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NOTES OF THE TURF. Foreman Edward Nash of the Brownleigh Park k Stable, says Beckon has filled ont wonderfully well II this winter and will be a much better filly as :l a three-year-old than she was last season. Peter Sterling is now being pointed for the "J Waterhonse Cnp, which his owner, E. Trotter, has thonghts of winning, since he conld not get the • Lord Esterling horse ready for the Burns Handicap. . Joseph E. Widener. it Is said, has entered his Is six-year-old steeplechaser El Ouchillo In the Grand „j Steeplechase, to be run in June at Auteuil. France, "■ and the full brother to Coligny will be sent across M the Atlantic next spring to he trained for the race ge by Eugene Fischoff. G. L. Richards, of Boston, who has raced New w York and Palette for Several years with Frank ,k Lightfoot as traiuer. has decided to sell the horses rS at auction. They will be offered for sale at New vv York February 20, and if sold will mark his re tlrement from the turf for the present. Roehampton. the ten year-old chestnut horse by y Bathampton — Agnes Flash, which has been doing ... stud duty at the Antrim Stud of Dr. James Kerr rr near Warrenton, Virginia, for the past few years, s .. has been leased by his owner, J. 0. Follansbee, to Hunter G. Breekenridge for service at his Catawba »- Farm, Botetourt County, Virginia. A. B. Spreckels has given the name PinaTes to a a promising two-year old colt by Marius IL, which ch Enoch Wishard will race next season on the New w York tracks. The colt is a half-rother to Voorhees. *s. the best horse that ever carried the Spreckels colors. ol- Voorhees will not be raced again, as his lis . underpinning is shaky. He will be retired to Napa Stock Farm for sire duty.
