The age-herald., 1901-07-05
THE PARADER WAS
 AN EASY WINNER Only Four Horses Made Start for Realization Stakes, COMMANDO WAS FAVGRlTE Goldsmith Fouled Whisky King and Second Place-Six Favorites
 Lost at St. Louis, Long
 Shot Winning.

New York, July 4.-Commando, the great son of Domino, favorite at one to six, was decisively beaten in the Law renee Realization stakes at Sheepshead Bay today. R. T. Wilson's The Parader with McCue up, won cleverly by two lengths.
 The race was at one mile and five fur longs and four horses faced the starter. Handiwork, with Shaw up, made the early running, showing the way for mile by three or four open lengths. Commando rated along in second place. while Nor tallo and The Parader brought up the rear. Going up the back stretch the or der was the same, but as they neared the far turn Commando moved up to Handi- work, and they raced head and head around to the stretch. At this point Hand- work was beaten and the crowd settled itself to see Commando come home alone, when suddenly The Parader loomed up dangerously near, McCue bringing him through on the rail There was a brief struggle at the last furlong pole, and then The Parader gradually drew away and won cleverly, while Commando, under the whip, had to be content with second place, twelve lengths before Mortallo, who beat Handwork a head for third money. The Parader was giving Commando five pounds and ran the distance over a dead track in 2:49 4-5. The condition of the track was the only excuse for Com mandos defeat
 Only four horses faced the starter in the second half double event of S50OO. Gold smith was favorite at to TO- and Fly Wheel was well played at to B. Whisky King and Par Excellence were coupled as the Pepper entry at 5 to 1.
 Fly Wheel, Whisky King ann Goldsmith ran like team for five furlongs, at which point the latter bore out and fouled Whis- ky King. Fly Wheel and Goldsmith then fought 1t out to the end and the former won by short head. Goldsmith was promptly disqualified and Whisky King placed second and Par Excellence third.
 Magic Light won the Independence Stee- plechase by half a length from Mary lander. The other winners were Hono- lulu, Colonel Padden and Dolando. Shaw rode three winners Three favorites scored.
 First Race-Five furlongs; selling: Hon. olulu 104 (Odom), to ?, won; Lady Sterl- ing 96 (Cochran), 10 to 1 and to l, sec ond; Optional IA (Smith), to 1O third Time 100 3-5.
 Second Race - Six furlongs: Colonel Padden 1N (Shawl, 6 to 5, won; Temple . ton 119 (Mounce), 5 to and to B. second ; Oliver Mo 112 (Sims), 8 to 1, third. Time 1:18. t4 Y
 Third Race-Double event of 5000; six efurlongs: Fly Wheel IA (Shaw), to D. won; Goldsmith 114 (Turner), to 10 and out, second Whisky King 129( Odom), 5 to l, third. Time 112 1-5. Goldsmith dis qualified and Whisky King placed sec- ond, Par Excellence third.
 Fourth Race = The Realzation: mile and five furlongs: The Parader 126 (Mc- Cue), to 1, won; Commando 121 (Spen- cer), 10 to and out, second; Mortallo 116 CTurner), to 1, third. Time: 2:49 4-5
 Fifth Race-Independence steeplechase; about 2h miles: Magic Light 145 (Mara), to l, won; Marylander 135 (IIewitt, to 1 and to 5, second; Sacket 152 (Carson), to third. Time: 5:1S.
 Sixth Race-Mile and one-sixteenth, on turf; selling: Dolando 10S (Shaw), to B. won; Bombshell Ill (Spencer), 13 to and to 5, second; Mcleod of Dare Ill (Odom) to 1, third. Time: 1:49 1-5