New-York tribune., 1900-08-11

3 PLUNGE ON THE PARADER BROUGHT
GRIEF TO THE CONFIDENT ONES
Saratoga. y. Y, Aug. 20 tspeciaD-The defeat Of
TIE Parader, r. T. Wilson. Jr's- Futurtty candi-
date. IN tho Pepper Stakes was the feature OF
The day He was a great favorite 10 being the
average price ali through the betting He had q
stable mate. Tuscarora 10 help him. but Tuscarora
IS Of little value. Tom Welch, the trainer OF
BC1nibert. said before the that he Gid not
believe Bonnibert could defeat The Parader. Never
rheless Bonnibert won in good style. with the
Wes1erner Alard scheck, IN the place The Parader
got q shamefully bad start.
Queen Pepper owned by the giver of the stake,
went OF when the flag fell. and for half g mile II
looked i she might take q lot OF catching. but
The final drive brought collapse and as she fell
away Bonnihert and Alard Scheck moved up 1t
was an interesting struggle between this pair TO
the end. but Bonnibert always appeared 70 hold
the result safe He by a half length, with
Alard Scheck a length in front OF The Parader'
VINO finished strong. -, .
Hesper was decided choice tor me ne oPe7IHiIes Pi7Ii
y, agreeing that i was the best thing O. me oay;
for I'VE furlongs Hesper moved up and won with
s r59njn 10 Wtin fifty yards Of the finish
second. a head il front Of Elm C0nlg. Inc VIC
rory a costly one for I D. sullivan. HespeT,
owner. as The colrt, which was entered TO De s05q
for $50 was bid UP 70 800 by the oEi;er q
Ts-ra- An extra $ took him back 10 his Old
4 scrawny lot Of tv-o-year-old illies made up
ne field for the second race. To PICK the winner
seemed lust a case Of guess, for on form there
rer turned up IN Cherished who was IaFQ[l's % a. a.
thar 0-C5nnor rode her. She won by a length and
q half from Guesswork- who beat Prima II Oy a
PEACEFUL upset calculations in the fourth race race
E5 M IN asT named finished strong and would
7-aEsBlz- have Won in another stride or two King
BraInbIe who was heaVly Bi4yee @ gave ~a one of his
famous eit s-iu rides. He may have been tod TO
wait II he vas. he certainly o6eyed Instr t
Kondyke won me nqroae 81 EI5Fert was third
~ he Ia he-
% TorA 55 - Fy.rp i3 Starts was appreciated
~; M I - i sferr from parted foot. and it
: doubtful = he VIII Dc raced again ms yeaFlr I'm
- --e most for the last tine. The heene stable
VII not come Ine Es6 and Bells i and
--6nlrnv Atkins-wiu be made al Sheepshead Bay
FIRST RAcE-seuns. 500 added special weights, six
'l'l'as' 81 betting. Fl
-sss5@..sFasss ss5..seB He zs-Ps 1as r. By HI,
Hawthorne stables eh 2 Tartar. ,. a8.
!. 2. cars blk C. Elm Conis 3 lo2 :,
Elsie Barnes g - ,,-1f, ,22a3na, 59-i 16-
he Fsarne5oa Route III CFis5arls, e. e. 70
23 Mss aia5ove1 i, , . oar liiche-D Il 80
zvg, ss~1v tv a length and a half: head between
second and third-
SECOND RAcE-For maiden hies. TWO years Old $4oo
aided. selling Five furlongs
O L Rieha5ras.s = : cheTt5assa, 15sa,,6g 6y al II
Hayes 3 Leroy Jones's 6lk- f Gae,5wars aa,5SC -
P IL ilriilsrd.s b. Z PriH.a % eEeanseh 10 -
Edna J. a4-------. ft315TIs5, fslgTBa5, 60 S- l9
665ss Piaht - .......... "a MlchaesJ Al s-5
Daisy co--er' iO- TIme-l.ols
Won driving by q length and half length between
--t.rrr, RAcE-PEPPER sTAKEs-For two year-olds.
rgIue $ ooo penalties and allowances Five and
haIf farlonsz-
C. Felsoarnanns sons b c. BoHnesrt l4I-5n By e-5
- p. scfirr's 6r c AIard scheck. l2e.
- T wilson. 5r.z. b C The PsFadsT o,,t
ess5 c5issss5er io3 iiSehell A1tsshsI IL S
-6 .rasaaT6rz i2S5 ios car Pullman a-5 OUT
.~-gnied in betting
s-r-- very bad won driving by har length; a
length between second and third
FOURTH RAcE-Handicap: $500 added. one and one
c gI'srrb4aannz sons b. & Peaceful. by
= FlaTsn-serens years 10 t5,-n., Hb,-s s- 2l
z C. c9pan.s eh Anthracite ,s,.r9sl, l34 aaL 81
: aaq14aurhlin.s br- c. First g.9g2. Wag. 81 10
loe ,,;- 20 Stew ,s5a%}S 81 4S
NJ q Dare ,i,i,5,es ,sous, 81 eP 5i
-@.e'eN 4 Jog car r,gos lo5, i.s25.
Son driving Ly short head: same distance between
se.a1 thlrd
FIFTH RAcE-Burale zandieaP 500 added Two miles,
esht hurdles
L. o. AIssterss b. = IIIandyke by Sir
ai9lrsaae't ; asss ie n 20 soa5aen. e52en., S5 IS
.-.... = D','', e.. D. = 'i r,s%sssP 2as:Is53 3 II g
w. .n. ~ ,,ree lengfhs. thirty length. between
second and thira-
ENTRIES AT SARATOGA TO-DAY
The entries for to-day's races at Saratoga are as