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WORTHMORE BRINGS 2,000 Star of 0. T. Worthlngton Dispersal Sale Twenty-two Head Go for 4,075. LATONIA, Ky., Oct. 11. At the dispersal sale of the C. T. Worthington stable, held in the paddock prior to todays races, Worth-more, the star of the establishment, brought 2,000 and was knocked down to J. S. Ward. The bidding on this, as well as the other good ones in the sale, was spirited. The firsfbid on Worthmorc was ,000 -and then came a bid of 0,000. The bidding then soared one thousand dollars at a time until 2,000 had been reached and the colt went to Mr. Ward. The sale was well attended, there being- many visitors from Lexington and other adjacent cities: Following are the results : Worthmore, ch. c, 2, by Thunderer Lady Moonet; J. S. Ward 2,000 Will Land, br. g, 2, by Black Toney Hildred; Fred Musante 3,900 Auntie May, ch. m, 5, by Uncle May Hempstead; A. W. Young 3,800 John Hoshor, b. g, 5, by Light o m Life Imprint; T. V. Mount joy 2,800 Fighting Cook, blk. f, 3, by Theo. Cook Foyer; J. B. McKee 2,600 Exchange, b. g, 2, by Tea Caddy Betty Hagin; C. D. Lanahan 2,000 Asa Jewell, b. g, 2, by Horron Dishabille; M. Johnson ;. 1,600 Alma Wasser, b. f, 4, by Ormondale Wit-full; B. B. Jones 900 Eunice Bailey, blk. f, 2, by Dick Finnell Diamond Grain; Lee Erb 900 Billy Blair, b. g, 2, by Horron Ethelburg II.; W. M. Potter 800 False Alarm, b. g, 2, by Flittergold Foyer; N. A. Michaclson 700 Gail Ford, b. g, 3, by Brummel Ethel May; C. Kocrner 575 Ben Mack, b. g, 2, by Everest St. Theresa; W. M. Cain . ... 550 Johnny Jewell, b. g, 2, by Ultimus Nevada; C. Koerner 100 The following yearlings were also included in the sale: Chestnut colt, by Uncle Ivabel ; W. Perkins. $ 4,000 Chestnut colt, by Sweep On Munition; M. G. Cundiff . 2,500 Chestnut gelding, by Everest Top All; W. M. Cain 1,200 Chestnut filly, by Sir John Johnson Outgo; C. B. Heath . 1,100 Bay filly, by Superman Cadeau; C. H. Kncbelkamp j ooq Chestnut filly, by Peter Quince Everything; C White 600 Brown filly, by Escoba Jacquetta; M. J. Farris, Jr. ;. 303 Bay filly, by Escoba Bashford Belle; T. F. Bornman jqo The total for the twenty-two head amounted to 4,075, an average of ,912. Mr. Worth ington stated after the sale that his only interest in any horses at present is half ownership in a weanling, which his partner refuses to allow him to dispose of.
