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CURRENT NOTES OF THE TURF. All the old admirers of George Smith are hoping that he has fully recovered from the injuries that necessitated his retirement last year. If such is tin case. John Sanford will have little cause to regret paying the big price he did for the Kentucky Derby winner of last year. Canadians will be represented at the Spa this year, as B. J. Mackenzie has entered Faux Col in the Saratoga Handicap, the Saratoga Cup and the Merchants and CltiW n- Stakes. George M. Ihn-drie has Rancher in the Saratoga Handicap. J. Betz. the apprentice who scored three winners out of four mounts at Havana Wednesday, is under contract to G. B. Burke. He :iad to put up rousing finishes on two of tin in Lord Wells and Bacon to save the bacon. That A. K. Macomber has designs on all the big stakes to be run during the year is suggested from tla- large number of 1 linations being made by trainer Walter Jennings to all the most prominent fixtures.
