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CURRENT NOTES OF THE TURF. Celts book is lull lor the season of 1910. C. K. G. Billings and Frederick Johnson were visitors in San 1 ram -isco this week. On December 4, in Soath Africa, Hattie Weldoa, by sain — Charm, von the Anefclaad Park Plata. She was bred by J. B. Btiptn. The tirst foal of the year at Caailgaa and MeKin-■eys YYi i.Iitto Btud ia reported being a bay colt foaled January 31, by Colin — Elegance, by Oruie. Mare a ill be bred to Uisgaise. George c. Benaetl baa booked two marcs to Luke McLake. lie will send the son of Iliiums the bay lu.H- Artbesia, by Blddartha — -Laetitia. and Dlsha- ,11c. by Kings Counsel — Night Bow 11. August BeUaoata French-bred two-year-old filly Bright Byes, by Bthelberl -Qaest Belle, died at Beln. unt Park Sunday night. She was extremely pOOr and weak when landed in this country. A chestnut tilly by Trap Bock Bt. Priacilla was foaled at Angus! Belmonts Nursery stud January 28, the new arrival being a half — i -1 er to SMCfe eqnine aristocrats as PriseUlian and Btromboli. Join H. Morris has completed ■ deal i:h John E. Madden wberebj be ■ecateu Plaudit for the sea--ui of 1916. Plaudit stood at Bosque Bonita Farm last year, where be met with sufficient sine,-, to warrant Mr. Morris again leasing him. Aagnsl Belmont has sold two of bis Kentucky-I t* i-year-olds. To E. J. Albright be sold the Hashy looking bay colt Hare, by Fair Play Donna Mia, and t.. II. W. Warner, the former owner of l.iiy Orme. be -old the dies; nut tilly Feluca. by 1 1. p Rock -Fisgig. Wald P. Johnson has lecored three seasons to , Luke MeLoke. He will send to Keeneland Stud to be maii.l with the Kentuckj Handicap winner the . yoang mar- Little Bit, by Transvaal Grace Dixon; I mndlii g. bj I..././M in Bet tie Prather, and Grace Dlxou. by Sir Dixoa- 4ucen Regent. David Leary baa the l" hI horses Boly and Tbora-liill at Belmont Park quartered in the table formerly occupied by the Billings-Johnsi horses which L hae in en sen dowa to the Billings stock farm ia Virginia. Tbomhill is reported a* greatly Improred siine but seen on the track, and Boly has also grown and thickened materially. A. J. Joyaer rialted Belmont Park a day or two , njo in company with T. J. Healey and v. 11. Kar rick, lie risited most ••: the stables, but spent tlie : pari of hi- i Ime look! ig " r i be SI Stauli ■ hoi •- and appeared delighted to bud the . splendid youngsters widen be purchased for Mr. Doe in England looking so well. They had grown and I Dlbd out greatly Since he last saw them in England.
