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1 s of ?J ti on A1 f . by L. t; " . r. " on " 1 " . , "i J; j; - J t ; j LAUREL PARK TURF NOTES t - 7 The stewards ruled that the further entry Capstan in steeplechases would be refused. He ran out of the course in Fridays jumping event, just as he had done earlier in the meeting and several times at the 1935 meeting here. Melvin L. Emerich, part owner of the Millsdale Stable, journeyed from Chicago to inspect the stable that is here in charge of Anthony Pelleterl and to witness the performances of Grey Streak and Bottle Cap. The horse colony at Laurel was augmented the arrival of three horses that race for W. Johnson. Those in the shipment wero The Aenead, Tribunal and Dunfox, which were campaigned at Beulah Park. Willie Nertney stated that he would accompany the C. V. Whitney stable to Lexington, Ky. Ben Holmes, who served as racing secretary at Suffolk Downs, underwent an operation in the South Baltimore General Hospital Friday. His condition is reported good. Our Ship and Polly Reigh were placed on the schooling list after displaying bad post manners here Friday. J. E. Fuller has taken over the four-year-old filly Nankin to train for Earl Rhodes, who recently obtained the miss from W. Zakoor. The horse population at Bowie was increased by the arrival of P. C. Randolphs two-year-old Cloudy Weather. There are over sixty horses stabled at the Prince Georges County p.ant at present. In addition to Pompoon, C. F. Clark is training Showabal, Ahmed and Eli Lee for Jerome H. Louchheim and Harrys Dream for Henry F. Louchheim. Jockey Charles Kurtsingcr arrived from Jamaica, L. I., to ride War Admiral for Glen Riddle Farm in the Richard Johnson Stakes. He returned to New York after fulfilling his engagement. Jockey Charles Corbett, who cancelled his mounts Friday due to a slight cold, resumed riding Saturday. Stake blanks representing six stakes to be renewed during the meeting of the Southern Maryland Agricultural Association at Bowie are available at the office of the racing secretary here. Nominations close Thursday. Juveniles will be asked to travel a mile for the first time Monday. Two races are scheduled at that distance, both being for maidens. Hirsch Jacobs informed trainer A. J. Bedell that he was shipping Amagansett from Jamaica to fulfill his engagement in the Columbus Day Handicap Steeplechase listed here Monday.
