The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1893-05-23
BANQUET DOWNS DJABL0.
THE DWTER GELDING o MICH FOE
THE BRoOxLfN WINNER.

twO-yenr.0fu-hr. IsDrtibros
Mares, Derf.rsma snd To Toscn. vietori-
ou.-His H,ehue-s Among thevsuqu'shed'
Probably the largest throng that has ever
been at Gravesond on any Monday since the
opening OF the course saw BANQUET defeat
Diablo and four others In the Parkway Handi-
car yesterday afternoon. the game Dwyer
gelding running the mile and a sixteenth In
the fast time OF 40 The weather was slim
ply perfection. and. as Secretary Mcintyre had
provided on excellent programme. the alter
noon was most enjoyable.
Diabio was ~favorite for the Parkway. tho
prestige OF his victory In the Brooklyn a week
ago making the talent regard the old son OF
Eolus as a sure winner. but there were those
in the crowd that had q strong fancy for Ban
quet particularly as the Gelding was carrying
seven pounds less thun he had up a week ago.
julien. Mr.. Lorillard's representn tive. was also
fancied. and the betting was very heavy.
Julien and Hume were tho pacemakers to the
upper turn. where Sleipner and Banquet
moved up RAPIDLY. the last named on the out
side. This left Taral in a pocket on tho rail.
and Taral had to sit still and see Banquet with
q free field on the outside. He sat still for only
a moment. and then. gathering his reins moro
tightly. he took a desperate chance and
squeezed through on the rail SO that at the head
ofthe stretch he was on exactly even terms with
outtChs u II iiiuihNs NV
forged to the front and leading the field by about
a length. Diablo bumped into Julien and
tho Lorillard geldinS carromed against the
giant Sleipner. As q consequence. Julien was
knocked of his stride and dropped back
beaten. Taral then went to work at Diablo
with whip and spur In pursuit OF BANQUET.
Banquet swerved toward the inner rail just
above the furlong pole. and the shrewd Jockey
made a show Of pulling up short. but immedi-
II. LA~A- q q NJ tn tina nnfCihn
There was clear daylight between Diablo and
Banquet. and there was no foul. nor any good
reason for Taral acting as he did. Banquet
remained in front to the end and won By q
length. Diablo second. two lengths before H.
lume. third; Billy Lakelnnd's ,%sleipner ran
well. and With a eomGetent rider w the pig
ish.. After weighing In Taral claimed a foul
against BANQUET. but it was not allowed H..
ifkas51ss '0 and dhs se Ssis5niIns rave a the e shestn nut
f hi1si.. ~G and u t G hffsai'G 70 the iSssH only ' Othst sG stafts 10
T6e lMossrs Keene started their crack two:
the SECOND race. and the public made hin q
& sTs sbe f pSss, tut when Then' th wss s e v fann ,Hns s sS.ss
was only one In 1t. Domino winning hands
down in the tsss time Of ~; Gideon 4 sI DH, rs
Blemten Stables P~atrieian had to give way
to the Medic colt when It came to a struggle
clinker. and will make the best Of them run in
the Great American stakes on Saturday.
ties, Tor the third event q Sly turlonss. siToseo
made the running. with Derfareila at his
s saonide Then Sa' &r. I td PHI sr.'i n Il 'u ms1 she ,d0 to
ss:o '5Gnt ana Sr th YER ns1es dSTpnj aS sisoif9 ib Tss
Fairy ami Loantaka were outnaced. the first
three furlonGs being run In a shade under 80
'TRe 9th race was remarkable because OF
the first appear. nee In nearly q year OF. His
Hiciness. tho greatest two.year-old Of his
ST. sif' i anf "a h had the ens m saostS ,ns to br sna.
Town At spring 5G ., Ia d., Tosea was 1aSofits. Put
on %"h His s'G aiss"ess 81 S %Siis s Ssas tRta s sas , eRi:
i a. TS. sss anS Hi st SIsSs. to , Dest then sa.s SS Sn5
pull. and at that point sini:ns let her march
" with s.onenells and: eh.llsHs!ne d.
Mhlp the colts gained a tribe on the mare. and
simms had to shake her ue = bit 10 win ~ a
Everybody admired l. Tosea She is simply
Now or Never was ~fayori,e for the las. race.
a selling affair at a mile and a sixteenth. and
Taylor Q ma, had an easy side' The oil horse moving
and Speculation in short order. There was no
Pid for the winner. although the younger
horss from kine's HiirrSSw,nyy' after the i6orrses
finished. Summaries follow:
FIRST RACE
. "A Sweepstakes for al ages. At SIS each, with 81 oOO |
added. Of which 500 to second. and 800 to third; SIX
". y. Barriek'. ch, h. pt; Hasbrouck. g, by Sir Mod.
W. c SI6s Dave ,, mt I liz .Dssf fSH Il L,,mnpnih.yv;;."".".b
W, ], speifs'sb. T. Li'siT; s "S Tenn
Be,ting.rorty to on DR. Hasbrouck. 30 to l against
SECOND RACE.
which is ssG's . :.so %. ' ana $50 siSo T ,o ,li iiC0 fot .f assa: Of
4 !. Z ksenss bk, c. Domino, by nim ysr-
Sl fHs:Is, si. .S:.,: I'll fa'f Sassii. II Is%;tI,M.o%j :a5
Anglo. Gn.pr.o. Ponce dc Leon, Doris SEEDING, AMI
Helen colt also ran.
Re!t,nKIF!ys t. I on Domino . to 1 ,.s.ln., Cross,
$ ;S;i:: Sci $ i, ;if% S:aS; ss'::Ss' e . i e. f 4 z sy / I;j ! q $. + J.! Il. 4 !
Ing. 81 70 i hsisn colt. io5 10 ! ansia. 'o''i DORIS geld
THIRD RACE.
.. Ms.v With s's sf.SsS a ts5 a. Of ff ssis I : 20: 10 ..ssn Of sig :1s
sssss. .a s;.sI ~: t 81 & bb:rt.rsr'., 4. by onona.r.-
i. Goiln,: 1 b i. s.rSeea, t. ia MoDosinoitj
v; cod d I Soias. IA. y WIN i n. dsR. foi 3 q q Sy a'.n;S::I Loan a
White Rose and r hs':y re ran
) !, ! ! ! L / $!. . :;;is' i: aiiiS j i 81 S.z! ss!is: : e + & / $ s::::
FouRTH RACE.
aai . e ssS ..i IS." %,.i ], $50 'n .;i ,yt. Of Ms,s ana ,! ss
o s.cond and 500 to third: one in,is and u sixteenth.
Epwyer't b !. Banquet. q. by RAyon d'or-Eila
yslcoit 4 Cainpbe!i's b. b. Diabio aged. ia lTaraD, |.
1 I; ss.s' as.s !; Of H' M !a i g: Is, E. :9.si
~Bettine-Elsvsu to D against Diablo. II 90 D Julien,
TO 8 against Banquet 8 TO ! Hume. Is to I ~slsipneE.
" to l Mordolts.
WITH RACE
For 'hres -yearoids aud upward which have not won
~ &; . 'anssdi's 81 Which q :s; $50 10 .. CT s'S a.: :a's sio s'; %
hird: six furlongA
sancoe.s stables Oh. m. La Toscs. s. by St. Biaiss-
%ionequss. io7 {simms,. r:"".."..-..,.. ,....I 4
ilhcon DAYS c. His ~fiighness. 4, 40 0verton). 2 ,
U ~ pwysrs oh. 9. stonenell. 4. tlh Lsmbieyh.....3 :
D''efo' riAy or ray. @ha sle, sfsndish also ran l
Post betting Six to / against La Toses. 0 to s His !
iiighness. . to ] htonsrelL 80 TO I Play or Pay, so TO / !
'oiero. 100 10 j Miles htandlsh. Z
SIXTH RACE. q
FOR three ear Odds and Upward. selling: q sweep- !
taxes OF SIS each, with $1,000 added. OF which 500 4
Q second and slrD TO third: one mile and 4 sixteenth, .
NAlksTt 0r, h Now or Never. aged. by STAFFORD '
Bye and Bye. lOd traylor). ..,.'..'.. ..'.."H,.l :
J., "; Newtohls br. o. Speculation, 4, lo2 ,PenhJ.,.. :