The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1901-06-23
WINNERS AND RECORDS IN THE GREAT AMERICAN DERBY.

ON . . l2S- Murphy---Sdnfa anita Stdble--.1ps
t.."-~i.I.i Murrhy..sanis Anita stable s:.:.
.......if...i Murphy..E. orrisan..--.2a2N
from S to 6 to l. Terminus was fancied by
a few. as was evident by his stationary
odds. the price opening and closing at 10 e
]. Six Shooter had never won a race In his
career. and few played this Sir Dixon coll
at the tempting odds OF Is and % to /
Jockey Mctiinn. who had been engaged &c
J pilot Sadie s., the =. II. Sullivan animal
tune. never seemed to fake his mount Sc
rtously.
! A more brilliant scene in the infield. with
It's wealth OF eq~uipages and brigh cos
tunes, has never peen witnessed at the biG
track: Perspiring. masses in the crowded
by the field In the first event. The fanfare
of numerous trumpets In the infe'd could
not persuade the owners of costly gowns
that the dust did net fly in clouds. But II
was a great. good-natured crowd. and the
heat and dust did not ruffe tempers.
Forecasts Of Fast Time.
Caviar took the initial event, at q mile
under restraint at the end. In lao is. I'm
Eediately critics began to predict a record.
, breaking Derby. Isia's six .urlongs In the
second race In lib As bore out the theory
BoundIess and Rey FL Santa Anita had
held the honors for speed In the American
WaddeI's time will give the future starters
In the classic much TO strive for to re-
WaddelI's Sensational Time.
The fractional time by Fights in the Derby
was: ID, q 2-5. :3s is, :49 rs. 1ae S-6
lis rs La. l:4. 1:54. 2os rs. c:ls and
LAYING Fun with Bradley.
Immediately the Derby had been run ex-
travagant stories were circulated in the
crowd about the fortune Virginia Bradley
Turfmen rushed to the paddock and over
whelmed the tall virginian with cor.-atula-
lance OF the officers at the gate sought to
destroy the owners old hat, tear OF his
coat and play similar pranks of the quaint
est character on the Western turf. Blu
stampeded. He declared that he "just
knowed he would win with waddell.' and
winter book. when the eelding was held at
100 to l.. Turfmen jumped to the conclusion
that he had won at least $4,000. and re-
newed their enthusiasm until the fortunate
owner OF the Derby winner nearly tainted.
Had Faith In His Horse.
Il refused the ,her % $1,000 that was
ago." he remarked. after he n,d r;id BLll-
man 5000 for his vi"-c.v. lust because I
thought that the horse that had been Eo,d
to me in many a hard teee wouli run ss
There's nothing very fashionable sttut
Waddeli. He had Ms last work cut for '!e
could hardly hold him. Ali tia. bothered
me was getting a good. faithful Jockey.
pullman fortunately, came my way and
old PA" Bradley has given the turf word
In many respects Pa Bradley, who won
races under the name Il his wife. N :. r.
annals Of the American turf. He believes
in racing an animal -verv day If the hose
is fit. He gives Lis hoses work In ~. es
Waddeirs share of the purse to-day was
$4,000.
Terminus won 5000 and The Pas.de.'s
paid the expenses II :he colts long TRY.
Although greatly disappointed because
The Parader had faile1 to stay in front to
excuse for his colt, except that he thought
the late trip had thrown him OF edge.
Frank Farrell declared that his colt. Bonni-
encs Mackay said chat His Eminence had
not proved to be - good q colt as he had
As Trainer Heai1 blanketed The Parader
and led him to his stall after the race he
would only say he had no excuses to offer
FOR the defeat and he would ship the Long
Ear away in England Richard Croker
VIII feel chagrined when he hears about the
Reriormance Of his crack Jim Gore cot.
Iali or the nag. Croker's horse fell back to
ninth place. and. despite the urging Of
;sSsS i5,, would you'd not n, make speed; He fin
J. w. shorr took his hard luck in the
Derby extraordinarily: In her workout
HaoS SCnorF StraineQ her0eIf, and q few
hours before the race she was withdrawn
on account Of her condition. and SiIverdale
vas left as the sole representative Of the
Memphis stable 1t had been intended that
Lady Schorr should set a hot pace for SIi-
verdale. the st. Louis Derby winner.
Prince Poniatowski left the starting of
his Brutus gelding. Brutal, to the discre-
ton OF Trainer Covington. and the latter
decided that Brutal should not face the
Washington Park Summaries,
first race one m~ile-Cay II ~CaywocdD
70 5. won. Advance Guard. 1z2 Pigxott). 6 To 1.
Tsms SimlneI: i7 tcoburn2; IS 70 / third:
Gesns Wild Pirate. Operator. W. !. De6os and
second race. six furionss-Isia, III (McGinn,.
second. sesoyN IN GRobeitson,.. z to l. "thsrdo'
Tine. l:ls Is. The Rush, sharp Bird. Yellow
Tan, Theory Tayon. Hattie June. Likeness.
hf Third sse. &e one nns o snd Gnid m NH. al s%s san;
Derby-Robert wsddelI. lis Buiiman). IL to T.
won: Terminus. Ia (Coburn). IS to i. second:
I Tss far sonn,h ~ Fnis Ri. Ito third Tim:
Shooter. Beau Gallant. Silverdale and Sadie s.
also ran.
Fourth race, seven and a half fur,onss-Fed-
d.. woodsD. ; 70 i. second: Anthracite. los eHuii.
Eeo%.. E e / s' hoi lick Wsi.. a:ks,s p; 5os:;
Fifth race. four and one:h.if furiones-Endur
ance- Right. 10 q. T. woods). 8 to s. won:
Mag. us Mstthews,. 6 TO 1. second: Pentecost,
HOOK. Brsdse. srsss' William H.. Runnei S 5
Boston. Frank Nc. Blue Mantle. st. Sever. CO.
rinne Cnland and The Four Hundred also ran.
reck, 10; CNutp. Is 70 / won: Pe.s;rt. ice &C.:
1Knishtl. 10 to l.. third. Time. la. Pirate's
Queen. Precursor. Knight Banneret. Chorus Boy.