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CURRENT NOTES OF THE TURF. The pav price of Roadmasters place tickets in 1 race 29827 was 7.00, not .00 as was printed. It was B. Rosenthal, the former owner, who bid Guide Post up after her victory at Latonia, Thursday. The well-known Kentucky breeder and owner, , P. J. Millett, is critically sick and in the Knox-ville General Hospital at Knoxville, Teen. Little ! hope of his recovery is held out by the physician 1 in charge. . Fletcher Dryver has bought of O. II. Chenault for . A. B. Hancock the mares Any Day, dam of Floral Dav, Floreal and Leo Ray, and Floreal, winner of the Kentucky Oaks and dam of Green Jones, winner of this years Harold Stakes. There will be about eight carloads of horses to leave Latonia for Juarez at the end of this month. Among the owners intending to ship are W. E. Applegate, Frank D. Weir, It. P. Dickinson. J. C. . Ferris, J. Umensetter, Kay Spence, W. J. Weber, W. A. McKinney and the Wickliffe Stable. C. A. Davis purchased Parcel Post at Toronto a ! day or two ago, and shipped her to Windsor along . with the remainder of his string. W. Hamilton sold 1 Mother to Ben Brunt and she will be retired for r breeding purposes. Hamilton also sold Belle Chilton for a saddle horse. Charles II. Farr turned 1 out Meissen, Will Casli and Lovelock, but took Brookcress to Windsor. Dr. McCully put in a busy day at W. R. Coes s Belmont Park stable Monday. He punch fired no 0 less than six valuable thoroughbreds. They were e the chestnut two-year-old colt Wonderful, by Aqua -scutum, the chestnut two-year-old colt Oration, by y Cicero; the chestnut three-year-old colt Neville II., by Joe Chamberlain; the chestnut three-year-old 1 Mustard, by Golden Maxim; the brown two-year-old Jack Mount, by Amadis, and a chestnut yearling - filly by Jack Atkin. A. N. Akin was secured by Ed Trotter out of a a selling race a year ago, but his new owner takes s no chances of losing him in the same manner. . A. N. Akin does not run as often as most of the e present-day campaigners. He is rarely beaten, and d in his last ten starts has won seven times, besides s being second twice. The only time In the ten races s that he was as far back as third at the finish was s when he was behind Top o th Morning and Arriet t at Windsor, but the distance on that occasion was s a mile, which is a trifle farther than A. N. I. Akins best distance. . Harry Payne Whitneys spleiidid four-year-old . filly Regret, bv Broomstick Jersey Lightning, by y Hamburg, has been permanently retired from the e turf and will go into the stud at Brookdale. Hansa a has also been sent to the stud. Clapperbill, Bromo, Tumbler and Hwfa are now geldings. Thunderer !r went seriously amiss at about the opening of the e Saratoga meeting and was sent to Brookdale for the e remainder of the season. As yet it is too early to ; venture a prediction as to the chances of his racing next season, but should he prove unfit to race, j"t he will enter the stud. Chicle, Mr. Whitney s imported colt, by Spearmint, was also retired about l the beginning of August, but it is hoped that he li will race again next spring.
