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CURRENT NOTES OF THE TURF There is no doubt that thousands of people are going racing now in England who were never seen on a race course prior to the eventful August of 1914 Everything is changed The air seems charged witli the sporting spirit which is the effect of wars aftermath Probably this socalled Merrie England of ours it is not so merry for some of us has never before been invaded by such a cosmopolitan crowd as is the case at present All nations appear to be represented Winning Post PostThe The Paris paper Le Jockey recently published par ¬ ticulars of 112 horses M Eknajau has in active work under the care of four trainers The hope is ex ¬ pressed that M Eknayan has a champion among the number to reward him for his faith in racing in France So fur the best of the Ekuuyan band N Master Good second to Galloper Light in the Grand Prix PrixThere There were 279 nominations for the 1920 35000 added Melbourne Cup to be raced for in Aus ¬ tralia Xovember 4 next and 264 for the 25000 Caulfield Cup to be raced for October 18 Botli races are run at Melbourne Victoria the Mel liourne Cup ut the Flemlngtou course and the Caul field Cup ut the Caulfield course
