The sun., 1893-06-01
CHARADE'S RUNAWAY RACE.
BooKMAKER JoNEs's CoBr WINS TEE
METROPOLITIN.

| 1fie-CoL North's Arturo Falls and u
| Ktiied-Iddesioish the Other EnEiish Rep
| preventative, ,Fin,shcs rourti-sene'in Win'
the Juvsniie stakes with. Great Ease
The second Of the great handicaps OF the
| year is over and once m ore victory has perched
| upon the banner OF q comparative outsider
tho black -year-old colt Charade winninG
| tho Metropolitan at Morris Park yesterday
with amazing ease in the remarkable time ol
1:52,i. which is very close to the record for a
| mile and iurlonG. Charade's victory was
hollow. his nearest opponent. His Hichness.
| the champion two-year-old OF his year. who
was second being beaten fve lengths, Hume.
| the third horse. finishing at the saddle OF his
| relative. while Col North's imported geding
| 1ddesleigh was m ost creditable fourth. Tho
| Pepper and La Tosca. first and second favor
ties. were badly beaten.
Tho weather. like that OF the past two weeks.
was above reproacb. tho sun shining from q
| sky OF the deepest blue. Morris Park and the
surrounding country never appeared lovelier.
and the 10000 persons who journoyed to the
popular course had n most enjoyable outing.
AS the day wan sd tho nir became cool enough
for light wraps and spring overcoats.
Tho Metropolitan was the race Of tho day.
and there was much curiosity to SEQ how st.
Florian would handle 1873 pounds and run over
the hill. Tho talent also wanted to see wheth-
or Matt Byrnes had worked any magical change
In The Pepper. and they wore also anxious to
know whether La Tosca was on edge They
wero also interested in His Highness. who had
been beaten by la Tosca. Julien. and Chesa-
peake at Gravescnd: and there Was no small
amount OF interest felt in the FIRST appearance
in this country OF Col. North's English
horses Iddesleish and Arturo. With Sir
Arthur. Stockton. Leonawell. and No.
mad Withdrawn. sixteen horses faced
Mr.. Rowe. Tho Pepper was favorito in tho
letting l at to l. with La Tosca' fessara.
lllume. fieknicker. and Charade tho most
ssainst 81 81 F,or,nn md H,s I,innnse- u ~ so
~. ~. .n.a..,'n an a'a tan,'
remarkable ODDS When one looks BACK year
ln 'ne anu inc Gnsi,sn nossss Wete eonsld.
Arturo and 100 to 1 Iddesleieh
Mr.. John A. Morris went to the post to sec
one OF the best starts imaginable. the entire
nicker. Mo ponnor pnssaro- Fida,Io md St
! nnnaai. Sf, tI9 I,t "a S;,e,inE.~' e. ano
PSssara cRarade. % iddesIeigh. The Perrer Pc In
terms M the Snctstretch 70 the hgirsine eseI
tbn hiii vb.pa Srturo who ran Iic 'is ,s;td ~
horse in the ruck. Tell Brcsstins the iii hili
FSrinn Tossa E P.ssara. Hs Hirb0ass IS OF and n
Te h me teppeT bn Was the =, mos.
Beaten. When ao well into tie strairbt t. S pe
~ Tossa took ss;S second place o,, to ,shaSsds;;
that the issue apreared to lie between MI Mr
Loriliard's % mare and the black foSr.year.oii fI OH
the windmill stvIe 50 nonuIar acIoss the Ea,r ~
and the Biz Chestnut y.idinS drew 9 up tn w"io La
Tosea iollowfd aLyaa BY His hshpsss anH Hume
hsn"inS out siGnnIs Of distress md If was
my odds that they would not Ie danceroHs
ham snt' EeepinS CbaraIe wal in h,,nT ~" IA
no. max" his inai move Until furIonr III iu ram ono
na ease and anterea oTer Ter VIM hs nishn
line Tar in cdyance OF his held. La Tosca
siSSppsd 50 sadd9nls at the isst quarter role
sshs Hs luas 3hs asas
e, The and thG IN waR
irlve His. Highness was second by a scant
was eredta sef"ng fongb n
, length away Then cane La Tosca. Pessnra
md Hex pocket this rogue ran fast throssi
ourteeuth. ''' Wv ''''''' - " - = ''''AA
There was quite q demonstration when
M IN the ora 11y
or tho winner and tieI to the iockeys' room
he Jes oS record sS for he ry pd
)llinS the tefpat of all the ton waiuhfs tho |
Irst nuarter nt,ns ran in o3G' snCnnds' onS ,ne
he Iaii in ISG seconus. II aiso ,n,t.a 80 |
iis Wivbnesa ,o0I raca hnroo macs ";t.e
more. as he was eoncedinS the winnrp nnrp
10 less than c1 nounIs and tha third hnrsa |
d poun!s. His HigEness ran three rncas at
anil lost them all Sisninv;
one oi tho ronrapa md stonnipa tnS ~,
,hich he had been remHrkabIe az a twn.venpI
Id Yesterdny,s race hnN,cvrr resto torss RI nit
. the bisJh p;nnacIc ha occnn;eI att.r h, w
he FutuSitv in iSau AZ for the winnar "hn hn
.as much tIn hcsr noren in tba Ha,rnnojiit,n no
the Weiehts ia pnnnds MIN nn irnrnat
Or n colt that Neat Tnnn,nnvn mTls las xe,r
even weights. lie ran some very god races :
1is snrr ~ r EiynHerh Iofno II ng s.tn oStSo
est horses IN t,ain;n1 and %n Ws "n d 90 90 tp f
10 MetropoIitan the distanc" "HS fop on wG;cb s
ChHrodn 10 n hnnt colt bv i,nnortads Inv aI inn
MIS- ONT af Ada WaIi H. 10 10 dmnodtu w
1nss of BrooEivn n bonsmotsr ~ n, ~ tb S
romipent tracEs Mr. Jones has ~ rc.,ivnS n.t vnS
,sai tHem In ot .s rano n, ms srth
hont SIH t,,t A.. 81 % ; s5MSo w,9 m moith ! II
nd and II 0p0tn I tbtrn S-'0o' " 'Ae sec-
Few Of the sp.ctators ct t knew that Arturo Ind j
ere r.arth,t Io p'eh t ~ tS me'i s,,oSe mio
.ane ~, .ha . yadt ~ @ .ne ov.,, @ Se & te
o,,on W NJ; ;,o , aSs,ucu. mn9 renu. HatnS M