The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1901-05-12
THE PARADER's RACE.
Took the WIthers stake in the Mud
In Easy Style


NEW YORK, May II r. = Wilson.
me Parader, with Jockey Landry in the
sauQel' Won the classic Withers stakes
at MOTHS Park today. He made all the
running and won easily by two lengths
from Bonnibert. About 1900 persons
were IN attendance in spite Of the dun
ana threatening weather. The track was
heaVy, and that probably accounted 70.
tho scratching OF Commando md smile
from the Wtthers. Among the others Tha
Farader was slight faVorite al to r
Whlle Bonnlbert was held at IL to s. All
Green was IL TO ., and BellariO 5 to J. I'm
the first break they were sent on to a
good start, and The Parader SHOT to ths
front and showed the way under a steady
pun up the back stretch, with Bonnibert
ana all Green neck and neck following
Bellario was slow to get in his stride biIt
Bullman took him up to the pacemalteI,
arter a quarter had been run. They ran
nead and head around the turn, while
Eonnibert and All Green were running
ike team three lengths back Rounding
lutC the stretch The Parader drew away
from Bellarto ard BCnnibert moved I'm
IN the trail and went after the dvine
leader. Dale could not keep him straight.
however. under the whip and The Parad-
81 sallopeG nome an easy winner by two
ienstns. Bonnibert beat BellariO two
lengths Tor the place, while All Green
was beaten off. The Fashion stakes was
the. otner fixture, and after a long and
Iedlous delay at the post Amicitia tho
taVorlte, won by a neck from The Hovden
anc Guntlre, who were heads apart behind
her. Summaries:
First race SIX fullOngs-Paul Clifford
won, Bluff second. Mark Twain third.
Time, 1:1fk
SECOND race, selling. five furlongs-
6Iaodlce won FTiar Taber second, Red
Damsel third Time, 1:02h.
:, Third race, the. Fashion. four and a
half furlongs-Amicitla won, The Hoyden
SECOND, Grnfre third. Time, :55A.
Fourth race. the Withers, mIle-'Fhe Pa
raider. l26, Landry. to and to 5, won;
Bonnlbert. lB Dale, II TO o, and TO .,
second; Bellario, 12G, RsIllman, to 1 and
TO o. third. Time, 1:421A. All Green also
Fifth race. mile and slxtccnth-Raf-
Iaelo won, Janice second, King BrambIe
third. Time. 1850.
Sixth lace, steeplechase about two
miles-Walter Cleary won, FoOlhardy Sec
ond, Mars Chan third. Time, All
A number Of race horses In training. tho
owners were sold at auction today at
Morris Park. The prices Wers only ma
dunn; Mr.; Whitney's two-year-old
SSne2kY, by Aleddler was sold to Newton
Bennington for $500.
National Register for Show Horses.
That the Importance Of horse shows Is
now widely acknowledged IS best demon
Strated by the founding Of the American
Horse Show blue book, a work that is
intended to provide a national register Of
all horses that have been exhibited at the
important exhibitions throughout the
United States. The establishing Of such
register has been a natural result OF
the steadily increasing interest IN horse
shows and prominent breeders and fan
ciers have unanimously Endorsed the
work and are universal IN their belief
that the register has now become a ne
cessity. The prominence with which the
American-bred trotting horse has assum-
ed in the show ring has caused the breed
er as well as the fancier to Seek for the
breeding Of blue ribbon winners, and the
blue book will naturally be very valu-
able IN furnishing authoritative informa-
ton in this respect
The compilation of the blue book IS
being directed by the Coach and Saddle
Publishing Co, Marquette building Chi
cagO. publishers OF the illustrated horse
show organ, Coach and Saddle over
thirty prominent shows will be held dur
ing this year, and in the preparation OF
the register an immense volume of infor-
nation must necessarily be collected
Each show will be complied separately,
and the official awards Will be shown as
well as the descriptions. breeding, etc,
OF all horses and ponies exhibited. Al
ready the awards of the Boston, Brook
Ign. Durand, Memphis and New Orleans
shows have been compiled and the early
proof sheets present a Systematic refer
ence that is not to be found IN any other
publication.
The Blue Book will be issued late in the
year, soon after the close Of the National
Show at Madison Square Garden. New