New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-05-16

The Messrs Morris withdrew Russell because Mars had
beaten him in a trial. Alonzo Withdrawn by the
Mesrs kecne because they believed he had no chance
Banquet Nomad and Raceand the first to appear on
the track for warming up Banquet and Nomad working
together and Kaceand following all eighth Of mile be-
hind Eaecand did not look well and Banquet was high
In hesh. Nomad seemed perfectly n but he not in
the hand cap class.
Diabo followed Raceland attacking no particular at
tention though he seemed without friction Then
Charade, in f. Gebhords coiors Sloane having
had time to change his jacket The little black horse
in fine form.
w. &. Days pair. Terrier and FidelIo, gnoped TO.
gether, Fdcio having ambition than the other ap
paFcntly Both looked big.
Judge Morrow and Hume the next TO appear
The former was plainly overdone. He too well
trained. lie Rad tucked-up appearance, which turned
many against him. Hume was in superb condition.
Pickpocket came down the homestretch like hehschool
In his life.
Leonawe reflected great credit his youthful trainer,
Philip Dwyer. r. lie had none OF the OF last
year. and moved lightly and freely.
Mars went like the wind, showing speed enough to win
q dozen handicaps.
Last all came the favoritc Lanpl ghter-a grand,
powerful horse pleasing 10 There
ton Of his perfect fitness.
There parade The horses went TO the post and
took their places, Raceand the rail ana after q
delay, Rowe dropped the flag start beyond criticism.
There than three lengths between the first
and the last. lakeland Leonawel and Terriier
slightly In advance and the last named
the running In the first furlOng the crowding began and
the field passed the judges stand the jockeys
appalling TO each other to pull out Leonawcll passei
Terriher the and opening OF lengths lei
the field for furiOnes till well In the home
stretch Territcr took second place Mars third. Diab0
fourth Hume fifth, Eaccand SIXTH Iampgter seventh,
aud Banquet and Nomad in the Lampgher
the rail. in the worst possible position. Sims could
not 60 ahead pull out and 20 around and he dared
not pull back attempt flank movement. In the
up the backsrctch, Raceland, Mars and Hume moved
up Diablo In front Of the ayOrltc, who still held
the RAIL- awaiting opening 1t never came Just
opposite the old roadhonso at the turn there much
crowdng aud jostng Raccland. Mars and LsmplIghter
nearly OH his feet, and Sims obliged to pull up to
avoid all accident Several lengths lost, and when
head Of the stretch reached Lampllghtcr
almost the last Of Held while LeOnaweu flying
along In front apparently far beyond the reach Of harm
The leaders swung wide. which enabled Judge Morrow
and Hume through and take the rail-. Dablo
the outside. and Lampightsr In the middle
OF Terrilier done AMI the seemed
to lie between Morrow, Hume and LconaweIl. AZ tho
last nrlong pos; Leonaweli began 10 weaken. Morrow
aftrward, and Hume had 100 yards
from The finish. Raceland, banquet and Nomad were
in a hopeless position and as for Chorade. Mars and
Eidelio they lost view. Diablo fast In the
last eighth followed faster BY Lampghter. Fifty yards
from the finish Dlabo in 'front.' and retaining the
lead the end he by nearly length, Lnmpiighter
second length before LeOnawel who beat Hume three
quarter Of a length. Pickpocket only a head behind
Hume. with Charade and Judge Morrow by his side.
Mutuas-Diablo straight paid 1924 So place els IS
Lampghter place Sl2 %.
FIFTH RACE-For two-yearods; selling; 81 600 added;
half a mile.