Morphiettille amateur jockies seem to be in a bad way, and to need new bfeechea. One writer says, ' Jaat a word about the costumes some of the amateurs Rbre. They were Bimply shocking.' Another writes of the fixings of a certain amateur in like manner, adding that ' the boots, especially, conld have been easily improved by the expenditure of a few coppers— if blacking was not kept on the premises.'

Kinglike, winner of Caulfield Guineas, has been kept in clover. His con nections prophesied an ' eje-opener ' when ever he should be ready, so that Master's dbfeat would be reckoned on by them. Kinglike's victory has pnt a different aspect on Derby probabilities. Allowing for the difference in the conditions there should be a pretty race between the three placed horses in the Gnineas for Derby honours.
INFLUENZA-A CURE.
Wolfe's Schnapps, with a little hot water and a slice of lemon added, taken at bedtime, is the best, surest and most pleasant cure for this prevalent complaint. It is an absolute preventive.
