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CURRENT NOTES OF THE TURF The American jockey Fred Taral, who has bsen riding in Germany for many years, is expected to return to this country in the near future. Eastern reports say that J. Simon Ilealy, now in chage of Sun Briar Court at Binghamton, N. Y., will succeed Henry McDaniel as trainer of W. S. Kilmers horses next year. India is taking a lot of fair horses from English racing this fall. Among those recently sent to Tnilla are Ace or Clubs, Bridgend, English Same. Cailtuna, Golden Square, Hard-bake. Ilo-IIo, Hurdy Gurdy, Idyl, Mademoiselle Foch, Miss Goodenough, Pandlon, Vauclerc and Viola. Hard-bake, Paudion, Bridgend and Madeniosielle Facli have shown good class and are likely to be formidable iu their new field or aytjoH 1 f , . ! I
