New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-10-16

'NOUREDDIV AN
EASY WINNER AT
LAUREL TRACK
Springs Surprise in Mill
Handicap, Beating Some
Good Ones.

Laurel. Nd, Oct. i5.-Noureds,.
which used to run with the plata.
when he was owned By T.. T. wax,
jr., handily defeated a field OF rs.s
ones, including former stabl.nr,
Montresor. and II. c. Hallenb.e.,
Blue Thistle, in the one-mile handi.,,
which was the feature Of the card s.,.
to-day.
This same Noureddin has bad
rather checkered career since he "a,
bought out Of selling race from vi.
son this summer by Joseph Nsrrr.
Shortly after he was brought to Mar.
land ne was claimed out OF sno,hs,
selling race by Ars. J. b. Goodman.
whose colors he carried to-day. |, vas
his second victory Of ;ne meeting
Another surprise was the victory Il
Sam Lewis's -year-old Edna Kena.
in the mile race for iillies and mares
She won by four lengths over asa
good ones as Pan Maid, Venitia, Sta,
Gift and Kask:skia.
James Buffers Schoolboy won ii,
brackets easily in the FIVE and a haf
flrlong dash for maiden two-year-olds
that opened the card. In his race Jer
Livingston showed the Co!in-Vsia
Chick colt Hanlon that he brough, over
from England as yearling. Il was hii
first start under colors, and while TIC
fine looking youngster showed fash
of speed, he plainly was no. az his bes.
After Frederick Johnson's Ally, Viz.
ginia ". was beaten IN the six-furlong
affair for youngsters b. Chiyator an
Andrew Miller's Disturber she vas
claimed out of the race by II. G. Bed
we'll for $1,000.
There was another run-up in the lar
race. When Corsican won for r. A
White he was boosted from $500 .,
81. 900 BIZ W. p. Burch. and was lei
back to his former stable.
The track was still heavy from n,
rain Of Yesterday, and II IS doubtful u
Andrew Miller will star, Roamer in the
P~ince George Handicap, az one mile
The knight Errant gelding is in At -!
pounds.
The summaries follow:
Fir,, race Tor maiden Two year. oli. sr- ,si .
halt furlonss School Boy. 100 ibgi~,l sou y
a ierrfh and hal,. Broom Corn, liz NeDefnlri
second By I've lengths. Sm,9,o,h.ofe, .os - hs.n
:. L.. sandllghf. Rae b. Donner. Lanes..te u.
lsnrey and Billy MCGEE Ai'o t.n, I.o'cs ,..'
s. o6, thiri 1870. Broom Corn. place ss.s9. ihti
81 aO. Smoothtore third s.
second race selling. for iSo-yea'-olds ~ ".
Dlsurber. IL lButgelN. second By hire l,ars'
virginia ". l0s OLilleyi. third Iine ls!h
/ Col Gutelius KIM Tuscan. Iep'on. senpef' "a
wart and southern star als9 ,rm w. ~, ,o ~
third $3.50. Disturber, place $3.50. ihhi W.
/ virginia VI. third $50.
Third race selling. for thr-e-yeu-o old. ,ni "
won won by hail a length. Mnstr,i los lcsn,has,
third. Time. III - Evelyn g. ARIi'!, g
paid BrandyRine sirsish, 81 80. place 20. mir
1910 Minsirel place $40. third "ls' Lar
'' Fourth rae Tor Ellie. and mar.s al ages -
milel-Edna Kenna ~ 0ogderl. Won By ~
lengths. vetetia los LLMeyl. se'oni ~ -ea
Pan Maid. 10? q. MeTassart BIRD IN IN.
1889 star GIFT and kaskasna also fal 10 81
dollar mu'uels paid Edna henna ,IIsa - 49, ~
place SO 90. thirl $3.50. Yeneua. place s. 30 Am
s. Pan Maid. third $50 -. -.
Fifth race (hantcap. Tor ihree leaoifs a..
upward. one mile and a sixteenth -Nouredih ?
f Mink. won By three lengths Moniresor l9- ~.
Caheyl. second by two lengths. h.ls Ihls'es !.
/ davies third Time 80 2-j. Bu'khofn HUI
and Republican also ran Tso-doiar mlia.. ya;l
Nouredin straight sis 90 place So 70 ihlfl - =
Montresor place 40. third $50 Bls ihs1s
third $40. -. -.
sixth race selling. ,or ihrse-yeAr-o.ds ana NJ
ward. one mile and seventy ysrlsi-torrosu. y. \,
7 NlcDernottl. won by length. Royal Ns'sof ny
T IN NrTaggartl second hy a length and hL'
Vslas. 100 SMITH. third. Tine 10 nay ?
Light Spnngmass. Joe Deibold. Harm junior y
Balfron also ran. Tyo-d9llar muiues pAa -, ~,
Meteor place s. %. third So. Nalas. ihfi W"