THE MIDDLE PARK SALE.

Globe, Volume XXII, Issue 1905, 2 April 1880, Page 3

THE MIDDLE PARK SALE.

The sale of the colts bred solely from imported blood stock was given in our issue of yesterday. The sale of colonial stock and brood mares followed, which eventuated as follows : COLONIAL YEARLINGS. Lot 7. Ch g, Traducer —Opera. H. Goodman, 125 gs. 8. Oh g, Castaway Sweetmeat. Thomas Ba?sett, 35gs. 9. Br f, Traducer —Norma. Thomas Bassett, 50gs 10. Bg, Albany—Becky Sharp. F. W. Delamain, 20gs. 11. Oh f, Daniel O’Rourke Red Rose. Ritchie, 45gs. 12. Ch g, Koran—Eglantine, H. Redwood, 55gs. COLONIAL TWO-YEAR OLDS. 13. Ch f. Castaway—Moss Rose. Ritchie, 30gs. 14. Br f, Castaway—Sweat Briar. Dr. Prins, 30gs. 15. B f. Castaway—Cascade. Mason and Vallance, 45gs. 16. Bf, Albany—Miss Flatt. H. Wostmacott, HOga. 17. Ch c. Castaway—Sonnambnla. Mason and Vallanee, lOOgs. 18. Ch g, Castaway—Opera. F. G. Leach, 30gs. 18a. Oh g, Orange Lightning, syrs. George Cntts, 70gs. BROOD MARES. ID. Ch m Norma, in foal to Totara. S. Garforth, 45ga. 20. Ch m Opera, in foal to Totara. E. B. Cox, lOga. 21. B m Casta Diva, by Traducer, dam Opera, in foal to Totara. P. McCoy, 25gs. 22. Ch m Moss Bose, in foal to St. George. Boyle, 15ga. 23 Ch m Sweetmeat, in foal to St. George. J. Carter, lOgs. 24. Ch m Englantine, in foal to Totara. Rif clue, 35gs. 25. Ch m Maid of All Work. G. G. Stoad, 25ga. Most of the above mares were sold with foals at foot by Castaway and other horses. It will be noticed that old Opera, the dam of Tambourini and Sonnambnla, was knocked down for lOgs, while old Moss Bose only fetched sgs more. The total amount realised was 3560g5. The average price for the six yearling colts by Traducer, from the imported English mares, was a shade over 441 gs. Immediately after the conclusion of the Middle Park sale Mr Newton mounted the nostrum, and offered for sale, on behalf of the trustees of the late J. W. Mallock, Esq., the whole of his blood stock, but the bidding was was so slack that the greater part of them were withdrawn from sale until a more favorable opportunity. The only lots sold were the imported horse Anteros, which was knocked down to Mr H. Redwood, a perfect bargain at 200 gs ; and Bribery’s dam Ethelred, to Mr H. Goodman, at 20gs. Gossip, Tresdeuoe, Sludge, and Fancy were severally put up, but failing to el’cit the reserve price, were passed in. It is understood that the lot will be shortly offered again, and in the meantime intending purchasers can communicate with Messrs. Ford and Newton.