The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1893-05-16

an almost perfect start. Judge Morrow.
Leonaweli. Territer and Fidelio were
q little in the lead. with Lamplghter.
Charade Pickpockct. lilune ana MATS In
DAILY tactics, shot to the front and set
clinking pace past the stand and into the
back stretch. Here Leonaweu. W no neo Deen
struggling Y for his head. passed Ierriher ana
through the back stretch was an exceed
ingly pretty one All of the horses were
running we'll together and within striklne
distance of the leader. AZ the far turn
Leonawell slightly increased DIS iead ana anu .
shout went up from ms aaeis-
ers. Their Joy was short uveo.
however. for. turning into fhe
home stretch Diablo. Lamplighter, Jndae
Morrow and Hume moved np and joined
the leader. desperate and highly eAclt-
ing drive ensned, the horses running almost
head and heRd all through the strefon.
Less than quarter OF furlong from tne
wire Diablo began TO draw out and soon
getting clear OF the Others, won erana
race by length and a half. Lamplighter
beat the tired but game Leonaweli neck
for the place. Hume. who was fonrth,
nose away, was Tapped TO the winners ny
Pickpocket and Charade. who had come
from the rear n the last fifty yards.
Taral, who rode the winner. was piaceu
on the seat of floral horseshoe. anu car
ried in triumph from the judges STAND 10
the paddock. Il floral horseshoe was placed
was led from, the track. scarcely ripple
of applause greeted these ceremonies.
AS good as g. to could be obtained
against Diablos chances IN the early Det-
ting. 50 little were his prospects OF winning
she race considered Straight mutual tick
cts on him. of which only twelve were sold,
paid S29i. 80. One hundred and seven book
makers did business In the betting rlng.
but they were utterly UNEQUAL TO the task
of taking in the money offered them by the
crowds. The minor eyents resulted:
First Race-Five-eightbs of mile.
Kingston first. DIR. Hasbronck second, Cor
rection third. Time. l:c0l2.
Second Race-One and one-sixteenth oI
mile. Rainbow first. sport second. 81.
Domingo third. Time. 1:494.
Third Raoe-One-half mile. Chateau
first Black Hawk second. Hurlingham
third. Time. :5Ols.
Fifth Rece-One-hai mile. Token first,
Josie second. Lord Nelson third. Time. 30.
Sixth Race-Three-foUrths of mile.
Harvest first, Lyceum second, Mordotte
third. Time. lila.
Results ut 81. Louis
ST. LOUIS, May 15.-Fair ground results:
First Race Three quarters of amile.
Madden III. first, Aeronaut second. Fatima
third. Time, 1:212.
Seconp Race-Nine-s sixteentbs of mile.
Libertine first Ksng David second, Harry
Lewis third. Time. 1:0l.
Third Race-Tpree-quarters of a mile:
San Sooa nrst, NlrQen secoou, DOuDtlul
third. Time, l:22.
Fourth Race-Three-quartcrs of a mile.
Wedgefield first Out of Sight second, Burt
Jordan third. Time l:20A.
Fifth c-FIfreen-siNteenths of n mile.
Grey Duke first. Carroll keid second. Pen.
nyroyal third. Time. la.
Sixth Race-One mile and an eighth. st.
Joe fret, Bessie Bislsnd eecond. Sir Walter
Raleigh third. Time 203.
Kentucky Onks Won by Monravis.
LOUISVILLE. KY. May 15.-First Race
One mile. Flower de Lis first. London
second. The Queen third. Time. La.
Second Race-FIve frrlongs. Cyrus
first Miss Mamie second, Gore Jay third.
Time. 1:C5A.
Third Race-The Kentucky Oaks. for
three-y ear-old fillies; one mile and quar-
ter. Monravia first. Elizabeth second. Jo-
anna third. Time, ZIG.
Fourth Rsce-Seven furlongs. Cora Tay-
lor first White Nose second. Old Pepper
third. Time. 1:S3
Fifth Race-One mile end twenty yards.
Rudolph first. Emma Primrose second,
Kincsem third. Time. 1:4S