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CURRENT NOTES OF THE TURF rV r the fii t time in the history of the Kentucky Association, the Knglii.li. French, i.elgiiim and Itali an flags ai - displayed proudly floating over tii ■ Lexington grand-land along with Old Glory. It is intimated that the National Horse Show will hoi. | it meting at Arlington lark next year after the Iimlico meeting in May. when the weather is iu«n- settled. Cold and disagreeable weather was eiieotiuii red last week during its initial meeting. The jumiH-rs of the Triple Springs Farm stable which .lames Itoden has taken to Maryland for the 1inileo meeting are reddest. Garter and Billy Hanna. Tin- first two are in the Green Spring Valley. Itoden also has undertaken the task of making a jump--!- .f rack o Dav for Frank Noluu of Albany. X. V. The license committee of the Kentucky State Kaciug Commission will hold a ui -ctiiig Wednesday and the trainers and jockeys who were refuse 1 licenses hist Tuesday will have a chance to appeal their cases. Several of those turned down are sai 1 to have satisfied members of the committee that they an in good standing. V. 1. Schulte, the well-known Louisville turfman, who died last week, besides being connected with racing in various official capacities, had km an extensive owner and bn-oder of thoroughbreds for lie past quarter of a century. Mr. Schulte raced such g"«d horses as Alleviate. Flora Pomona. Zienap, ltatts. Gliding By, Hiding Itclle and many others. The handsome cup which will Ik- presented by Ldwnrd |. Itradley. owner of Idle Hour Farm, to the winner of Hie Idle Hour Stakes, for two-year old colts .,,„| geldiugs. which will be run on tin bttd ilay of the I iiigtoii meeting, is now on tlis play in a I-cxiugton jewelers window. The cup i-silver. inlaid with gold, on which the head wl the wigUty Hanover is engraved.
