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CURRENT NOTES OF THE TURF sir Reginald Grahaaa, who died December -7 at t Norton Coayers, near Kinoa. Bnghind, aged s" . was a fine, all -round sport-nian. lie was keenly Interested in racing, and owned Romping Girl, second for the Oaks la 1807, and the winner of tie-Great Yorkshire Handicap at Doacaater and other races. Sir Reginald was elected a member of the Jockey Club in 1800. During h.s recent visit to Kentucky racing secre-lary Karlocker of the Westchester Pacing AssocM tioii found the Kentucky breeders optimistic. Their yearlings gre rontiag along in splendid condition, . due to the fine weather. All of the stallioaa that I Mr. Earlocker saa were ia fine condition, and their owuei-s l.M.k for niiiii breeding activity during the coaling season.
