New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-10-06
COQUETTE RUNS
THIRD OVER A
SLOPPY TRACK
Tyree's Carbide Takes In
95 Pounds and Is Never
Headed at Laurel.

Baltimore, Oct. g. Matthew C.,
belts good FLY Coquette met her hrr
defeat Of the Maryland season =.
Laurel to-day. when she finished thru
in the Carrollton Handicap, at .r ,p,.
longs. for three-year-olds.
The race went TO Dr. J. s. Tyre,'.
Carbide. an added starter. while Dis.
tant Shore, from the Oneck Stable. .ls
an added starter. finished second. A..
other heavy rainstorm made the .ra,.
deep in mud, and this condition prob.
ably accounted for the showing Of N.
daughter Of Celt adr.ana. she took
up l2l pounds. and Jack Goldsborouss
considered the advi stability OF wi,l.
drawing her before post time.
Others Of the original field Tia.
lodged tho issue on account OF "A,
track condition were Hanson, The Finn
High Noon. Lady Barbary. Iron Dub,
and Sir Edward. But this same cor.
dition resulted in the adding Of Ka,
kaskia and Fenmouse. as well as Car,
bide and Distant Shore.
There really was little 70 the rur.
ming. Carbide. witt only 95 pound,
up. jumped 20 the front az the rise q
the barrier. and, cutting out all ne
pace. was never seriously threa,ensd
Coauette. after being outrun 20 ii,
stretch. finished with excellent courass
but had 10 be content with third moner
The second best race Of the day vs.,
a selling handicap, At one mile and
sixteenth Il was a fight all the war.
and Henry Watersons game little
three-y ear-old Runes was the winner
By a narrow margin over Richard I.
Wilson's Bcrgo and II. q. Bedwell'.
Partner.
Edna Kenna won a race for San
Lewis. and then was boosted from AZ
entered price OF $500 70 Sl,l00 by II. G.
Bedwell. whose Eddie T. raced second
She was protected and returned 10 hss
stable.
jefferson Liyingston's English col,
Colonel Vennie was an easy winner.
and the other race for juveniles went to
J. VI. Zimmer's Bob Redfeld. Later
Dinah Do proved herself more than a
Splinter by winning all the way over
the mile distance.
The summaries follow:
FRS, race selling: FOR tao-y-,,-cli, ~ as
hSf furiongs Bob Redneli. Jos By'rs, ps
by three lengths Bonner. l0i lCslahsn ssooci
by a length. Ssraper stalEar III U MeTiss,r.'
j. d. sugs. Soil AMI Eth Baumarn also rn
Two dollar mutuels paid Boz Retaed, sriiis'
$40. plsce 8. 90 third 1850. Bonner. Place
So so. third $40. sernper stssart. third $40
second race lseiug. for tNo-jen -oids. I've Al
half fb5longs -Edns krnna los Allen. 20,
By eish, ienghs; Eddie T. 70. ,JooPsr ..s.si
. third. Time. ll2. Mary biacswooi. DisHo.;
Jane s;rslth. servs and scottish knishi aio iaa
Two dollar mu,ue's paid. Edna kenna, s,rsig,i
$50 30. plar, 800 third ,o.jV. klle T.. pas
$3.50. third SIS Siellarns. third $40.
Third race selling handicap. iof tnfes. 'sr
Oils and upward. mile and ,iIieen'n l-k4r =,
callahan second by nose. PAdne'. 100 TOT,
err. third. Time. l.jj. Hedge. Napier and ca'
rso dollar riu,ueis paid. Rune, sir.lrh, Hr
place s. 10 third $50. B0rgo. place f-se. ai'd
s. %. Partner third $40. T.,
vear-oiis. * furionssl Carbide. IS Mink. Eoa
Nv tao lengths. Distant Shore. i0g Cooper, ~
aud rs four lengths. Cocuete lZl Turner, ihIl
Time. lis Neneua. haska'sia ard fsnlols'
Two dollar muuel, paid: c~blt,. ',r,s,'
$3.50. place s. 20. uird s. so. Distant seSs
place $500. third $40. Coeuette. thlrd y ~
I'M race t0r tw0-yeaE-olds. i've and "A
M. gsl-Coloncl Yennie. IL Turner. soe y
four lengths. Grasp. l04 Hoffman second z
length. Afadlr. l09 lLllleyl, third. Tine, ~ ",
Eddic Henry Bambi, Mena and The Decisoa az
ran -.
Two dollar mu,ues paid Colonel venns, st,s'f'
81 -, place s. 90. third 8 20. Grasp. place Nv
third $50. Afadir. third 81
sixth race selling. for three yen-olfs inf "
ward allies and mares. one nile Oman ~ =
collins. won by three lengths. tara"rocA =
UOwderI second by hall a length. Ro0lne.A "
COOPER third Time i.ie 3-f. Louise Ifa~''
Oroiund. StalNsrt Helen aud Maiy N4rrsn a.
ran 80.
So 90 place - 90 thiri $3.50. tariaserccs. pa
slO9 go third Sl5l0. R0bineftA. third $50