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THOROUGHBREDS SOLD. Tho Bale of the Fair brood mares, the St. Simon stallion, St. Avonicus and the Mallowmot Farm yearlings at the Occidental Horse Exchange De-comber 17 surpassed expectations in point of attendance and prices realized for the mares, though it was thought St. Avonicus and the Mallowmot yearlings would bring larger sums. Tho bidding for St. Avonicus was started at ,500 by a representative of E. J. Arnold of St. Louis, and progressed merrily until ha was knocked down to the bid of Caosar Young, who also purchased a couple of brood mares and a yearling or two. A new Richmond ;n the breeding field is S. S. Eakle of Williams, Colusa County, a young gentleman of wealth and position in his county and a neighbor of J. S. Gibson, breeder of Josie G., February, Narra G., J. Boggs, Bloomsbury, etc. He secured I Declare for 50 and Sally Sensiblo for 25. E.J. Arnold was quite a heavy purchaser, through a representative, ha getting Callatine for30, Janet N. dam of Crescendo, Bellicoso, Wandering Nun and Dolce- for ,C03, Pow Wow for C0 and Shi-moga half sister tc Sain for ,000, Barney Schrei-ber being a contender. "Ab" Stemler secured the good looking Ray of Gold for ,750 after a lively tilt with Arnolds representative. .Lee Blasingame got a bargain in Princess at 50, since a yearling from her brought ,600 a little over a week ago, and C. T. Boots takes the record breaker, Lncretia Borgia, back to the farm where she first saw the light, and also bought Centenella, Miss Truth, Phoeba, Rose of Ormonde by tho unbeaten Ormonde, St. Kristine and Ursula. Following are the details of the sale : Property of estate of Charles L. Fair. Callatine, ch. m, by Enquirer; E. J. Arnold.. .$ 930 Centenella, ch. m, by Joe Hooker ; C. Boots.. 250 Ella Smith, b. m, by Joe Hooker; C. Young... 450 Ethelinda, ch. m, by Peel; R. Hughes 350 Glen Ellen, ch. m, by Kyrle Daly ; B. Schreiber 100 I Declare, b. m, by Inverness; S. S. Eakle .... 150 Janet N., ch. m, by McGregor; E. J. Arnold... 1,000 Lncretia Borgia, ch. m, by Brutus : C. T. Boots 3E0 Miss Truth, b. m, by Keyser; C. T. Boots 125 Odd or Even, b. m, by St. Saviour ; H. Stover. 275 Pow Wow, b. m, by Powhattan ; E. J. Arnold. 500 Phoebe, rn. m, by Grinstoad ; C. T. Boots 100 Physalis, b. m, by Tournamont; C. Young.... 300 Princess, b. m, by Cheviot; L. Blasingame. .. 250 Ray of Gold, ch. m, by Rayon dOr ; A. Stemler 1,750 Roeo of Ormonde, ch. m, by Ormonde; C. T. Boots 800 St. Kristine, br. m, by St. Carlo; C. T. Boots.. 300 Sally Sensible, ch. m, by Salvator; 8. S. Eakle 125 Shimoga, ch. m, by Sir Hugo ; E. J. Arnold . . . 2,000 Ursula, b. m, by Duke of Montrose ; C. T. Boots 225 Virainia, b. m, by Joe Hooker; H. Glover 100 Morellina, b. m, by Morello; Scott Brothers.. 100 St. Avonicns, b. h, by St. Simon Avonwater, by Prism; C. Young 3,500 Property of W. J. Taylor, Mallowmot Farm: Red Cross Nursa, eh,fi 1, by Prince Rudolph Accident ; J. Smith 100 Mask Ball, b. c, 1, by Prince Rudolph Elsie ; Lieutenant Elliott 100 The Skipper, ch. c, 1, by Prince Rudolph Flea Spot; R.Price 160 Bay or brown colt, 1, by Prince Budolph-Lark- some; C.Young 100 Bread Riot, br c, 1, by Little Mid Louise Michel; Mr. Money 95 Motlakatla, br. f, 1, by Brutus Miowera; W. 8. Price 425 Count Rudolph, b. c, 1, by Prince Rudolph-Tabby ; C. Young 350 Bay or brown filly, 1, by Prince Rudolph Wandillah ; S. S. Eakle 90 Tho total of the Fair sale was 4,000; of the eight Mallowmot yearlings, ,420. The last named ware good-lookers and bred in the purple, but as. this sale came last the audience had thinned out when the last of the Fair horses wero sold. San Francisco Bulletin.
