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CURRENT NOTES OF THE TURF. Jockey J. I.utwell has arrived at Washington 1 from New Orleans. I! i reputed that there may be a movement in , Louisiana for a state racing connnis-ion. August Belmont made his annual visit to his Nursery Stud farm in Kentucky the past week. It i- thoaght that Any Forts breakdown at I Juarea Friday, moans the end of his racing career. Frank Shannon and Wilbur Smith, who withdrew from the Juarez betting ring Friday, will proceed I to Hot Springs. Two more foals have arrived at James Batters F.a-t View Stud, near Tarry tow 11. N. Y. One is .1 1 bay coll by Out of Reach Jest and the other a bay filly by Out of Reach— Skip. G. W. I.illerman will ship the horses of the Aye.- nb" Stable from New Orleans to Tijuana. He ■ has been notified by the inanauenienl of that Mexican track that racing will be resumed there April s. The Mg Sve-year dd English racer Ganbearer Is reported to be doing flaeiy at Jamaica, putting on a , lot of flesh and appearing to be in good condition , for opening the spring campaign. At Gatwiek, England. February 30. the Taatlv] Steeplechase at two miles was won by the Ameri- ". hone roller, by Slave Ihida. He carried MM pound-, wa- at 8 to 1, and easily defeated eight 1 opponents. D. R. Mi Daniel recently received a letter from 1 bis ancle. Hi nrv McDaniel. who is training for r Robert D ivies of Toronto. He reports that the ■ members of tin powerful string bekmgiag to Mr. Davies have wintered well and that they will prob-ably - begin the ruciug season in admirable condition.. •
