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CURRENT NOTES OF THE TURF. Jockey A. Claver bas lieou releaseil by the Thorn-el . iffe Stable. . The good English three-year-old. Sunlirc. has been s .ld by J. B. Joel and will probably go to India. Joseph A. Murphy, who lias been the steward 1 representing the Canadian Racing Associations on J the tracks under their jurisdiction during the past r summer, was a visitor in Montreal Wednesday on 1 his wav to his home in St. I,ouis. He will be busy | iM-tweeii now and tile end of the year completing arrangements for tlie opening of the meeting at New-Orleans on January 1. of which he will lie the manager. He has decided on many changes for New • Orleans racing and is looking forward to an even i more successful meeting than that of a year ago. The American jockey G. Archibald headed the list , of winning riders for the summer meeting at Ilopiie garter. Berlin, recently concluded, with seventeen , firsts in forty-eight races. The victories of the American rider were |ioptilar. and in racing al least t there was no trace of auti-American feeling. Second j place was taken liy jockey Rastcnlterger. riding J tor til.- Wcin! crg stables, for which Kreil Taral. , former American jockey, is training. Rastenberger. who is serving with the German tield artillery and I was given a furlough for the meeting, rode fifteen i winners in lilty si races. Other German jockeys s follow for to the rear, the ucxt rider, l.lueschkc. , having ridden only seven winners.
