two-year-old Plate run in May at Kempton Park. In July, Amiable ran second to Sanderling in the Lavant Stakes. In August at York, Amiable won the 1,000 sovereign Princess of Wales's Plate, beating Wherwell by a couple of lengths. In November at Liverpool, Amiable finished third in the Knowsley Nursery Handicap to Jacob and Xury. She finished the season with two wins in nine starts. 1894: three-year-old-season On 11 May at the Newmarket spring meeting, Amiable won the 1,000 Guineas Stakes in a 13 horse field. Mecca was the front runner from the start followed closely by Throstle and Jocasta. Mecca held on to the lead until the halfway mark, being passed at the hill by Lady Minting. Ridden by Bradford, Amiable overtook Lady Minting in front of the grandstand to win by a margin of three lengths over Lady Minting and Mecca. Attendance at the 1894 running of The Oaks held on 8 June was rated by the London Times as average, likely owing to the threat of rainstorms. Rumours had circulated before the race that Amiable had gone lame on one leg, leading her to initially be placed at long odds in the betting. Starting against 10 other horses at 2 to 1 odds, Amiable hung at the back of the field for the early part of the race, far behind the front runner Sarana. Amiable was not a contender until nearing the straight, edging out Sweet Duchess and Sarana to win by three quarters of a length. A few weeks later, Amiable dead heated with the filly Jocasta for third place in the Coronation Stakes, won by Throstle. In September, Amaible was fourth in the St. Leger Stakes at Doncaster, losing to Throstle, Ladas and Matchbox. A few days later, Amiable won the Park Hill Stakes, beating Sarana and Lady Normanton. In the last start of her career, Amiable was unplaced in the Cesarewitch Stakes. Amiable injured her leg at the Liverpool meeting in November and was scratched from all of her engagements. She was retired from racing at the end of the season and became a broodmare at the Welbeck Stud in 1895. Breeding career Amiable was not successful as a broodmare, producing only one foal that survived to adulthood. Amiable produced twins to Morion during her first season at stud in 1896, the foals dying at birth. A colt sired by Carbine, named Amnesty, was