The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1901-06-23

was on the more fashionable animals.
The ParadeT held firm at at to /,
BOnnlbert opened at 31z to L. and re-
Ceded a half point; Beau Gallant was
backed at to I. BOUndless and Rey
Del Santa Anita. had held the hOnOTs
for speed in the American derby with
1856 to their credit
1t was $50 when the horses came out
Of the paddock to parade before the
stand In two minutes they were at
the post They got away eleven min
Ites later after one false break San
paZdrrO showed first, a neck ahead of
Six Shooter. BCnnibert was third,
Beau Gallant fourth, The Paradise
fifth, Terminus sixth, Robert Waddell
seventh Silverdale eighth Sadie S.
ninth and His EminenCe was last.
Rounding the turn the positions were
not altered much, except that PiggOtt
. took The Parader into the lead to set
the pace, that may have been the colts
UndOing. Passing the stand for the
first time. the field was we'll in hand,
with The Parader a length ahead of
Robert Waddell, who had dropped into
( second position, without any jOstline or
CUOWdinE. WaddeU was two lengths
ahead of Sadie s. BOnnibert was
fourth and running lazily. Terminus
was fiflh, two lengths ahead of Silver
dale Six Shooter was a neck in front
/ of SanazOrro, who was a length ahead
Of Beau Gallant. His Eminence was
still last.
It Was Waddell's Race.
| Turning into the back stretch The
/ Parader had increased HIS lead TO
/ three lengths while Waddell hung on
/ nicely two lengths ahead of Bonnibert.
{ sadie :. and the others behind appeared
/ TO be rated according to orders
/ At the half pole The Parader still
/ held his lead Of two lengths and Wad-
/ cell was still in second place, running
I Kindly while Terminus had moved into
| tLard place. The pace began to tell at
/ the far turn and TIE Parader's lead
/ was cut down by the trIIer running.
/ Waddeil, who, answering 20 Bullman's
] call. increased the DAYLIGHT between
! himself and Terminus to four lengths.
/ STRENGTHENING Out Tor the drive in the
/ stretch the horses gave n inkling of
/ the final result of the race.
The Parader is beaten came from
the threats Of thousands. pullman
/ ts going aIter him as Waddell passed
4 the crack eastern colt and Bullman
! never HAD any doubt of his victory.
L The Parader was two lengths before
/ Terminus, with he tired. or sulky
! BOnnibert fourth three lengths ahead
! OF His EmiEence. on whom Odom was
/ making one of his Whirlvind finishes.
/ The remainder OF the field was beaten
/ Of
/ Down to the wire and under it flashed
the winner. Robert Waddell, still fun
/ of running. a length ahead of Termi-
nus. who just SnGtChed second place
] from The PaTader by a neck The
/ ParadeT was five lengths ahead of Bon
hilbert and the remainder of the field
/ struggled under the wire just ahead
Of the surging crowd that broke from
| the infeld and over the fences to greet
the equine hero and his popular jockey,
pullman,
The fractional time by Fights today
/ was. Is; 25 2-5. 80 3. 49 %, :02 3-5:
1:15 20. 1.28; Ia; 1.54; 2;O6 20; 2;1s
and 2:33 As.
Mr.. Bradley always races under the
name of his wife. His share of the
purse was $4,000.
Terminus won $1,000 and The Parad-
er's share of the sweepstakes, $1,000
just sabout paid the expenses of the
colts long trip.
Summaries.
First race-One mile. Caviar. won.
Advance Guard, second Jiminez, third
Time, $40 1-5.
Second race-Six furIongs. Isia won:
George Arnold, second; Sevoy. third
/ Time 1884 As
Third race-One and one-half miles
The American derby; Robert WaddelI
ll9 (Bullman). j TO I, won; Terminus
~ (Coburn), IS to 1, and 6 toll, second:
The Parader, l2I (PigEott), 3 10 L
third. Time. 2-33 As. Bonaibert His
Eminence, SannazarrO, Six Shooter
Beau Gallant, Silverdale and Sadie S.
also ran.
Fourth race-Seven and half fur
longs Federal won; Flaunt, second
Anthracite, third. Time. 1885.
Fifth raCe-Four and a half furlongs
Endurance by Right won; Magis, sec
ond; PenteCost. third. Time, 0:54 2-5.
Sixth race-Seven and half fur
sam McKeever, third Time, 1:34.