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Thundèr Sedred Colt Into Winn:ngl One thing that makes the Eng- lish Derby so populaýr is that, aloialways it produces ïa elosýely-run1 race in which ox- citemont is kept alive u4ntil the rT-cnners roach tho post. Thie vast mPlajoritY of the "renew'ai1s o! eho D6$rby Stakes" are wvon by « leiiÊ,h or less, wicindiate ho'w -1ose is the standard o! the leafdiig cl4assie colts ea1ch ya 0' course, thoe are exce ptions -1; 1>e Hard Rýiddeni's wi a year atand in a yoar- when thiere is it )ariulFrly ouitstan)ding itorse $ich is made a hot favounito e;is defoat is a sensation in itself, ,o mattor how small the miargin. I that respect alone the Derby «! 1904 %vas sonisational enough, 'or it brought abouit the com-. plote oclipso of the favourite, a F'rench horse uam-ed Gouver-. n.ant, whichi finishied last but 'One in a field of eight. But that is only pa-rt -of tll< âàtory. The. winrier, by the very ~omforable argin of three lengths, was a 5-1 shot caiiled St. Amant. N-rothing particulariy sensationial in that, you might think, partieulariy as St. Amant, Startîng as f a vouEi t e, had U"walk-ed away" with the 2,000 Guiineas by four iengths. But what does make this one ef the strangest o! ail Derby ttories is that St. Amrant, for al bis a1ility, probabiy owed his victory to a thunderstormn. A resounding dmap o! thunder just As the. race was starting so scaired 1dmr that h. leaped out ahead of the field and was neyer caughit! From the weather point of vïiew7, it waa certainly one of the wiorst Derby dtays on record. It wvalseS wet that Queon Alexan-. dra, who had announced lier i- tention o! being present, decided to s5tay in London qfter ail, and gt,ady raini that had persisted ail thc morning developed into a downipour o! almnost tropical in- genslty as thie runners began ta parade. on. crîtife noted that e.Amant looked as cool as a eUelambar - an Oddiy signifi- *anrt remnark ile iw of what y.e fto haPpen a kfew minuites letor. Bet*auls. of the aalineSS of the. Sdtii. pro-rae preparations Î not take long and there waa Ë1ý nepariy huif an hour to the. ûffLe$the groater part of whioh weopent parading around t1he jpgddock befor, an ever-diin- ý%9atudience, moet off thi* *,iowd pre!errlng tht shelter of the stands, BO far, although ominous-look- ing9 eiouds were hanging over the course, thon, wsslilttle gign of the. tflunderstorin that was &'bout te~ brea.k so sudcienly and dirmaticmhly. St. Amiant, brav- fing tii. rainstili iooked uncon- eterned as thie runners made their way to the. start. It vwms now thatthe dramna of the Derby began. Rumbies o! tlunldor were heard in the. dis- tance, and St. Arnant's demeani- ouMr ehmnged immediately. Ai- thougbho had dnawn No. 3, h-lt Jockey, Kemlpton Cannon, was jgiven permission ta move over te the. outside. Tusi, was not so rmuch a con- eÇOssio11 t the Guineas winner as a mneasure o! safety for some o! the. other horses, notably John O'Gmunt, St. Amanitýnoighiboun. Because o!hils restiveness the stant, whîch had promiseçi to b. on tinte, was deiayed, and al thie whilc, witl the. thunder get- tîng înoaren, St, Amant wvas get- ting more fidgety. At iast there cmne :a brie! mo- mrent Mien thie horses wereai lo-vel and facing the samne way. 'rhe starter acted quickiy. As ho sent the field mwmy there was a Sudden tremendous peai o! tUndr mmdatel 'Y overhead. Gouvernant, the falvounite, was ltup ,i41by _he-ois,mf_;' n- MàizY , À404$1Ri SI4ADOW 0%'-THEi LAW -A nightmoare sh:adowv for toi-e criminal is thot of this paitrol- mon, writing his report rat a mnurder scene in Boston. life and start hirm off on what was already ai hopeless chase. With St. Amant, however, the effeet was reversed. Had thait peal corne a second carlier h. mlght have jumped into the. tapes and become dangerousIy elnmeshed. As it was, he saw the ope-n coi;rse In front of hlmn, and ieaped away as thoughi stunig by a many-talled whip. In ne time h. wae clear (if th* field, and the. gap steadily wld- ened. For q time it ieemed thut Coxsainthe.1001 outsideir, ,would bhiu n;gearest ehalleniger, but wiith a mile to go St. Ara- ,nt's lead waa two Iengths, with Laeashire,,another outtider, and John O'Gaunt nexti inthe fed More thunder, 110w accom- pani2d by vlvld flashes of light- ning, helped to give St. Amant any incentive h e eded to get away from hbis rivaie, and comi- iing up to Tattenham Corner het was already thre, lengthsa ahead and the raceý wau obviou6ly over, Ail real excitement lhad now vanished. but although only a few people were aware of it, another Derby Day drama waRs belng played out fartiier along the course. A policeman had been keeping an eye on a book- maker who hand been üfferin19 ýar more &ttractive prices than his rîvais. He turned awg.y to watch the race, gnd when h. looked back the bookie and his clerk were a couple of hundred yards away and running fast. The constable immiediately be- gan theý chase and, with th,- crowd taking up the cry of "Welshier," scores joined i h hunt. The clerk was caugh when hie stum-bled, and when he faceed the miagistrates next day was sent to jail for a m-onth. But the welsiniig book-make!,Pr, like St. Amranit, was neyer eau-ghit. Whîle afl thîs was going on, iCannon, St. Amant's jockey, wa- having an easy ride homie, h'is chief task being to prevent his mount boiting when the thunderk rolled and the liightning fiashedi. H-e was content to mnaintain his three-lengthis lead over John o' 4GRunt, who'in turn finishied six liitlths iii front of St.* Denis. Ironically, the storni'passecl as quickly as it had brokeni. There was a last roil, as though to give encouragement, as St. Amnat noerd the piost. Thoen, mi----- lously, the rain ceased, and. by the time the horses retur ned to thi paddock thp Fun was shining. St, Ant"s eusy victory tira one of the Yrare occasions on which the winhg jockey hias not hiad to Use his whip. It "'as, in fact, oniy the second time a Derby colt had led frein start to finiszh. And it is a not-very-lorig- Odds bot that itwa the first timef thunder and lightning had aýcted1 as a spur to9 the winner. An old-timecr is a feilow who rcrn1eMbors whon mstfamiili*es mdetheir ownl root beer. Rode Crocodil e Like a Bronco Thýe famous explorer v.antod to find out oxactly how poison lef t a snake's fangs. So ho de- cîded on a danig oxperimnent. Ho flound a snake, an eight- foo(Ltr, in the jungle, seized il by the nieck so ti'ghtly that 1 couild't bite himr, heId a piece of stick again-st the Up co! ils anaand wache , facinated, as tue Cdeadly vernm ooxod out, asho dleserbecl it, "th ick and yellow like chamnomiie toma." Even to-day lrgfaea 1o tropical South America are lti knrowni to the white main, and 3'0 years mgo ouly th.e coastal fig es hiad beeni explored. That ex- plorer - Charles Waterton - was one of the first w.hite mon to pentrate into !fie heanit o! the steamijng Soýuth Amenican jungl1 1e. From uhs earliesýt yeýars nratural historyI had been an absorbing paýssion, and his on. ambition was ho be able to, explore some iittle-known part o!' the world ini order to find Iout somoething abfDout ita animai and plant if e. In 1812 ho achieved his amn- bition, whiinho sot sali for Brit- ish Guisna at the. mgeofo thîrty. Not for eleven yenrems was hoe to returu ho lhis native land, and during tuis timie hetrold enormous distances and penetrat- ed deoply into, the inhospitable interior o! the vrat and ah that time little-kýnowýn continent. For three yoears after bis re- hurn ho w.orked on the. notes lhe iiad made djuring hs long ab- sence, !inliy produciug in 1826 one ofthie first classics o! nat- unal history exploration, "Wan,- derings In Souith America." Waterton was gi!ted withgra courage and a cool nerve. Ho was, hoo, a shrewd observer o! the ways o! wijld creatures. How truc were his observations on bow tho avoid danger in a land tceemin-ig with dangerous animiais! "Tmîe and e-xpoerience," hoe wrohe "ha-ve convinced me that there ig not mnuci danger in nov- lng amiongat anakes and wiid beastz providled only tliah you have tel!-comnmaud, You must neyer approach them abruptly! If 20, you are sure to psy for your rashness, because tii. Idea- of seif-defence lis predomninant ln *very animal, and thus the 2onake, always ready o efud himnselt, from what h. considers an attack upon hl.m, makes tiie Inrdnfeel tii. deadly e!fech o? hîs poisonous fangs, "'The jaguar f1ilesnt you and Icnocks you seniseless with z otroke (>f ils paw, whereas, if yoir bad net corne upon him toc> âuddenly, it is ton to one but that b.e had retined in lieu of disput- in.- the path with you." Durlng liis long shay lri South Amnica, Waterton experîonced miany adventures, none more remarkable. than the. capture o! afull gro-wn calm.an, or croco- dile, wltii bis ba-r. banda. fis nartive servants izad caugbt a specimen neariy eleven fooet long on aPlarge rmeat-baited hook on tii. end o! a long nope. Tue crocodile was erociousiy angry and the terrified niatives wne to kil! it. But Waherhon was anx- Mus to take it alive. He wlkedi up and down i-i.e sand for some hlme, wondoring- how tuis couid be don.. Finally, he u-rt upon a plan. Taking the. maist out o! a canoe he wrapped & sali round one end o! it. "1h ap- peared crear to mîe," lhe wrote a!- terwards, "that if 1 went down upon on. knee and heid the. mast in the saine position as the. sol- dlier holds his bayonet, I coulid force it down the. caimian's tiiromt should ho corne open-mnou-thed «at me." 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Perturbation. 1 instantly dropped the mast, sprung up, and jumnped on uis back, turning haif round as I vauited, so that I gained mny seat with my face in the riglit position. I immýediàtely seizod his forelegs,~ and by main force twistod them on his back; thus they served me for a bridie. "He now seomed to have re- covored from u hs surprise, and hostile company he began ta plunge f uriously, and lashed the sand with his long and pôwerful tai!. I was out o! reach of the strokes of it by being near his hoad. He continued to plunge ind strike and made ilmy seat very uncomfortable. It must have been a fine sight for ain un- occupied spoctator. "The' people roaýred out in triumnph, .and weme so vociferous that it wvas somne timie beforo they heard mne tell thoni to pull Me and mny beast o!flrnrdon on to the shore.,1I was apprehensive the rope might break, and thon there would have bceen eveiry chance of going dlown to the regions un- d7er wýater with the caimnan.'" 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