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SANFORD HORSES BRING GOOD PRICES. Rockvillc, Star of tho Sale, Goes to J. E. Seagram for ,200 Proceeds Total 0,025. Buffalo, N. Y., August .". An important sale of thoroughbreds was held at Kcnilworth Park this morning, when all the horses in training belonging to Stephen Sanford and Son of the Hurricana Stud at Amsterdam. N. Y.. were disiwsed of. Twenty-two were offered and they brought a grand total of 0,025. or an average of ,304, which is not at all bad when one considers the racing outlook. A large crowd was present and bidding on some of the choice offerings was spirited. Phil Ilyams, Frank Taylor, James McManus and John Evans figured in lively competition for Rockvillc. Mr. Evans, acting as agent for Joseph E. Seagram, president of the Ontario Jockey Club, secured the colt for ,200. There was also spirited bidding for Granite, and he finally went to Phil Hyams for ,000. Rail Parr. James McManus and Frank Taylor all appeared anxious to secure the colt. Mr. Ilyams also got a racy-looking filly in Bonnie Eloise, which lie secured for ,500. He also purchased Swarts Hill for ,000; Alooha for 00 and Cliff Top for 25. W. O. Joplin will handle these horses for him. II. C. Hallenbock secured Herkimer for $".,000. Frank Taylor came up from Saratoga to get the horse and was well satisfied with his bargain. Among the prominent turfmen gathered alwut the sales ring were: R. T. Wilson, P. Ambrose Clark of Cooperstown. N. Y.; Clarence Levin of Avon, N. Y.; Charles Kohler of Tuxedo, N. Y.; J. E. Davis, Master of the Moadowbrook Hounds; Capt. W. F. Presgrave and Frank Taylor, who came up from Saratoga to attend the sale; John Hynes of Stamford, Conn.; W. T. Anderson of Denver; James Pickens of Albany, N. Y.; Albert G. Weston, Woodford Clay, and Col. R. T. Holloway of Lexington, Ky.; John F. Schorr, George W. Langdon, "Brownie" Kneale, Jack Sturgis, Frank Bray. William A. Porter, A. N. Barnctt, James McManus, J. J. Mark-lein, J. 15. Bespess. John Moran, James Fitzshnnioits, Sam Louis. Z. N. Benton. T. F. Conilran. .Tide Gar-son, Max Hirsch, James Hewitt. Mortimer Malioney, W. J. Lynch. Edward W. Ileffner, Ed Cooney, Homer IL Selby, J. II. Madigan. Barry Littlclield, iind E. Maddison Mitchell of Baltimore; Rail Parr, J. J. McCaffertjv William Garth. W. 0. Joplin, Phil Hyams, Otto Fleischmann. Joe Riley, R. E. Watkins, James Arthur. Woods Stockton. AV. Martin, Capt. P. M. Walker, Frank 1. Ilbgan of Los Angeles and his partner, S. M. Henderson, William Barrett, L. A. Cassidy, Abe Garson and John Mackcs fey. -Rockvillc. eh. c. .5, by Rockton Auricsvllle; J. E. Seagram ,200 Granite, b. e, 3, -by Rockton Adriuthar P. Hyams 4,000 Herkimer, b. c. 4, by Chuctanuuda Aurios- vlllc: II. C. Hallenbeck 3,000 Cliff Creek, eh. c, 2. by Clifford Cay udutta; Charles Kohler 2.S00 Bay Cliff, b. f, 2. by Clifford Mai; J. McManus 1,000 Cliff Stream, br. c. 2, by Clifford Maiest; M. MacFarlan 1.S00 Swarts Hill, b. f. 3, by Chuctanunda Burnt Hills; P. Hyams 1,000 Bonnie Eloise, b. f, 3, by Clifford Euphrata; P. Hyams 1,500 Ruth Kock. b. f. 2, by Rockton Adriutha; R. Marshall 1,500 Elwah. b. f, 2, by Chuctanunda White Frost: A. Turney 1,400 Moss Rock, ch. c, 2, by Rockton Roxano; M. MacFarlan : 1,400 Love Cliff, b. f, 3, by Clifford One I Love; Charles Kohler 750 Tahoina. b. g. 2, by Chuctanunda Garoga; P. M. Walker 700 Bush, b. c. 2. by Chuctanuuda Fondas Bush; P. M. Walker 550 Alooha, ch. f. 2. by Caughnawaga Barbar- ina; W. O. Joplin 500 Jack Wall. b. c. 15, by Chuctanunda Oriska; R. -F. Carman 300 Caugli Hill, b. c, 3, by Caugluiawuga Whiplash; B. Cohen 250 Chuchhaunt. itr. c, 2, by Chuctanunda Euphrata; M. Lanedica. 250 Isidora, ch. f, 2, by Isidor Auriesville; P. M. Walker 250 Stelclitr, b. c, 2, by Clifford Amstel; W. O. Bates 125 Biinn Creek, it. g. 2, by Potomac Perth; A. D. Sykes 125 Cliff Top. b. f, 2, by Clifford Toplash; W. O. Joplin 125
