New-York tribune., 1901-06-23

OF every unpre1udlced spectator Inc aloucl
was seventh away at the drop of the starters
red flag. after the field had made one false
break. Piggott had orders TO make killing
pace. He at took the favorite TO the front
and there The Parader remained until the
stretch was reached. Piggott Is strong rider
and is credited with considerable judgment but
ne did not figure upon all Of the problems that
were known TO pullman. who forced his mount
into second place and kept Robert Wadden
within striking distance until the head OF the
stretch.
Bullrnan had been the most disconsolate man
on the big track an hour and half before the
Derby was run. Then II seemed to him that he
would not have a mount in the race, although
last year. on Sidney Lucas. he had won the
race. Engaged to ride Bonnbert, and dis
placed when the Eastern obtained the
service OF Nash Turner from W. c. Whitney
Bullman was discouraged. Early in the day ].
". Schorr, owner Of Lady Schorr. engaged him
to pilot the flly in the mile and half race, but
the veterinarian declared against the starting OF
this speedy daughter of Esher. and once more
Bullman I'm the cold Friends worked
hard 10 a mount for him.
BETTING ON THE CONTEST.
virginia Bradley was undecided between
Van Dusen and See for the mount his entry,
but when he heard OF pullman he sent for him
Robert WaddeU
There We're fifty-seven bookmakers at the big
track and they did a large volume OF business
on all OF the races without interference by the
authorities. Bullman's presence on Bradley's
gelding caused considera bic picking on the
II 70 l shot. but the bulk CT the public specu-
letion the horses Ct shorter odds. The
Parader held firm at 70 l: Bonnibert opened
at 81 l and receded half a point; Beau Gal
liant backed at TO l. and His Emnence
opened at / to l and closed at 70 2 Con
siderable play on Sannazarro W. NJ. Hayes's
colt. that would have been an excellent horse
had the track been heavy. sent his odds down
from 20 to - 10 l at post time. The withdrawal
Of Lady Schorr left the SchOrr entry Silverdale.
with a strong and loyal following which pound
ed the odds from 10 10 l. Terminus
fancied by few. evident by his station
airy odds. the price opening and closing at 10
10 l. Six Shooter had never a race in his
career, and few played this Sir Dixon colt at
who had been secured TO pilot Sadie s. z. H.
Sullivan's entry. backed in the early winter
books for small fortune. never seemed 70
take his mount seriously.
THE TIME THE RACE RECORD.
An inkling Of the work Of the American Derby
horses was given 10 the big crowd when ten
good horses faced the starter FOR the opening
race at d mile. a more brilliant scene In the
field with its equipages and bright costumes
has never been witnessed at the big track II
was a great. good natured crowd. and heat and
dust did not ruffie tempers.
Caviar took the first race at q mile, under y
straint at the end. in 40 10. Immediately
critics began to predict record breaking Derby.
Isia's six furlongs in the second race, in lib 20
bore out the theory of good time. Boundless
and Rey FL Santa Anita had held the honOrs
for speed in the American Derby. with 2:30 10
their credit. Robert Waddells time will give TO
future starters much work to reduce II. The
fractional time by eighths in the Derby was:
13 - % IS 1-5. 40 %. - 30. 1:15 %. lbs
1:41, 1:54. 2;06 2-5. 219 and 2:33 4-5.
CONGRATULATIONS FOR BRADLEY.
stories were circulated In the crowd about the
fortune Virginia" Bradley had won on the vic
tory OF his gelding. Turfmen rushed to the
paddock and overwhelmed the tall Virgnian
with congratulations. They sought TO destroy
the owners old hat tear OFF his coat. and play
similar pranks the quaintest character on
the Western turf. But Pa Bradley was not
10 be stampeded He declared that he Just
he had played a few $50 bills in the winter
book when the gelding held at 100 to /.
The turfmen jumped 10 the conclusion that he
had won at least $40, 900, and renewed their en-
thusiasm until the fortunate winner of the
Derby nearly tainted.
Il refused the offer of $4,000 that was made
for Waddell at Worth short time ago re-
marked Mr. Bradley, after he had paid pullman
$1,000 for his victory, Just because l thought
that the horse that had been good to me in many
a hard race would run as true as steel in a
mile and a half event There is nothing fashion
able about WaddeH. He had his last work out
for the long yesterday morning, and the
boy could hardly hold him. All that bothered
me was getting a good faithful jockey. Bull
man fortunately my way, and old Pa
Bradley has given the turf world something
more TO talk about"
THE WINNINGS OF THE HORSES.
Robert Waddel to-day $4,000. Terminus
won So 600 and The Parader's share OF the
sweepstakes, $1,000. just about paid the ex-
penses Of the colts long trip.
Although greatly disappointed because The
Parader had failed to stay in front to the end
of the race Mr.. Wilson made no excuse for his
colt except that he thought the late trip had
thrown his of edge. Frank Farrell declared
that his colt, Bonnibert, had not really run his
race and Clarence Mackay said His Eminence
had not proved TO be good colt as he had
thought him Il have no fault find with
Odom's handling of His Emincnce" said Mr..
Mackay. THE chart OF the race shows that he
got away tenth and stayed in that position
until the stand had been passed. The cclt re-
sponded when called upon, but the pace must
have been too fast The Parader Will be
shipped home tomorrow.
HOW THE RACE WAS RUN.
II was $50 when the horses out of the
paddock to parade before the stand. In two
minutes they were at the post. They got away
eleven minutes later, after false break.
Sanazzarro showed first. a neck ahead OF Six
Shooter. Bonnibert was third. Beau Gallant
fourth The Parader fifth, Terminus sixth, Rob-
ert Waddell seventh, Silverdale eighth, Sadie
s. ninth and His Eminence last. The
Jockeys did not send out their mounts for a
killing pace. Rounding the turn the positions
were not altered much. except that Piggott took