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CURRENT NOTES OF THE TURF. Joseph M. MacDoaoagh has leased the raring an leea of Beaa Ormonde and Favour to F. J. Albright. Jeorge- W. WinarfieH has returned to Reno from New Orleans and was at San Francisco last Wednesday on a brief visit. V. ;. Yanke has left Juarez for San Francisco and plans to return east for the Hot Springs meeting. He is reported to hare had a aaeeeaafai season at Juarez. Henry J. Morris, looking big and hearty after his visit to Cant. P. M. Walkers place- at Boyce, Va.. went to New York Thursday to attend the- -t- ing of the executive committee of the National Steeplechase, and Hunt Association. James Butlera aabeatea Last Coin, by lltimus— Half Crown, which has not raced since- he was a t-.vo-yeai ciel in 1314. is to be forthwith retired to the- stud at the Baal h-w latin e-f his owner in Westchester County. New York. He was in train-hag last year, I.ul eliel BOt race. He wen four races as a two-year e, bl ami was BCCOaated one- of 1 he-juvenile cracks of 1 : 1 4 . Jockey Tammy Daisies Tharsday reported to 1 trainer W. 11. Karrick of the- one-k stable at Bel moat Part t- 1 1 ml i his contract to ride- the horse-s of Schaj lc r 1. Car--lis ami ii. K. Kaapp. Davie-s will ride at 107 peeimcls. DaTies severed his ™n-aection with the tassatt stable lasi season and tor a time- he- was riding lor 11. C. Hallenbeck. His contract with the Oaeck Stable will giro him ample opportunity to prove his worth. After bearing more than lifty witnesses in aup-l ort of the- .-.■ 1 piaini tii.it there was illegal betting : at the Ne-w Orleans races, tic- grand jury found I •no bill." Tin- opinion is expressed in a dispatch 1 frcm the Crescent City that the crusade will come • to an end, bm thai expe tattoo is a bit against i the record. The let thai the meeting is carried 1 en legally is nothing to crusaders, it cant be legal if 11 does net coincide with their views, a 1 not aacommoa form of lawlessness which prevail* ■ among Mate people who. curiously enough, con shier that they alone- an- the law-abiding element. - franda Nelson in Toronto Globe.
