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. CURRENT NOTES OF THE TURF AV. B. Coo has three yearlings in Cuba, two by Harmonicon and one by Hells Bells. , Keecnt. claims at Tijuana included: Kentueky Boy, owned by It. H. Good, was claimed by C. Vail for" 00 and Happy Valley, owned by A. Lund, went to L. T. Whitehill for ,200. Klias 0.. Anita Springer, Betsys Pet and Hyeree are the names of the yearlings that will carry the colors of E. 1. Springer in the juvenile races to be rim at Havana after January 1. In the outside stables at Belmont Park are four horses owned by Olio Itaseh, three by T. 0. Moore and vnc yearling lielcuiging to T. J. Healcy. They have stalls in the unenclosed stables and are there for the winter. Thomas Moiiahan lias three promising yearlings at Oriental Park in Speed, a chestnut colt by Frizzln Elizabeth Peyton: Baby Boy, a bay son of Allu-minuin Magic Shot, and Ann M., a brown daughter of Light Brigade Itingosa. The Orby Mesange .filly Head Note, for which Lord AVilton paid .0,000 as a yearling, was sold to J. II. Pearl at the Newmarket December sales for ?12,500 for use as a brood inare. She was useless in racing. F. Ambrose Clark will make his return to steeple-chasing in 1021 with four green four-year-olds. In the past Mr. Clark cut quite a figure in the ranks of the timbertoiipers. He will ship all four to Aiken. S. C. to winter and have them conditioned for next seasou. The entries of Phcdoden and Walter Mack were ordered refused by the stewards at Tijuana pending an investigation of their ownership. Those horses have been runulug in the name of H. E. Crist, but it is reported that tbey are really owned by a man ruled off the turf. During 1.020. though Italy is supposed to be in a bad financial way. .i"10.5l7 was given in stakes and purs.-n for flat racing and ?;7.S,.-0ii for steeplechnsing ami hurdle racing. The Besuater Stud with 1920.sh0,205, Signor rie Tesio with ,S70 and Signer G. de Mon-tel with 5,050 were the leading winner OWiets.
