... . ,3?? . - , . ?? I - , 1 PO FLT I N THE TurF.-Very little Turf news cam ever be expected at this time of the year, and still less when King Frost reigns supreme ; for though the snow on the training grounds renders some good exercise possible, no substantial training work can be got through with either the tu'o-year.olds, or the animals entered for the Spring Handicaps. ReferVing again for a ...

... PO RLT I N Tiiz TURF.--The cross-country work at Kempton Park End Enfield this week, though provided mainly for holiday makers, has been of a very fair character, many good animals putting in an appearance, and some very close racing being witnessed. At Kempton Austin Friar took the Sunbury Hurdle Race, and gave additional proof that he is a good animal at his new vocation. Miss Kate ...

... TIIE TURF.--The frost at last having got a firm grip of the earth, training operations must perforce be all-but suspended throughout the kingdom, except where special arrangements have been made to secure for horses what may be called artificially soft gallops. Considerable interest, however, has been infused into Turf circles by the publication of the entries jor the City and Suburban, the ...

... ?? PO &I, Tjii TURF.-A few days ago a definite rise in the temperature, as evidenced by the possibility of making hard snowballs, gave hopes that training operations might soon be resumed; but the old god IThor, as a meteorological jokist ventures to remark, after a few hours of gentle exercise of his powers, again gave way to King Frost, who till Thursday reigned supreme. Consequently the ...