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THE GREAT DALY SALE. The effects of the recent great thoroughbred sales will be very far-reaching,and extremely beneficial. At the first flush, quite naturally, the bulk of attention gravitated tolthejwonder-fully high average of prices obtained, and it iB pardonable that prices should prove such a magnet when 5,000 is paid for a waanlingjfilly. With the lapse of a few days, however, ths glamor of the mere financial end f ailsland dims-, and the thought comes to the surface of what the dispersal of thiB magnificent blood.selection through the leading breedinglestabliBhments of this country will do for future Futurity, Realization and other important stake winners. Such an infusion of good blooded stock intojthorough-bred circles, iB liks so munylstonesjdroppedinto the center of a placid pool. With thedisappear-anca of the stock into the farms a curtain will be drawn, other items engross public attention but tho ripples by the scores and hundreds, are spreading, spreading, and the benefit limits are almost impossible to define. Never before in the history of the American thoroughbred horse has there been such a glorious chance to. annex such , finely brad stock, and the competition and prices show the appreciation with which it was recoived. It is a long time Binco prominent men showed such a united and active personal interest, and it speaks well for the future. It is also cause for congratulation that by the Belmont, Keene and Whitney purchases the Lady Reel family is now found in the three important racing establishments of the United States. Spirit of the Timeb.
