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CURRENT NOTES OF THE TURF. The public shoald know that William It. Booker, Jr.. lias never at any time, or at any place, or in MM capacity, represented Daily Kacing Form, nor will he do ■». W. Shaw, who returned from abroad recently, has beea ordered to Germany to get ready for the turf season. George Archibald, tin- Oakland jockey, is at Bulla and will take part in the races again this year. James Mel-iughlin. one of the greatest of JaefcejS in bis youth, has in his charge at Uravesend tile good three-year-olds Cetandria and Watercress IE. w here b th are wintering in goad health and general condition. Sandy McNaughton has ten two year -olds by Yon Trontp In winter quarters at Gravest ml. which arc-thriving lustily and have attracted much attend ii OB account of their uniform good looks. The Von Tromps have not dune much in raring yet. but may. Von Trump was a good and high bred race h em and shonld sire good slock. The latest issue of the Pacing Calendar contains aa important feature in a complele list of the thoroughbred stallions with the addresses of their owners. The list is taken from the registration of 1915 and there are shown 599 stallions. la addition to the slallion. his color, age and pedigree, there is als I given the name and address of his owner. W. D. Miller, who has just purchased five mares from John E. Madden of Hamburg Place, is the in in who paid 938,000 for the stallion Uncle. The purchase of these mares would make it appear that Mr. Miller is desirous of obtaining as much Alarm blood as possible. The broodmare purchases include l.ao Hubbard, by Yankee— Myrtle Harknesa; Our Lass,,:, by Yankee llithyia; Continental, by Yankee Royal Gnu: Yankee Sister, by Yankee- Sister Cheerful, and Laughing Elsie, by Voter -Harpsichord, by Amphioii.
