The herald., 1893-05-16
A RANK OUTSIDER WON.
Diablo the Winner in the
Brooklyn Handicap.
The Aged Son Of Eolus Scoops
the Rich Stake.
Lamplfghter, the Favorite, Second,
Leonawell Third.
1t Was Pretty Race From the Start and
the Finish Was superb-Odds
Against the Victor
Were 60 to l..
NV the Asaociated Press.l

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of Eolup and Grace Darling, won the
rich Brooklyn handicap at Gravesend
this afternoon in the presence of 10000
people. Lamplighter, the favorite, who
went to the post carrying ton OF
money, was second and Leonawell third.
The winners time was 200, made frac-
tionally as follows: The quarter, .2514;
half, 81; three-quarters, 1 :16; the mile,
:421a mile and quarter, Zoo.
Diablo was regarded as being in first
fight in his two and three-year-old form,
but after his third year his legs became
shaky. Since then he has been regarded
simply as q high-clsss selling platter,
likely to break down permanently in
any race. His wonderful improvement
in form today was, therefore, stunning
in it's effect.
THE GREAT EVENT.
The Brooklyn handicap run today was
the seventh in the history of the event
and was guaranteed to be worth $25. 900.
OF this the winner gets $4,000; second
$1,000; third $4,000.
hat.;u. usg ~ mns bsfora tba handi-
ear was RIM = wild and boisterous scene.
Tie jam was something awful. 1t was
just minute past four when the horses
were summoned from the paaoock:
Iney were 81 Warmly ,1oei'ous ~; ou'
Lan pI'gn.el nau Iosu,aa ao,I "sn =,
snowins ,. mnoio s Tug noPoS "AU OoA'"'' -
ene pupiic "eio'
THE HORSES LINED UP.
The order in which they finished,
weights. Jockeys and close OF the betting
tollows.
r;aLia no era.,, ooto1
Iamnl;ohter 125 fSimmsl. 8 to
Ieenerell, Ito tDnxgest), 10 to 1.
Iilume, iVo eMo o eu to 1:
r rienpocAe TX io1 'liayioa}' 80 % l.
Eadai;o ,o9 N T'amIavl On til
Tarr;f;ar 1oe lDoana, 51 n I
Racelard 116 n amIav1 On to1
Rannnet. 123 f(3arrison3 to1
Jndoe yorrow I1e "A Covinoton, q
to /.
Mars. ia. Hittlefeld) 15ta1.
Nomad, (McDermott) Is to [.
After several futile attempts to get
tnem IN iine ior the start, Starter Rowe
gave 'ne JocAeys sooo ia1ihg'
THEY GET OFF,
Finally, at 4;l9 O'Clock, the horses
got the flag to almost perfect start.
Judge Morrow. Leonawell. TERRIER and
Fidelio were a little in the lead with
T,amnliobter Charade Picknockat
IlIume and Mars in bunch in the rear.
Terrifier, true to his daily tactics, i'm
mediately shot to the front and set
cnnking pace PAST sne sgano ana INTO
ia 49, s strr~aI;r o. - haaI . Wa
Tsry;fier ana tooL q lad 81 two iapa s5v
'-'-,~ -
fhEfif hAoh'
The race all through the back stretch
was an exceedingly pretty one, all the
horses running we'll together and within
e. $50 Iaora,al, sl;rht a. ~ - -
isad and snout wan, ny sron 1 h;s IA az
,,,;Saxs rha;, ;o, .r 20. st,art- Lied 80,
a-ar Co. .nrr; ~ "os A. ho- st. 49,
n;sh,o emnl;obtar rrasa Mo,row ga ga
Illuna moved mn and ioined the leaders
r,,srr, Inn. ,,,,,,vu
A dasnara+a ond b;,blv axc;t;no dr;,a
an.rea az horsos r,nr;,a aIr,ost haa5
and baad all throuob tha stratcb Tsss
than a onartar Of a fnrlono from, tho w;ra
n;ah,o bonsr 20 dssw o',t and 49, .o W." ~.
tine cIasT If the others won tbs grand s
race hv q lenoth and a half.
T.n, ~ bsat tba Trad Init so,,a
raonaraj1 a nacI for nlsca $500
-.' - 80 - - -
BIO Odds AoA,S'i ,hh "iSSSH'
Iaral, WHO roae tins winner, was
placed on floral horse shoe and carried
in triumph from the Judges stand to the
naddock' floral horse shoe was also
placed about the neck of the winning
horse, but scarcely ripple of applause
greeted these ceremonies. As good as
o. 70 against coula % oo.alhed laoout