New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-10-23
HE WILL MEETS
HIS FIRST DEFEAT
In MARYLAND
Beaten by Noureddin at
Even Weights in Race
at Laurel.
fBy Telegraph to The Tribun. J

Laurel, Md, Oct. 22.-Louis Fuesteps
three-year-old He will met his first
defeat Of the Maryland season here
this afternoon. when in a mile race for
horses Of his age, he was beaten by
+. J. McGraw's Noureddin. He VIII
had scored Ave successive victories
and It WAS generally believed that tho
fields he had beaten were better than
the one that opposed him this after
noon.
A disqualification came out Of the
running, when Amos Turney's Balko,
after finishing third. was set back for
having fouled Emil Hers Eagle badly
in the run through the stretch. Balko
had the Herr horse on the rail and he
almost put him over the fence By
humping him all through the last
furlong.
Noureddn was purchased only this
morning By McGraw. He is horse
from the Marrone Stable. and later
d D.
he has raced well. r. |. Miller pro-
tested the claim, as it was made on
October 3, and rule of protests Is that
they be filed within forty-eight hours,
and il was denied, though the stewards
said that apart from the time limit the
claim was perfectly legal one.
The track was heavy and slow, but
the weather was delightful for out OF
door sport and another big crowd was
on hand The second best race OF the
day was a selling handicap for two-year
olds, and it went to Emil Hers Daddy's
Choice, colt that he recently claimed
from II. c. Hallenbeck. After the
finish Daddy's Choice was raised from
81 200 to Sl,700, with A. c. Parrotto
and Sam Louis doing the bidding.
He was protected and bought in for
sl,705 Later in the day, when A.
Stafford's WATERFOWL was winner, ne
was carried from $500 to $1,000, at
which figure he was sold to u. H.
Tompkins.
The summaries follow:
FRS, rae. ltor tSoy.sr old maiden ~, and
won b. four lengths; May McGee, ll2 lkleei'
.sio9d h'1a E Mdepi BRs'0 va., BotRer
smco,hbore, Hsnlon Miss Philon and Bis Il as?
ran Two dollar rnutue; paid Bl1ome,95I9i suslsh.
t5 iiSS ihi n $40, Elsie Bonero. third 5000.
second race Selling. handicap for two-yen-olds
s, furlonss -Daddy's Choice. ITO 1Burlnsame
Won by four lengths DisiuIoer, .os !HCnesl sec
ond by half 8 length. Illana l02 lMcAteel, thlil.
Tine 1 20. Maifou. Golden List ana 0a'slly
also ran Two dollar muiue.s paid; Dadly
Choice straight SIS 10. place s., third - DIS
t-Irber place So co. third. $50. nafia third s5sO
Third race selling ior all ages nile ana wen
" yards woian, 100 lCoo9er' won oy 81 ien sd
bamboo. 100 lAlenb. second by .eh.'n ~ :
hsg. lights out l0j Mink. third. Tine. 81 10.
Miss W'Gigsle. Walloon. Mollis Richards. Havana
and Cotton Top also ran. Two dollar ml,ueis Dali.
Woltn. straight $40 place s5eO. tmfi s-'y'
Bamboo place ;i270 third $3.50 Li.n's OUT
Fourth rae. for three y-sr-ods: one milel-
Noureddin l07 lParingtoni. won by lensJn'
lie VIII, io7 (McCahcyl. second By a neck Rage;
ioq Ioyyderl. thrd Tine. As. Balko finished
hind But vas disqualified FOR foul. Herbert Ten.
ole and Bslko also ran. Two dollar mutueis psld.
Noureddin. straight 500. place 50: lie VIII place
g. 40. no third mutueis sold -
Fifth race selling. GOT all ages: mile and tsei.
~ ysrdsl-Watertoan. l0j Gunner. won By
iensth. Iady London. l07 MING, second by Two
iensthS. Good Counsel IS tLowder). third. line,
/ / az Resale Orms. Minstrel Beverly James Jnn
l. and ormesd also ran. Two dollar mutue,S pAiidd.
i.ady London place 1910. third s2ioi Good Coun-
sirth r.re (selling. for three.year,ods and gp
usrd, mile and a siIteenthl-Roys! Meteor ~
CMinD won by two lengths; star Oh Love ~ ~,
tForehsndl second by length; DICKS Pet w
Ritd + nh Rock and Baliron also ran. Two doI-
lar mutuels paid Royh Meteor straight s5.oy'
nIsce ~ Dol third S. 80. star Of Love. place N''V
ND e. 30 DICKS Pet. third Ss.2