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YEARLINGS SOLD IN -EAST AVERAGE 63.83. Total or.60,090 for 1,145 Thoroughbred Youngsters Consigned by Ninety-seven Breeders. Here and there during the nionths of October and November a few lots of -thoroughbred yearlings will be offered by auction, but the important sales of the year, those held annually during the summer and autumn meetings of the 1 Coney Island Jockey Club, are over and the general result has been indicative of a healthy demand for racing material. The sales this year in the east were conducted by the FasIg-TIpton Company exclusively and, barring the consignments disposed of on three days at Saratoga in August, they were all held at Sheeps-head Bay. The total number of yearlings sold was 1,145, about one-fifth of the entire product of the country. Thts brought an nggregate of 700,090, giving a splendid average of SGG3.S3. These yearlings were consigned by ninety-seven breeders in California, Kentucky, New York, New Jersey, Tennessee and Virginia. The largest consignment was. of course, that of J. B. Haggin from his Kancho del Paso and Elmendorf Studs, in California and Kentucky, respectively. Those from Rancho del Paso were the last that will ever come from that famous establishment, the stud having been dispersed. -The best average was obtained by Captain W. Harry Brown for the yearlings produced at Senorita Farm, which was the prMe of the late Captain S. S. Brown and which, In all probability, will be sold this fall. For the horses bred in hit? stud at Mt. Kisco, N. Y., Elliott C. Cowdin secured an encouraging average and since Adam is to Have his future home In that neighborhood, Mt. Kisco is apt to become a more important spot in the: breeding world. Here is a list of the number soid by each breeder, the total and the average received by -each:. " Breeders. No. Sold. Total. Average. A. Albright, Jr 4 070 143.75 Buford Allpn 7 2,025 2S9.2S R. II. Anderson ... 0 1,050 325.00 ,L. Q. Appleby 8 4,!75 022.00 Baker .and. Gentry 14 10,350 737.13 J. S. Baibee .. 4 1,100 275:00 Sidney Bedford 6 3,075 512.50 August .Belmont 7 1,920 275 00 F. C. and p. M. Bishop 5 1,500 300:0O T. B. Bright 2 330 175.C0 W. .Harry Brown 15 39;550 2.036:61 Burns and Waterhouse 19 4,050 244.75 J. N. Camden, Jr IS 12,500 700.00 K. S. Carr 7 1,175 16787 John D. Carr 13 S.025 C17i0.5 Mrs. T. J. Carson 29 29,075 1,023:CH1 0. II. Carter 1 100 1C0.0O O. II.. Chenault 31 10,925 352.42 Clay Brothers .- 5 7,050 : 1,410.00 K. F. .Clay 28 21,375 703.40 James E. Clay 0 3,025 504.17 E. C. Cowdin 8 7,500 037.0O J. 0. Durrett 2 :!50 175,0 Rudolph Ellis 8 1,850 231.25 A. L. Ferguson 7 1,750 250JOO A. G. Fonda 1 200 200.00 R. L. Franklin 0 500 100.00 Mrs. T. S. Gaines 1 1,500 l.DOO.OO E. S. Gardner 7 2,000 371:4:: George C. Graddy 9 2,100 233.33 R. J! Hancock and J. S. Stark. . 2 225 112.150 ,R. X Hancock and Son 19 20,700 1,405.2.-. J. jl. Haggin 282 243,775 SG4.45 E. W-Hagynhl 2 1,050 525:00 : V. B. Hawkins 3 1,375 458.33 Mrs. W. IIerndon 1 100 lOUOO1 P. R. Ilitdlcock 4 2,350 087.00. Thomas Hitchcock, Jr 3 1,400 400.00, Hinde and .Baker .8 2,200 - 250,00 G. C. Holloway 5 1,275 255,00, J. L. and SI H61ton 1 125 125.00, A. E. Hundley and Son 7 1,550 235.71 T, B. Jones 3 .050 216.00 Karl Jungbluth 10 9,875 987.50". James R. Keene 10 7,775 480.00, W. P. Knight 14 4,200 300.00 William Lakeland 3 .800 200.00 Leoriatiis Stock Farm l:. 10,925 840.39 J. L. Luke 3 2;SoO 950.00 S. 0. Lyne 10 3,150 310.00 W. OB. Macdonough ". 10 0,075 007.50. John E. Madden 40 38,850 792.85 T. C. McDowell and II. C. Muir. 1 500 500.00 J. II. .McLaren 1 150 150.00 C. FMcMeekin estate 13 18,250 1,400.30 Z. J. Montgomery 1 50 50.00 CharlesuW. Moore 11 3,325 302.27 Morris and Carpenter 0 5,100 850.00: L. M. Myers 1 200 200.00 J. I. Neeit 7 925 132.14 George B. Ott 1 50 30.00: H. T. Oxnard -22 0,305 241.13 W.O.Parmer 11 8,400 703.03 L. B. Payne 2 750 375.00 Romulus Payne .-. 0 3,S50 73O,0O A. ,R. Peabody 0 1,575 315,00: Thomas Piatt 0 5,450 90S.33; Mrs. R. II. MfcC. Potter 3 075 225.00 R. H. McC. -"Potter . 28. 12,375 442.00 W. L. Powers . . 4 ,1,025 400.25 W. A. Radford 1 875 S75.0O; Rancocas Stud .-. 54 -12,233 220.50. O. D. Randolph 2 1,850 920,00 Tliomas H. Robinson 1 250 250.00 Eugene Rucker 11 4,000 30.1,63! K. P. Shipp .. 13 3,350 257.70 Lee Smitha 1 100 100.00 Adolph B. Spreckels 25 13,550 542.00 II. H. Stanhope 2 2,700 1,300.00 J. S. Stark.. 1. 300 SOO.OOj William Steele 2 75 37.50 J. S. Stoll 10 10,800 723.33 Gus. Straus 17 8,100 740.47 Joseph Swigert 2 070 .337.-S0; -B. i. Thomas estate .-. 7 3.S50 000.00; William T. Towhes 2 200 100.00! O. F. Troutman 0 770 150,00 AVard and Claggett 1 1,750 1,750.00, George H. Whitney 7 2,700 385.71 Willfams and Radford 12 4,370 304.38 G. D.Wilson 4 0,400 l.COO.OO: J. F. Winn 3 1,470 491.00: H. D. Wood 3 900 300,00 Catesby Woodford 27 3S.400 1,422.20 C. and:"B. Woodford 2 970 487.00 JYonng -Brothers 1 550 000.00 Milton Young 45 34,475 766.11 Grand totals 1140 00,090 ?063.83
