New-York tribune., 1906-09-23
WHAT sALVIDERE HAS EARNED
IN WINNING SIX OUT OF
SEVEN RACES.

-.ryfG-re Is king lie earned The right anu
tifa SD The tvo-year-old honors ~ the seas""
rv winning rae Junior champion stakes a.
cr-re-5uG yesterday iu way 90 leave no o'G''
.- The minds az those who saw his orllIlahl -
fa--sr.e as 20 Dis superiority over inc "'"7'
Youngsters 40 his age. With 'he posSlole -
,,..,...- .f Peter Pan. EIcetioueer ana SeWel he
moi and defeated tha best t"o-Near-''as '' '"1
season and viii go into immediate retirement
The ACKNOWLEDGED champion and WINNER 10 '
t.Gv SUM ~ S49 l55.
7- s-..to of fb- reader skies and drilling ra'n
s. crowd % some dftoen thousand persons made
.rr Journey % tho track. and with All the as
comforts that followed being herded together m
-fe comparatively small grandstand, not one
there was who did NOT ~ home Wei satisfies
v..u raE.uG seen Tho rwo-year-old championship
decided when Salyidcre came racing home II
,ee-e. MS if every man and woman I'm the
crsrletsrd stood zap and lent voice I'm at-
claiming r.r king. Even those who had wagered
gr some other horse were generous enough 70
tr.r ir tEa applause which greeted him as he
came rarrerrus back 90 the stand for one and
ar seemed f0 feel Thar they were hailing one or
Tho arz, r.--es vh..h ever raced under Colors.
The Jun.rr Championship Stakes was for two
year-a.ls over rhe short six furl1ng course. and
lad gross value 80 something over $1,000
.'r S'-n. -- t7 i'- '''. ''' 80
named ss six horses went 70 the post worthy
20 e-l- for -aa r.h prize and The title thar vic
-.r.- meant S.IrIGare was "a pronounced favor
t.r at r1 . with Pau. j. Roi0ey's he Mund
ra.rrl t- demand heavily played from 10 10
% ta T. sydney PaCet's Water Pearl the cham
T.au ~ rEe carly season. which making his
G-sr appearance after a long let-up. necessitated
hr str'r illness at Saratoga. drifted hack
from % o. 70 e 20 D. Harry Payne Whitney's
IIr"a Ken had following a' ne same price,
while James r. Koenes Ballot. which he added
ir place ~ SIrarua0 and August Relmont's
-t.--... -- .r-- ..s
-.t start Was prompt and good, hut De Munc
and Sar--frora drew 4v-ar from, the o-be-s so
" t"a' ' --.a' '''t I''e se''-eI
Cow. IT'D N-'. ''lNeta me TWO he hashy
IT, N.r5 had am hrs great speed and showed the
V5E up me iarsStrar.n and around the ,urr by
- ....- .-.-- r-.-.,.-
[" -.. ...f '..-.-.H 0rlFlafFe raced up 10 MIN,
however turning for home, without apparent
effort and after short r1f decisive ra.,ra came
.-s,. - min -.r-.....-- A.. - -,
0--- " ~o-.i.-e 'S TWO lehSlhs l''
AH.'. e0i-1.. beaten. was second, six lengths
before Ballot which caught Water Pear firing
81 -rra .-s- r-rraD- rola sv5 ba.. 49,, ,--,,,- -
.t..-7 -.-..- .,.--.. -. -, =
He- which seemed unable 10 extend himself.
finished q lad lasr Ssrvidera ra7 the 6istsroa
,- g .r11 ,-.s-,-,. - 49,. 49,. -.
-' 80 -'.- vas -aSl' coi4slAeIlhe ms man
n-. ~ winning and The condition of the track,
which vas dead and slow.
AS Sa.Eldsre was being cooled out IN The pad
60 after The race Thomas Hitchcock. jr in
te II f'le congratulations Of his friends. an
.'".r.0 tAaf the colt would not 81 10 the post
-laI0 mis- year. bur would be retired 70 the end
man ne might have every opportunity n grow
a.. t-N'-al. lie gives every promise OF being
as great three year-1i as ha has bean a two
,ear-".0 and. in spite of The fact that he has
s1"'la. valuable engagements AIr Hitchcock
end h'- trainer John p Madden. door, II best