The Washington herald., 1913-10-14
CAMPEON Lands
Laurel feature
Carman's Colt Comes Through
with Win IN All Ages
Handicap.
is BACKED BY OWNER
Old Superstition Also Rewards His
Baekers- s-Flammarion
Also Wins.
IS BACKED BY OWNER
Nv G. w. SWAY.

Laurel, Nd, Oct 12-Dick Carman's
campeon, backed from % tc Il TO in
the ring. romped home a winner In the
All Ages Handicap. the feature event
at Laurel today. Campeon had evidently
been prepared for killing. and the New
York turfman was ready when the time
arrived. It Is estimated that his win
nIngs today will aggregate close to
$1,000 from the ring and out of town
poolrooms.
Progressive. T. f. sheedys fast colt, was
on in the lead and maintained his position
at the top OF the procession until round
ing the turn into the stretch. Campeon
had plenty Of reserve strength, and
passed Progressive with ease. The
sheedy colt was played out, and Prince
Ahmed and Sherwood finished IN the
money.
T. G. Enr,ght was the winning owner
Of the day, his Noble Grand and Royal
Message getting first place in the last
two races Nathan and Musgrave were
the winning Jockeys. each having two
mounts to bring home the money.
Superstition Wins.
Another popular win was recorded in
the third event, mile and sixteenth
dash. In this event Old Superstition re-
wardod his hackers, beating the we'll
played favorite, Bonnie Eloise, by a
nose. "old Sup" was on in front, and
never relinquished the first position.
Bonnie Eloise closed fast, and to many
looked to be the winner. Superstition
was well backed In the ring, and the old
timer ran good race. Today's victory
makes the thirty-sixth for the veteran.
Lady Grant came home a winner in
the first race, over the i've and a half
furlong route FL Mahdi, the favorite,
was never contender. while orty. also
well thought OF. managed to grab the
third position. Redpath was second.
The second race went to F1ammarion,
also backed heavily in the ring failed
to come through. Little Jupiter was sec
ond, and The Rump third.
Noble Grand was an easy winner In
the fifth race. with Stake and Cap sec
ond. and the Urchin third. The last
race went to Royal Message, with Dam
gerous March second. and Aftergiow
third Summary:
FIRST RACE-seIing; txoyearoIds; five and
half turiuneA Lady Grant lG tButweID, to ],
to ]. even. won: Red Path, 10 Gentry. L to /,
to !. to seund; ortyx. lN tKarriekl. IL to
:. 10 D. to s third Time lbs 35 Lambs
Tail. Best Bulgar. Scarlet Letter Food Of For
tune. LAneewOod. Elmshdi. and No Managr also
ran
SECOND RAcE-seIlns; threeyear-olds and up-
ward; one and onesixteenth mileA F1ammaron
loa GSathanl. . to s. to 10, ! to J. won; Little
Jupiter, lG CButwelD, 10 . TO s. to 5. second;
The Rump. lis Wattsl. to I, 2 to l. to 5, third
Time, las. Gerard. Henotie, Frog. Mary Ann
K, and Ella Crane also ran-
THIRD RACE-Selling; threeyear-olds and up-
ward; one and onesixteenth miles. Superstition
lG CNathanl, u to S. to 5. to 5. won; Bonnie
Eloise, los u. McTagurD, 10 5. to % cut,
second; J. Il. Houghton. 100 (WAldrun), 10 to 1
10 2. even. third. Time lK rs Chas r. Grain-
ger. Master Jim. Gates Kinder Lou. and Fsiry
Godmother also nm
FOURTH RAcE-seIirs: handicap; an ages; sir
furionsS Campeon. l0o. Rishtmirel. % to l, to
I, 70 I. won; Prince Ahmed, 10 (Buriiugame),
II TO l. 10 l. to s. second; Sherwood. lis Cwatts)
II to s. to 5. to 5. third Time. las Is. Water
wefes. Working Lad. Phyllis Antoinette and
PrureSzve also nm.
FOURTH RACE-Maidens Of all agss; one mila
Noble Grand. IDN NIusgT1vel. z to s. to s. to
Z. won; Stake and Car, % (AmbroseD. to l, sven
to 2 second: The Urchin, 90 u. McTaEgzrtl. 10
to l. to l. 10 5. third. Time. lIl Is sherlock
Holmes. Abdon, Sir Dawn, Fsthom, Skibbereen
Elcgznza. and silent Pilot also 1n.
SIXTH RACE-Selling; threeyearolds and up
ward; s1 fulongS ROYAL Message. ls CMusgrzyel,
to 5. out, won: Dangerous March. 100 CJacoonl,
10 10 l. 10 l. even, second; AherEiow lo2 (Calla-
han). 30 to l. to l. to !. third. Tine, Lax IS
Joe knight. Prince Royal Vested RiShts. Feather
Dusr. Miss Edith. and York Lad also nan.