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PADDOCK SALE AT MIAMI - Seventeen Hamburg Place Juveniles Bring 1,250 Top Price of ,500 for Flying Ebony Colt. c MIAMI, Fla., Jan. 25. Seventeen two-year-olds, the property of Hamburg Place, made famous by the late John B. Madden and now m being carried on by his sons, brought 1,250 on the auction block at a sale in the Hialeah Park paddock Saturday. The average per . head was ?661. Bantu, a black son of Flying Ebony Confusion by Friar Rock attracted the top price of ,500 being knocked down to O. F. Wood- . ward after a session of spirited bidding. Banty, a chestnut daughter of Dozer, from the Star Master mare, Three Stars, was next on the list, going to Mrs.. M. T. Woodward for ,600. Bosafabo, the only older horse sold, was purchased by Ernie Siestas for 75. This is a four-year-old son of Star Master Har- " ridan. A summary of the sale follows: Horse. Buyer Price . Bantu, O. F. Woodward ,500 " Brandy, Mrs. M. T. Woodward. . . . , . . . 1,600 Court Martial, B. E. Chapman 900 Via, Appia, E. Siestas 750 ; Conversion, R. F. Coppage 700 Tea Off, Mrs. H. Deture 650 Ipral, Joe Kahn 525 Sergeant Hill, P. Marshall 500 . Danger Zone, J. P. Mayberry 450 Dotted Line, P. Marshall 450 . Deb, P. Marshall 300 Cross Road, F. G. Halter ; 275 Fortnight, J. C. Treat 175 Java Ho, P. Marshall 150 . Barbarossa, W. R. Scully. 125 Sweet Sixteen, R. Small. 100 Too Late, P. Marshall 100
