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I ." S is s «• il of .f i- i I ■ as J * n • p v jl 1 J a a n k t o j s | s . CURRENT NOTES OF THE TURF. Though only nine horses started in Hie New v Zealand Cup. the amount invested on tlie machine e on the race, about 2. HN». forms a record lor any y one event in that dominion. Wrack, the well-bred son of Roliort le 1 liable - Samphire. Mr. A. It. Hancocks recent importation, and Sir Wilfred, sire of Trojan, the Fiituritv win- set-, will make the season of IMC near Paris. Ky. ," Celt and Cloritier will stand at Mr. Hancocks El- lerslie Stud in Virginia. "Bill" Carroll, trainer for the Napa Stock Farm. is getting together a stable to go to Tia Juana. He expects to have six or seven two-year-olds and ,j some older horses to get into the competition. John „ M. Crane and Garnet Ferguson are planning to 0 visit the Lower California course. Tlie attention of nominators to the Breeders Fu- i- turity of MM and 1017 is called to the conditions ■ of the stakes, which require a payment on Janu- ; ary 1. For the MM Futurity a payment of 5 J is due and for the 1017 Futurity a payment of * S10 is due. Send payments at ouce to Garret I. • Wilson, secretary. Lexington, Ky. In talking of tlie splendid prices realized at the e sale of the Maekay yearlings in New York. John ii E. Madden was naturally enthusiastic aboil! the e prices secured for the yearlings by Rock Sand out t of Trigger and Gunfire, lioth daughters of old Royal il MB, the yearling out of Trigger selling for .i»00 0 and Gunlires yearling bringing .SOO. Royal inn ii Is the property of Mr. Madden and is at Hamburg 1 Place and. although nearly twenty-three vears old. I. is hale and hearty aud safe with foal to Star Shout. .
