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NOTES OF THE TURF. J. L. MeOinnis has sold Monty Fox: to w. Jackson. Superman has been shipped from Kingston Stud to his new home in New Jersey. The horses of H. C. Hallenbeck are wintering w»ll at their owners farm near Red Bank, N. J. Howard Oots will take up his horses about February 1. They have been turned out on the farm. W. It, Oliver has purchased from Mode Nicoll the black gelding Lord Lelghton. 4, by CVsarion — Fon-solette. W. O. Parmer, of Nashville. Tenn., has booked sic mares to Cydadcs, by Cyllene, the leading stallion of England. The chestnut colt by Meelick— Floreal. which Fletcher Driver recently sold to J. Tandy Hughes, has been named Captain Jacobs. There will be ten days mixed racing in 1913 at the Exposition Grounds. E»rmouton. AllKrta. Two harness and four running races will be given each day. A. B. Lowe has taken up Miss Thorpe from John D. Carr s farm near Lexington, where she has been running out since the Latonia meeting. She looks well. Secretary Garrett D. Wilson of the Kentucky Association thinks that the total eligihles to- the 19JS Breeders Futurity will reach eighty, which will represent a high water mark for the third pavment. Last years Futurity had seventy-five third pavments It is estimated that with twelve starters the Futurity of l!tl3 will be worth ,530. Its highest value heretofore has been ,848.
