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NOTES OF THE TURF. Jack Ruin and Rio Pecos are the only horses OH the schooling list at Juarez. Paul Madeira, who for live years was , aeeted with ih- stable .d August Belmont, i- exercising horses at Palmetto Park with a view of g.-ttiug into condition t. ride. .1. v. Snipp. ..f tin- Bunaj Slope stud, has leaaed Ferole from August Belmont and the s..u of Urine and Ferment will make the season of 1912 at Mr. Sbipps farm, near Midway. Ky. If. !. Winn, writing from Juai-ez. lias this to say: "If there ever was a time that prospects lock I bright for racing at Juarez, that line- i- now. Our meeting this year has been successful from every standpoint every da. since we opened It. and we are tin- year begiuning to realise some of the Ideas we •had in luiiiil when the association Was organized." Bones owned by tin- United Statea ami ridden by armj onVura will compete in crusa-conatrj events at marly all the amateur race meetings • ! the east this year. In line with this policy in imoted by the big men of tin- turf it is announced by Prank J. Bryan, secretary the Hunts Committee, that the army races ar. attracting more entries than ever before ami are bound to became features at all the im . tfaaga. The Bat racing season in Prance will commence at S.uni fl 1 Mar.-h 15. The Paris Spiinir Meeting stalls i.ril s ih,- French Two ami tme Thousand liuii.eas will I.,- ii i Sunday. May 111 and the Kreuefa Oaks at i liau tilly on Sunday, June : . The I ten. ii Derbj takes place at the same place Sunday. Inn- in. ami th.- Grand Anteuil Steeplechase tie following snmiav. The Grand Prix de Can-, mil be decided on Sunday, June 30, at Ljugthaujps. I
