The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1893-04-23
CHARADE'S SPLENDID RACE.
THE BLACK COLT DEFEATS DIABDo
,yD R4CELAND Ar ELIzABETH.

~, hone. wa- Fnvorite for the New Jer-
.v Jockey Ciub Handicap, but the Son
.r,,,rnxus wou-Butsen wa, Urpiaced
-r,,ry Wins for Mr. Croker-A Rnce
Thrown Away-woi-ey Wins the First
mac. Tor the Morris Stable Thi. Year.
rbc largest throng Of the meeting saw the
..,ond division Of the New Jersey Jockey Club
usndIcap decided ut Elizabeth yesterday
.1ornoon. that game four-year-old Charado
rinnlnc by a hoad from Diablo. who in turn
Vat tho ~fnvorite Iacoinud half n length for
s.cond money. Bitten. tho iron horse from
cnttenturg. winner OF tho first half OF the
20 on saturday last. was unplaced at the
.nd although he led until three furlongs from
home.
Tbsre was almost rs much interest 10 the
handicap AS in any OF tho BIG rnces that bring
,ocether the cracks Of the year later on. AMI
.hrse extra trains were required to onvey tho
.rouds OF sport lovers to tho track. the FIRST
.vent being delayed twenty minutes In order
N rive tho railroad n chance TO get the people
N the grounds. Superintendent Brush had
Want his harrows moving constantly. and.
.ia,d by the strong breeze. the track was In
,urphsingly good condition. the going near
m, nil being frst-class. When tho heavy gray
.opds scudded across the sky the Guttenburg
contingent prayed for rain. 80 that Bitten
sould carry of the splendid Woodlawn Vase.
an which he had already . sort Of first mort
r,ee. Mr.. Croker came to the track and with
drew Ycrkville Belle. being content to SEQ
Fairy romp homo in the second race. Father
Bill DAILY afterwards withdrew Tsrrifer. leav-
ipe a field OF nine TO go to the post.
Tho preliminary gallops OF the various can
s.l..., rrara clnealv vvnfnhad and old Rono.
land. who bounded along like a rubber ball.
caught the crowd. who straightway made him
sfsvorite at odds on. good long odds being
quoted against the others. Of which Charade.
Disb,o. and Bitten sold on almost even terms.
Charade. looking big and lusty. moved through
the stretch as though he could hold his own in
any company. and he was voted q dangerous
commodity. Bitten warmed up under blank
cts, and went q trife short. The price
against Raceland was SO short that Mr.. Dwyer
and his friends declined to bet on him. As the
horses went to the post rain foil In huge drops,
and umbrellas were plenty on the lawn. where
the thousands stood huddled together wait
ing for the rcd flag to drop. Mr.. Rowe had
some trouble with his field for ten min
utes. but finally secured q perfect start.
Bitten rushed to tho front. followed
BY Charade. Madrid. Raceland. Diablo. and
Hamilton in the order named. Harry Jones
urged Bitten in the run up the backstretch in
the sndeavor to get away from his opponents.
and a cyclone Of cheers went up from the
throats OF tho G~uttenburgers. who to a man
wanted Bradley's colt to win. The brown fell
low. penallzed Ave pounds by his victory q
Charade. Dlablo. and Raceland were striding
ai his heels halt q mile from home. Jones be-
gan, whipping at this point. and Bitten strnG-
Then p?CGstt cut loose. with Charade. followed
hy Dinblo and Eaceland. and the battle began
Charnde seemed to. hold his opponents safe
until Q furlong rom homo. whore Diablo made
one Of his old-time rallies. and getting up to
Tia6lo. crowded Charade. and Docgett was
compelled, to ride for his NE to get home first
Only half a length away. and with another
fourth. whilo Bitten finished in the ruek.
and pleased the crowd immensely; The Judges
e ssaF t ao, t !,n'sh th and a,d shf sd 5"Sss sr ss!d Irt snst h hs
ISL to he excused from riding him; A
s sSss chances. %aas for the Brooiiyn Handfcap.
ioy which he carries less than ITO pounds.
s ssss 'sSs s saS n" q a Fa%n. .a;s At 1s q mi &. l snd
Nnethinv happens to him Mr.. Jones will have
quite q good race horse. Mr.. pwyer said that
and donate the Moodlewn Vase. as there seems
to b. some sentiment IN racing after all. -.
Io S"sii for iI the c GSs aa't race e'f Tor 'th Ges- Sss.
olts at six iprlongs. and they had the race to
themselves, the latter passing the DAILY cast
ping rt By four sf isnst h IN" sh "G%e Tattlo b ana Mo- Mn.
hannmed quite as handily for second money.
psids1 VT 'ss. SSit' 6 81 lot M Gs talk # SsHss e!ssP Gsmp a
S Ut ' ct sS%s .S snls t to ila ! sfa L tie s f Ksyoa se a!oF
SGelainG was not the race horse they supposed
on adf' rs. su. sa u.ias SHF tg", zen h for the / e Soc &C:
LLiH H9 waited With Nj. crooter,s mare be:
stretch was reached. and then the angals
t dHsS Sistats 81 q AaT Tsr ow was sv permitted rift F to ;r foley usiS
siopt pull winner by a length and a half. Liz
~ H. ee ,in White Rose as far for second money
have knocked the fraction OF had there been |
any occasion for it.
mil, MIt Young was made the medium, Of a
thousands Of dollars going on him ut any kind
81 oaos. poEgett kept the gelding In a good
ffi rinss next SeH the ID all and won By two Lengths;
~ tne hnisl. Warsaw was third. some dis
ttance back. J~aponica. showed some speed |
nipch hai a mile. butadied away quickly when
Hoey was '~favorite for tho selling scramble
eielA IuTiongs. and should have won. the |
S.uer Lameley; who had the mount on Lake
IahIs coli, making n series Of mistakes. AL |
caius ana Azrael made the running at the
start. with Hoey Immediately behind them.
Atthe beginning Of the turn Lambley tried to |
come through on tho rail. and was promptly
SUI on. lie waited hgain. no doubt hop
.hg 70 get through at the head OF the
eTretch tried it. and was again disappointed.
nc was compelled to take Hosy back once
t moto' ana come around on, the outside. and
s.iat lost him the race. Alcaldc, under tho
nm.p, iasling long enough to win by a neck,
AZrael was II close third. ~
,nssenhlyman Alfred lIennen Morris came to
ElZapeth to see why the all scarlet had not An
tthei IN iront during the week, and announcc
s,,at " 2isey would win the last race, feeling
s1'eot lSaoill'y as n mascot. The talent NAV
Su tne imported colt very strongly. his races
mhN.ns p"en most consistent, and the book-
Mnhors hein he son of Ham pton and Jennie Il
~ NnTS snort price, Grrtie neing tina most
s nnn y 81 tho others. L.ento. Fredericks pje
~, nesIiark ran in close Drderto tbe miIdiee
:, .ao I'm. wlere l4cnto was crowded until ~,
tunlroWdS esGnned falling, and dronpeJ nutm9
.ne race. " olsey was. slow to get mnisr ,uu.,W
Ghu gIonn won't Gp from tho nlIngar. Thny,
creo Llttic'e.a wont TO the whip M tba mnrn
Inrionf. inc imported colt nui.ti 20 ssam'unaot
nown toluslness, however, and, rnn,ir S,, Iii
ons Utmost sainencss; passed his onpSnsnts
Ene ~ ohs. ana won by ,three-uuarters o' ~
length. Fredsricks; aidsa by hs Gnt,cn hmm
preparation. boat the tired Ge,tie how ou9rg
second money. Summaries follow. "0A' ior