. But they are losing 7 entries. The nominations Billy Smith, a colt of the same age. by Combs exhibited Forbes, 2:08. lcg a sister to Alia Donovan, 2:0G>1. MESSRS. RUSSELL & WALLER, some ing race, Chi- their oldtime substance in measure, follow: the same sire.San Francisco, 2:07%, eluded Donver, Washington, Devon, THE PLAINS, VA., and are, In short, growing more like the cago (South Shore Country Club), Des L. Tho Ohio.Peter Daw, Ulll Sharen, Lady purchased by Leese In the same auction J. E. Madden (Hamburg Place) W. Johnson, WHO WILL NELL running horse In conformation anu Wlkl sale for the modest sum of $3,000, is in Moines, Milwaukee, Hamllne, Scdalla, Lexington, Ky. Dnilli'iilt, N. Y. Wlllgo, Dot tie Day, Mollle Knight, Rochester, Syracuse, Springfield, Mass.; A choice lot of hlxh class trotters, Includ¬ Complete dispersal of racing stable, 22.HIGH CLASS HUNTERS AND HACKS.22 ** Wlki, Juno Red, Dorothy Day, Bovoln, Gold that capable trainer's string at the Park¬ ing Guesswork, 2:07J*. hoaded by Adlua Guy, 2 00?*. Pr \;reen is one of those who like the Be;l, Eliza Dillon, Grey vorthy, Natalie the way track, and the rallblrds are betting Springfield, 111.; Chicago (Dairy Show), trotting bred horse for the saddle.not Great, Jane the Great, Alible Putney, E. Col- New York and Chicago Part of Mr. Watson's orudo, Kilo Watts, Edith Carter, Mary Co- he will bring home more money than the (National) (In¬ Belmont Consignment: on account of their speed but for Jo- in of 1921. ternational). D. M. Look (Castleton) Maj. August and action. burn, Bruslloff, Riley McGnyor, Imporlo, filly tue campaign Islington. Ky. Lexington, Ky. LTTANA.Chestnut mare, 16 hands. Up to HAND MADE.Bay gelding, 15.1 hands. Looks cillty, courage, intelligence Walnut Frisco, Emma Harvester. Luclle Billy Bunker, a four-year-old that Young trotters by I,oe Axworthy. 1:68Ji, Small but select lot, Including Azora carrying -00 pounds. like making a show prospect. Just now he is schooling one at the Blngen, Uhlan Brooks, Easton, Little Peter, trotted In In the matinees at Judge William H. Moore's famous and Etawali. 2:03, out of great darns. Axworthy, 2:0tJH- Club that his ideas. Hollyrood Kate, C.reat Brltton, Patrick Todd 2:16'4 LAMPLIGHTER.Day gelding, 16 hand*. A BED FOX.Chestnut gelding. 15.2% hands. Hiding exemplifies Don De Mineola last season, is the latest adop¬ hackney stallion Marlboro, by Mathias, hunter to A very hamlsomo horse and very shapy. The horse is a bay or brown gelding by and Lopez. full at the fairs in South William H. Leese, beautiful big horse of type. Up Tho Tavern "St<>ak".Neva Brooiis, Lady tion to Mr. Ilanan's stable. lie is a is to be exhibited Buttonwood Farm, any weight. Can step 2:40 clip under saddle. Sahib, 2:17%, out of the handsome old- X., Jeanette Rankin, Nellie Mack, Jolly brother to Alta Donovan, 2:06^, the America, not In the flesh, but by means Gettysburg, Pa. Brooklyn, N. Y. time mare Miss Youngsters by Guy Axworthy. 2:0S \ Some fast colts by Petor Volo, 2:02, and gelding. 15.2 hands. A CHARLIE CnAPLIN.Gray pony, under 14.2 trotting Kitty Newman. Mnn, Montgomery, Voltage, Harry crack trotter of Murphy's string before of the photograph reproduced in Thi and other sires Etawall, 2:03. INSPECTOR.nay hands. A real show but needs a 2:14%. by Red Wilkes. His owner calls Chapman, Alexander R, Peter Whltlock, Senator Haie, 2:10>4, beautiful old fashlonod short legged fellow pony, Peter Stlllwell, Hilda Fletcher, Tho Great she broke down last August. Another New York Herald a few weeks ago. ¦with lots of quality. little mora time. him Pennyroyal, and he has the crestcd Miss Morris, Princess Etawah, Tara'.i Hall, good four-year-old is Harvest Abbess, The United States Department of Agrl- Many Other Notable Consignments. neck and fine front characteristic of the Adelaide Guy, Captain Volo, St. Patrick the out of Charles its Bureau of & Gall! by The Harvester, 2:01, culture, through Markets, For Catalogues Apply to FASIG-TIPTON COMPANY, Part of Messrs. Russell Waller's Consignment: Blngen family, with a middlepiece and Great, Brage, Duelie Blngen, Curcl, fast mare Queen Ab¬ a colored ex- 31 EAST 37T1I 8TKHT, NEW YOKK CITY. Main Lick, Brownie Charley Ft., Weiland'e pacing is preparing transparency "Some of thorn have hod a good deal of experience hindquarters which do not seem to con¬ Watts, 2 hibit of all the breeds of live stock in Statement from their representative: Wlgans Worthy, Grovetown, Betty Taylor, bess, :03*4. safo hunters. The others have been used as hacks. firm Dr. Green's opinion about the van¬ Ben McGregor, Edna Forbes and Trumpator. For the colt races for three-year-old this for the use of Its repre- in the hunting field and are good, quiet, conutry are all sound and free from blemished." ishing substafTfce of the trotter. But The Edwards.Fatlma, Lady Grattnn, Lil¬ trotters through the Bay State and sentatives at the fairs In Brazil, Quite a numbor are broken to harness. They is a trotter. lian Sllkwood, Homefast. Directum K., Argen- Pennyroyal hardly typical Okla. Flo Orange county circuits, Mr. Hanan has tine Republic and other countries, and 15.1 hands, by Terror. NICiGER ROY.Black gelding, 115 hands, by Prince Loree, Grey Eagle, Queen RASTU8 IJay gelding, Dick. One of the best to Patch. Jlminle McKerron, J. W. S.. Walter Andress, a full brother to the great Marlboro has been selected as the rep- Heilbrunn & Auction Co. A very attractive hack and a good polo Black prospects Kahn,Inc. Raymond make a real pony. A. H. COSDEN BUYS K.. The Hooslrr Lady. Minnie Williams, pacer Sanardo, 2:00%. This one has resentative stallion. He is eas- OUlest KKtnbli.sbi.tl Hone Auction In Borough. prospect. polo and Charley Sweet. hackney wish to say to the public in general, Francis. Ruth Patch shown close to a 2 :00 clip himself since the most stock horse of his lo.2n hands. ThNThis JOHN KIGEB.Bay gelding, 15.1 hands, by DAM OF ARION GUY The Faslg.Eunice Bell, Selladar, Pluto In Anna lly prominent and horse users in particular, that RAYMOND ST. Brooklyn mare, Klnd g, Safe for a child and would the Great, Leese took him hand. Judson, breed now in America or Eng- SEMI-AVEEKftY SAI.K PRINCESS.Ches^utmare can trot; gives you a good ride. * Watts, Guy Purchase, lietty in the living during December, January and REGULAR Inaka ,10|0 pony. fleers, Peter Election. J. Lee Axworthy, another likely three-year-old land. His owner keeps him as a strictly 15.3 hnnds, KISMIT.Chestnut 15.3 hands, by A. H. Cosden. Southold, I*. I., has pur¬ Piter Maire, Evelyu tho Great, Let) Tide, string, is a full sister of Judson Girl, February we took advantage of the WEDNESDAY, MARCH 9, 1921 TOM IH ME.Chestnut peldlnar. gfldlng, The Great Rose, Gordon private stallion. AT 1 P. M. RAIN OR SHINE. by LuUier. Good hack; would make a S. a King. Quiet and safe; would make chased of J W. Bailey. Washington, D Marge the Great, 2:07*4. dullness in the trade and kept our mount for an old C.. the thirteen-year-old broodmare Peter, Prince Etawah, Miss Rhlnelander, hunter. gentleman. Livingston, La Petite. Leverage. Belle Wor¬ James G. Marshall of the Riding Club Western buyers busy buying up 100 HBASi?N"KD HORSES 100 GEO. A. RAIN, Auctioneer. Margaret Parrlsh, 2:0GVi, dam of Arlon Peter Pershing, Volante, Belvue, Betsy KIECTED. horse for our WAGONS, TRUCKS, H VRNE88. Ac. Foster and thy, Azle I.AFAVETTIC ATHI.KTKS and Lewis E. Waring of Plalnfleid have every useful suitable SPECIAL AT 1:30 P. M. Those having high class horses which they wish to dispose of should noUfy us at one# Guy. 2:04%; Child, 2:12, Chandler, Grataw, Colax. Czar Worthy. March "Dutch" at could secure. Eunice Bell. 2:17%. The mare is a Blng, Oliver Evans and Walter Sterling. EASTON, Pa., 5..George been Invited to Judge saddle horses trade that they WE WILL SELL, to receive preferred positions in catalogues of our sales of March t"th and 24th. Charlie Rex, King i->aiholtl, the plunging fullback on the La¬ the New York Horse Show, which to that with an daughter of Vice Commodore. 2 :11, and i :0S Trotters.Ante' Guy, College varsity football team this Spring Needless say, Thai our mailing list may be kept up to date, those wishing Catalogues will pleas* send Watts, Paton Cegantlo, Peter June, Comlt, fayette opens on April 26 at Durland's Riding these horses were Carload Pennsylvania Horses, Lady Leyburn. by Arlon, 2:07Vj. Arlon McGregor the Great. Millie Irwin, Just Da¬ fall has been elected president of tho fresh¬ off-market pur¬ Weighing from 1,100 to 1,040 Pounds Each. name and address to won for man class. Edward Kearny, football half¬ Academy. Hamilton H. Salmon of the chased at a cost much less than the Phone Col. !)!««. Guy the Kentucky Futurity vid. Periscope and Peter Coley. was This is an good load of WM. DIRLAND, fi West 66th St. last season and Free for All Paccrs.Louis Grattan, 8a- back and varsity basketball fruard, Brooklyn Riding and Driving Club and at exceptionally three-year-dld trotters R. chosen secretary, and Art Delbel, Out star same horses could be bought for useful horses direct from the was sold Charles C. nardo, Hstl Mahone. Red Lancelot, John E. S. J. McVlckar will judge the harness lx>ught recently by Lloyd Braden, Single G. and Grace Direct. tackle on the football team, marshal. while Charles F. Hart and the present time. farms of the Keystone State. General cf New York to II. It Devereux of Cleve¬ classes, Our Mr. "Dave" Kahn with his and land for something like $25,000. His Thomas C. Assheton will pass on the purpose animals, wagon horses hunters and Jumpers. Prize lists for the usual foresight saw to it that farm chunks are included in the Live Stock Steamers trainer, Thomas W. Murphy, says he is good show will be published In a few days. enough stock would be assembled lot. Aiso a, prospective 3:00 trotter. Margaret the West at these low to To and From Parrlsh is new In foal to Guy Axworthy, in prices 25 TOP DELIVERY WAGONS a:08»,i. sire of Arlon Guy. Isaac H. Clothier. Jr., has been elected meet the usual heavy Spring de¬ AND 30 BUSINESS SLEIGHS GREAT BRITAIN and THE CONTINENT member of the Executive Committee of at our stables. Senator Bailey yesterday telegraphed of the formation, style and action of a show [a mand that have been used by one of the large FREQUENT SAILINGS SPECIAL EQUIPMENT of the Frank B. Graham, editor the Devon Horse Show to succeed These horses are now to E. J. Tranter, president Kasig- an authority on ring drafter. He attracts a lot of atten¬ being Department stores in Brooklyn. that he had sold American Hrerdtr, and Charles E. Coxe, who recently resigned. in to us at the rate of from salo every Wedneaday TRANSPORT LINE Tlpton Company, estimate* tion at the West End avenue stables. one of the most suc¬ shipped Regular semi-weekly ATLANTIC Eunlco BoU. Tills threo-ycar-old (Illy draught horses and mules, Mr. Coxe, who had to loads week. and Saturday. EntrlcM received up to 12 that less than 5 j>er cent, of all the studs and show stables of hack- two four express per o'clock day of salo. llorsos and wagons at New York, and Baltimore.LONDON la In Murphy's stable, and he is believed Hull Brothers of Des cessful in our guar¬ Philadelphia mares in the States have pro¬ Moines, Towa. In the before the Another factor favor is private sale dally. Horses sold with to her for Mr. Cosden. United ney ponies country antee must be a* or money re¬ AMERICAN LINE have purchased stallions In any one year have commissioned Flss, Doerr & Car¬ have severed all connec- that our stock is all bought direct represented Her breeder has been holding her at duced foals by roll to sell about fifty ponies for them War, seems to funded. since the war began. The gre?\t ma¬ tion with horse shows and show horses. from the farms of Iowa, Kansas O. LEAVER. Mirr. Tel. 1020 Main. New York, Boston, Philadelphia and Baltimore.HAMBURG 110,000. few mares on the evening of Tuesday. March 29. and sold jority of the comparatively The Western have been collect¬ and South Dakota direct H. SCHAFER, Auctioneer. RED STAR LINE used for breeding purposes In the South¬ shippers the consumer, foals. ing them all winter, and they Include E. J. Kane, 59 Ann street. Is filling an to thereby saving CANADIAN HORSES west, he says, have produced mule of orders this winter the middleman's profit; a fact New York, Boston, Philadelphia and Baltimore .ANTWERP was most polo and riding: ponies, Welsh. Shetlands unusual number UNDER HAMMER The mule business prosperous hose to be used on with the FOR ETC.. APPLY TO until the price of cotton began to de¬ 3rd bantam hackneys suitable for chil¬ for Fire Department which, coupled above, puts SPECIAL PUBLIC AUCTION RATES, SAILINGS, then It fell About 90 dren. stable runways. us in a doubly strong position to was cline and flat. WEDNESDAY, MARCH 9, 1921, INTERNATIONAL MERCANTILE MARINE CO. There a large crowd at Durland's cent of all the mules raised each offer our horses at prices not easily on per Russell & Waller of The rain or shine 11 BROADWAY, N. Y. Tel. BOWLING GREEN *230 Riding Academy Thursday evening year are sold to buyers from the cotton Plains, Va., duplicated elsewhere. at 11 A. M., to bid for the Canadian waddle hoi.s is the South have consigned twenty-two Virginia mention may be made of New York in H. S. Win- belt. As cotton cheap and and saddle horses to the sale Special 411-418 Water St., City. and hunters ahlpp-d by well with mules the demand hunters at a assortment of seasoned field of St. Thomas. The horses wure supplied Durland'a on Thursday evening. large good I hate been commissioned by BENJA¬ for them has almost disappeared. horses which we have to sell til* en¬ Dot quite up to expectations, most of constantly MIN SHERMAN, Mortgagee. SPECIAL SALE on hand. These, too, can be tire stock and equipment of the trucking them being rather light, which was re- A. & M. Goldberg report a very fair bought establishment of March at 8 o'clock fleeted In the prices paid for thein: Present prices for grain and hay are demand for seasoned draft horses at at prices that will appeal to anyone Thursday Evening, 17th, 1921, counted on to revive the breeding of of this kind. AT Maple King. b. g., 16.2 hand*, by Cooper their Division street sale stables. These in need of stock SIMPSON TRUCKING COMPANY, Inc. Kin*: Mrs. <3. L. D«cen«r 200 draft horses in the West to some ex¬ denlers are well fixed to supply the Guaranteed of tent this The of farm Satisfaction consisting DURLAND'S RIDING ACADEMY MlM Talbot, b. m , 17 hands; A. Vopt.. 200 year. department early spring trade. Hilly 'Jolden, oh. g., IS hand*; Charles management at the University of tlllnols Draft Horses of 5 West 66th Street Butler 230 estimates that the cost of keeping a The Bergen Horse Company's weekly Quality 51-GOOD WORK HORSES--51 LEONA FARM. CARY, ILL., Billy hoy, b. g., 15.3 lianda; William on a farm Is now below $100 a Durlattd 2.*i0 horse auction on Wednesday in Jersey City 60 set* of single and double har¬ »>. l<5 year, which Is about one-half the esti¬ WILL SELL fair Weather, hands, »>y was attended by a large number of buy¬ Heilbrunn & Kahn,Inc. ness; 31 single .double and three a or two Buller; M. Y. Bell ... 100 mated cost of year ago. Stable ers from all over the State of New Jer¬ Westminster l.ail, b. K-. Id hand*; In New York say the Cost of 60th ST. and WEST END AVE. horse trucks, built by Barash, &c.; CLASS SADDLE HORSES--20 William Durland lTo keepers sey. Most of these were on the look¬ and in¬ 20--HIGH feeding horses has dropped fully .» per farm chunks and covers, blankets, feed bags FOLLOWED BY OTHER CONSIGNORS Little Eva, b. «n., lB.i; hand*; It. other items out for seasoned they L. & B. Waller & Potters, Inc. Brown 100 cent, since laat season, but took away a lot of them. cidentals. Tlioso having high clw horso.t which they wish to dispose of should notify in at as ever. Auction Tuesdays and Fridays. March 17tli and '24fh Play Hoy, b. g., tl.3 hands; \v T. are almost as high &c. \ll the nbove will he sold for cash to the oner to rocelvo preferred positions In catakHtuss of our salei of lHannery 220 A. M. Bteln & Co., the oldest dealers Horses, Wagons, Harness, highest bidders without limit or reserve 10 That our mailing Hit may lie kept up to date those wishing Catalogues will pleas* Ffh Breeze, cli. in., 15.2 hand*; Mr*. T. West «Oth Ool. »I00 La n>'lne, b. m., 10 hand*; M. B. New- trict took a sudden turn for the better horses for spring work on Long Island. Morris Saskowitz & Barney Reiser L. & B. WALLER & POTTERS, INC. WM. DC It '.omb .(>0 l»it «*eok. Flss. Doerr & Orroll had B. Auctioneer. I>ady Bell, b, m., 1B.2 hand*; William most »uccesefd1 auction 30 GOOD WORK HORSES WALLER. Durland 200 two of the Waller & Potters of Ttutledge street. Tel. I1M Williamsburg. sa>a of the winter at their Tvonty- Brooklyn, will sell another good run of 30 TOP AND OPEN WAGONS fourth street mnrt on Monday and seasone-d work horses at auction on 45 SETS / .- ^ Thursday, with plenty of horses and Tuesdav at their own stables. SINGLE AND DOUBLE HARNESS plenty of buyers to take them all at and all Stable Utensils. The entire M. B. NEWCOMB, Regular Weekly Horse Auction Leading Horse Shows prices which -were both gratifying and H. Kauffman & 6ons. 193 Division stock and equipment has been used 924 Seventh Ave. surprising. They will sell a good run are showing one of the largest 1>k*s* MS.Clrel*. Cable a44r*a* AT to Be Held This Year street, up-to-date in the laundry business, Newbridge. of ottering* again to-morrow, Including stocks of riding saddles, harness and will be sold to fresh from the West the trade. and absolutely the I*lneliur«t, ( ..April fl-fl two consignments horse blankets In highest bidders without reserve; also 50 Saddle Horses, llrookhit, N. Y April 20-!!.'t WESTERN New York (Uiirlnnd'n) tprll 3H-?9 John Hertz, the Chicago owner of Alexander Watson of Tesneck, N. J., 2 CARLOADS HORSES Harness Horsee, Hunters, BERGEN HORSE CO. I'tiilndelphla. !.» May 6-7 Leona Farm, at I'ary, III., will sell a will ship twenty saddle horses to Dur- Among them well-matched pairs Ponies end Wynnewned, I'a Mu.r it of saddle horses at Dur- lands Academy to-morrow for and singles suitable for all purposes, Polo l>« win, I'll. Mn.r .J.vr'.n consignment Hiding Ponies. 519 COMMUNIPAW AVE., JERSEY CITY, N. J. Tiivrdo. >. 1 Itine ."?-4 land's on Thursday of ncx >ek. Ar¬ his sale there on Thursday evening. Con¬ especially farm work. Children'® Wp>I I'nliit. ft, v .htne H-H thur torrror manager of Mr*. signments from several other owners SPECIAL NOTICE 28 Head fresh sound horses ' 'ilniKn. Ill Jane H-ll Nnylor, Some Show Prospect*. WEDNESDAY, MARCH 9TH, 1921. young F. P. Garvan's show stable. Is now In will be Included In the sale. In our sale Wllke Plnina, H. V Inne I.-,-is horses. noted regular semi-weekly All My Horses Are Theroufkly selected Dr. T. A. Bown, Chariton, Iowa, whose mature professional lallp. N 1.. .. lime 2.1 charge of Mr. Hertz's Th* FRIDAY, MARCH 11, 1921, Broken and Acolimated. by I hii* Branch, N. >1 .Inly 27 :so Kentucky stallion Dandy Jim I at the We Will Sell at 1 P. M. makes h;s offerings eagerly sought after and highly appreciated. Stamford. Conn Au*n«t 5-9 head of the stud at I