The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1890-05-10
DIABLO RUINS THE TALENT.
POCKETS EMPTY WHEN JUDGE NOR
ROW WON IN HOLLOW STYLE

DiablO's pretenSionS for Brooklyn Han
dcap honors were knocked into cooked
hat ut Linden yesterday afternoon. A strong
favorite. he was ANONYMOUSLY beaten by Judge
Morrow, Belinda. and King Crab In slow time
over distance three-sixteenths OF mile
short OF that he will be asked to negotiate on
Thursday next should he go to the post.
Nearly every man at the track played the
son OF Eous for large amounts on the strength
OF a fast mile that the colt was said to have
worked at Gravesend on Sunday morning last.
For three-Quarters OF mile yesterday he was
full OF running but the instant Taylor called
upon him to do something In tho stretch he
collapsed wanting to swerve o tho outside OF
the track and acting as though he had become
roRuish. Tho chances are that tho bruising
races last spring. as three year old. with q
lot OF weight up and in deep going, have taken
the heart out OF this colt. who as a two year
old was perfect gutton for punishment. and
would stand q drive as long as anybody's
horse. Last summer he had n long rest, and
when he reappeared In the fall the talent
pounded him for good thing on several occa-
sions. He invariably cut 1t, though. after
showing lots OF speed In the early part OF his
races. Taylor worked him out the extra quar-
ter after the race yesterday but the little
fellow was very much distressed, and did not
beat 2:1S for the distance. Tho winner, Judge
Morrow was not extended at any time. and
Mr.; Norris has q good colt. Belinda performed
S6 G IN 0seT and
1000 OF that number lost money or
thu day. IN the opening event Ran
Father BIZ DAILY buying the last named for
$1,000 on the way to the track. He also started
bury in, the talent were at a loss what to do.
TAYLOR had the mount on Civil Service and be-;
fore the race he bet DaIy s25 that he would
black colt dying away ut the finish. ltancocas
was all tied ny and was never dangerous. The
victory for Sea Bird, one OF the ruling favorites.
RAYMOND was the alright for the fourth. but
headed him and won with Puzzle. The second
choice. "a the place. hammond will do next
time. The fifth a welter weight, event ut 1--WE
Gloster, Lady Reel, and Young, Duke being al
most equal iavorites. Prof. smiths lilly coming
grand finish. Father Daly got his second In
ming IA the last race at five !urlongs. his colt.
nsh Win Red Elm and Rosa The avensns
genius, Downing. was promptly on hand, and
Sir William changed hands for 81 S25. Before
Rosa.
THE FIRST RACE.
Rancooas was the favorite for the opening
starting Civil Service and Daisyrian. DAILY de-
clared to win with Dasyri an; and at the end
fne bs eS sefof ms ws6
Issaauena flly moved up and took the lead.
onlyto be In turn healed near the finish by
by two lengths. Salisbury was a length before
the lsssauena Ally. third.
Purse Sooof which siuo to second and $50 to third;
VI: bAIyS O Civil Service, 4 by Reformation ,llA
Eay:s salisbury. o aged =
Rancoeas and DalsyIiAn also ran
Post odas-ArAnst kancocas to 5: Dalsyrian. II to
O. Salisbury. Civil service each to Il lssaquenA lly
THE SECOND RACE.
Sea Bird and Priscilla were equal favorltes
for the second event scramble for two-year-
olds at four and one-half furlongs. Adven.
some by good Judges. The Sequence colt and
Priscill made the rum ne to the furlong pole
handled by young Doane. she won by three
parts OF length from the Sequence colt who
beat Priscilla two lengths for the place, Ad-
venturer came strong n the stretch and was
only beaten a head for third money.
Purse $500 of which slro to and $50 third
S J Days b. Sea BIRD BY SENSATION" los
Hanover Stables Sequence colt io3 tambleyj
D. J%hnsonso Priscilla s IL" Taylor, t;;.,
and ora S also ran.
Pos, Be,.ns-Ag.in.s ses Rifd and Priscilla each
TO $ Sequence colt 10 Il Adventure. to 4 knlct
Yioroace, each as to j. '''''
THE THIRD RACE.
The talent fell over each other In their ca
to e f o On ne ST the eo
close. Judge Morrow was a second choice.
with Belinda. and Hing Crab the most strongly
went away in front and. making the running
close together. showed tn. way to the half
both full OF running Once squared away for
home, it was apparent that Judge Morrow
would win for as T9y,or went to the wnin on
hand. and tho race was secure. Judge Morrow
won by two lengths, from belinda. who beat
died away to nothing at the finish. but Taylor
sent him along an extra three-sixteenthS
work. no doubt for the Brooklyn Handicap.
q; r MOTIFS b c, Judge Morrow. 5, by vAEabond-
TiiDCMa ctt 1rmicE G"s m belinda Fynnj.
DisbO, stockton and f,L DapN .sg; also ran.
Post Betting-Fve to oil Dla6.o against Judge Nor
row, ~ TO Belinda, King Crab to each stockton
IL to Dupcity. i5to
TIE FOURTH RACE.
Raymond closed iavorite for the fourth event.
the public having him for good thing. Puzzle
was n strong second choice Queen OF Eliza
Raymond showed IN front and looked like win
and won handily by length from Puzzle who
made up lot OF ground in the final quarteG.
Blackthorn WAS close third.
Purse 500 OF which FOO to second and $50 to third
E1csIsoT stables Oh, g Royal Garter 8 by EoiuS-
O. LivnRstone's IN Puzzle a. lol (Plypn)..
Excelsior Etabesblk h BAckthorn, y, 100 (SerpAnk)
homie r., RAYmond, Lakewood Count Luna Long
Branch Queen vi Elizabeth 1had Rowe Troy, and
JRphet also ran. ,,,.
Post Bottng-ARaInst raymond 2T to l; Puzzle, to
1: Count Luna to l. Thal Rowe. Royal Garter, Long
branch each TO Queen OF Elizabeth 10 10 L. Bon.
ME II 10 Lakewood Is 10 l. Blackthorn. rs to Il
Japhet 50 to /; BieVe 5otol
THE FIFTH RACE.
Gloster closed favorlte for the weller weight
race at FIVE turlougs. but Young Duke and
Lady Heel had plenty, of support, and so had
Bill Barues and Golden Rod. In fnct. every |
horse in the race was backed Slumher not |
off in front and she showed tho way for n quar-
ter when Golden Rod and Bill Barnes left tho !
others In the stretch Lady Reel Joined the /
two horses and for furonG 1t was a benuti- |
full race Ono hundred feet from the wire Lit |
tlefleld struck Lady Reel with his whip. and |
hootinR out AT tho end, the Canadian owned !
iilly won by half u length from Bin Barnes,
who baat Golden Rod length for tho place
frse weller handicap for all ages; purse 500 of
which 800 second aud so to third; i've and half
A. smiths h Lady Reel, 4 by PelloworAft-Eannio
] MilerS b. Ii. iii BSrneS 4 10 CTAyiorj..., .....
stable br Golden Rod, s 1870 o. TTbeL 8
Slumber GlOster and Defendant also ran
Time lilL
Post AgAiust GlOsier II to S; Young Duke 3
10 !; Lady Reel ~ to Defendant. TO T. BIZ BarneA
Golden Rod. each & to !; slumDer 10 to !.
SIXTH RACE.