view raw text
I j 1 SALE OF ROSS YEARLINGS Colt by Marathon-Jacquelina Brings Top Price Two Marathon Fillies Also Sell Well. MOXTREAL, Que., September 5. The auction sale of the yearlings from the farm of J. K. L. Ross at Verchercs took place in the paddock at P.Iue Bonnets and was attended with success. Tin; youngsters, the crop of Marathon and Fitz Yilliam, the latter an im.rted horse, were the first victims to be sold at public auction in this city. The star of the sale was a bay colt by Marathon Jaequelina. He was sold to Mr. D. Cowell for .,000. Two fillies also realized good figures, one by Marathon Smirk and the other by the same siii?, dam Delia Mack. It is understood that Mr. Cowell was acting for H. G. Hedwell. who was an interested spectator at the sale. The summary of the sale follows: Hay colt, by Marathon Jaequelina; D. C. Cowell .$ 3,000 Chestnut fillv, by Marathon Smirk; D. C. Cowell 2,500 Hay filly, by Marathon Delia Mack; D. C. Cowell 2,000 Hay colt, by Fitz William Ocean Wave; D. Raymond 1,000 Chestnut colt, by Fitz William Lady Lightning; Mrs. F. Ambrose Clark 1,000 Hay fillv. bv Fitz William Hriar Path; .T. Whyte -J.-.0 Chestnut colt, bv Marathon or Fitz William La Dores; IT. Giddings 300 Chestnut filly, bv Marathon Marjorie; D. C. Cov.vll 200 Chestnut colt, bv Fitz William or Marathon Klwah; D. C. Cowell . . 200 Eav fillv, bv Fitz William Polly J.; W. T. Tronliolme 100 Hay colt, by Fitz William May L.; J. Lyons 100 In addition the following tvo-y?ar-olds were sold: French Miss, H. Giddings, 50, and Ferrum, L. Meripole. 50. The property of the Redhank Stable were also offered as follows: First Consul, J. .1. McCafferty, S250; Phil T.. .1. Hennett. ijfiiO;- Laurentian, J. Bennett. S2."i; Tarascon, O. Viau, ,250, and Redstart, S. Witch. ,000. -. -
