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CURRENT NOTES OF THE TURF. It is said that Miller Henders..n lias received 1 aa ester to rraia ■ division at the G. A. Coehraa horse* and that be may accept. The Siiuitt t l.rothers. .1. limn and Herbert, will I cle abroad this year. The former has just accepted aa offer of a guarantee of ,000 for the season from aa Austrian nobleman. He was told I that mounts could also lie secured for his brother it he made the trip. The Boasters will leave America on Fet.ruary 1. The program took for the San Aatoaio meeting of twenty six days baa baea laaoed. Itcallafor ■ daiD distribution of .00O. with an occasional handicap , worth 8250. The oflicers of the club are Gears* E. Chambers, president: E. C. Noble, treasurer: Harry Sim. u. secretary and manager, and C E. Mauotie. ra las seuiiai Tlie unexpected result of the race In which 1 I. J. Llllis defeated Dringhitrst and Tan Zareta has whetted the New Orleans appetite for another ! meeting of the trio and. with a rearrangement of tlie weights, it will probably lie brought about. That* is a rillv at the track which could probably run an ay from them all, if lit and ready. Her name is Polbttena. May YV.. the Weir lilly. seems to lie much the ii» t of ber sc show a among the juveniles ,. bthtted at Juarez. While BessastS, a stable mm panion. is also ipiite a speedy miss. Trainer Weir has been enabled to secure good prices against [ •these fillies every time they have SOB* to the post. and is a big winner. Tlie best juvenile shown i there, in the opinion of experts, is Hondo. I son i of Plaudit. This youngster went down in defeat the first time out." as be ran green. lie did uol I get to rapniag until in the last sixteenth Bf the • journey, but then finished in I manner to stamp i him its a real runner.
