The Sun.
London, England, 1855-11-26 00:00:00

Sporting Intelligence.

PRINCIPAL WINNI

'G HORSES IN 1855.

TWO YEAR OLDS.
Mary Copp ..... 22,965
Kalepyge 2,080
Manganese
Flyaway 1,435
Tyre
Fly-by-Night 1,319
Stork
Porto Rico 1,145

Para
Tumbler
Noisy 7OO
Antoinette 675
Exchange
Lady Tatton 605
Instructress
Besika .... ....... .. 595
Capucine
Baroncino 570
Cossey
Little Brownie 552
Glenfiddich
Courtenay
Hazel 5OO
Professor
Banhams

Ellington ......
Cqrouer ... .....

▪ 1,100
▪ I,o'o

Mineopie

1,030

Artillery__

Spindle'
Polmoodie
Tilly

Prince's Mixture 614
Ceres
Bezonian
Enchanter 525
Mirage
Grampian
Heir of Linne 491
Curve 4BO
Alfred ' 470
Sugarcane 459
La Victime
Milton 440
Lawn 426
Intimidation .. . 420
Oltenitza 390
W. Willie 3Br;
Shelah
Eglantine
Bird in Hand 365
Thames Ditton. • 360
Diego 360
Secret 15)0
Aleppo 330
Theodino 325
Queen's Head 3lO
Newington
Byrsa,
Dramatist
Alaster 260
Lance
Shadow 250
Pyrrha 240
The British Remedy 235
Zeta
Yellow Jack
Astrologus
Warlock
Duet 145
THREE YEAR OLDS.
S.9,ticebox £5,762
Wild Dayrell
The Marchioness 4,175
Habena... 4,130
Rifleman
Lord of the Isles 3,100
Chalice 2,950
Clotilde 2,390
Fandango 2,286
Pugnator .. 1,740
Corcebus
Alcyone
Claret
Sultan
*OuMon
Palotot
Cavalier
Eilerinire 1,097
Pole Star 1,038
Escape
Homily 935
Simony 9OO
Da Clare
Imogene
Vandal 865
Treachery B5O
* And the Queen

Flageolet
Bonnie Morn
Rotherham
Flatterer

429
4no
385
385

Shoreham
Joshua
Lord Alfred
Jack Sheppard 330
Mosquito
Kingstown 315
Rylstono • 302
The Chicken 175
Blooming Heather

FOUR YEAR OLDS.
Scythian
Neville
Honeysuckle
Pumicestono
Quince
Whitelock
Seducer 1,083
Wild Huntsman 1,070
The Early Bird
Bright Phoebus
Hercules
Robgill 973
Gamelad
King Tom 706
Boor
Winkfield
Acrobat
Humguffin
Foxhunter
Mishap .., 462
Lurley
Lady Bird .......
Domino 423
Epaminondas
Comfort
Virago
Orson 345
Charlemont 3OO
The Caliph
Scherz
FIVE YEAR OLDS.
Rataplan
Types
M.r. Sykes .......
Ireland's Eye
Mortimer 650
Orinoco
Bourgeois 532
Speed the Plough
Vindex 5Ol
Talfourd

SIX YEAR OLDS ♦ND AGED.
King of Trumps 21,455
Hungerford

Little Davie
Braxey
Poodle
Ephesus
Master Slender

PRINCIPAL
Duke of Bo:Iford £10,940
Mr. Howard
Mr. T. Parr
Mr. J. M. Stanley 7,2321
Mr. F. L. Popham 5,905
Lord Clifdeu 5,6201
Mr. Merry 5,3371
Meurs. Grevillo and

's Vase at Ascot.

851
840
485
455
339

Payno 4,656
Mrs. Osbaldeston 4,600
Mr. R. Road 4,505
Mr. Morris 4,236
Mr. J. Osborne 4,109
The Earl of Derby 3,820
Lord &Aland and

WINNERS.

Sir IV. Milner— 3,437
Lord J. Scott
E►rl of Chesterfield 2,957
Mr. Thellason
Mr. E. It. Clark
Baron Rothschild 2,381
Marquis of Anglesey 2,270
Mr. H. Hill
Sir J. Hawley
Lord Wilton 2,23G

Mr. J. Dawson £2,009
Captain D. Lane 1,903
Mr. W. H. Brook
Mr. A. Nichol 1,840
Mr. Bowes
Mr. T. Dawson
Mr. Magenis
Admiral Harcourt
Messrs. Saxon and

Barber
Sir C. Mouck
Mr. Mather 1,208
Mr. H. Come l,OOO
Mr. W. L'Anson 9BO
The Marquis of Exo-

for 895
Capt. Bryan.. B4O
Mr. Knowles
Mr. T. V. Turner
Mr. Sparrow
Lord W. Powlett
Captain Christie 661
Mr. Palmer 6is
Mr. J. Adkins GOO
Mr. Capel 560

HUNTING APPOINTMENTS.
STAG•HOUNDS.

Kent (Mr. Roberts's), Monday, Tonbridge ; Friday,
Ightham-12.

Her Majesty's, Tuesday, Iver Heath ; Saturday,
Winkfield-row-11.

Baron Rothschild'e,Thursday, Wing-11.
FOX-HOUNDS.
_ _

Cheltenham (Capt. West's), Friday, Birdlip-12.
Petre's (Hon. F.), Tuesday, Long Barns—half-past 11.
Badsworth, Tuesday, Barnsdale Bar ; Thursday,
Purston Bar; Saturday, Notten Village—half-past 10.
Berkshire South (Mr. Wheble's), Tuesday, Mortimer
Station ; Friday, Hampstead Norris-11.
Blackmoor Vale, Tuesday, Monk-wood; Friday, Yar-
lington—half-past 10.

Essex East, Tuesday, Birdbrook Hall ; Friday, Mess.
ing-street-11.

Essex South, Tuesday, Nevendon ; Saturday, Aveley
Mill-11.

Essex Union, Wednesday, Ramsden Heath ; Satur-
day, Althorn° Lion—half-past 10.
Essex and Suffllk, Tuesday, Bradfield-street; Friday,
Box ford-street-11.

Hurworth, Tuesday, the Kennels ; Saturday, Moor
Bank—half-past 10.
Ludlow (klr. Sitwell's), Tuesday, Coombe Wood ;
Friday, Bpulden Village—half-past 10,
Seale's, Sir Henry, Tuesda', Asperington Post ; Fri-
day, Berry—half-past 10.
Sinnington, Tuesday, Sinnington ; Friday, Woolah—
half-pat 10.
SAnerse.t Subscription, Tuesday, The Kennel ; Fri-
day Williton—half-past 10.
Staffordshire North, Tuesday, Dillhorn ; Friday,
Ercall Heath—half-past 10.
Stamford's Earl of, Tuesday, Dallicott ; Thursday,
lodge (Mr. Bocott's) ; Saturday, Stewponey—half-
past 10.
Suffolk, Tuesday, Felsham Green ; Thursday, Silverley
Tower ; Saturday, Risby Toll-gate—quarter to 11.
Sussex East, Tuesday, Knells ; Friday, Brede Hill—
half-past 10.
Tickham, Tuesday, Otterden ; Friday, Rainham—balf-
pa4 10.
United Pack, Wednesday, Strefford's Bridge-10.
V. W. H. (Lord Gifford'"), Tuesday, Poulton Vil-
lage ; Thursday, Stone Hill Gate ; Saturday, Overley
Wood—quarter to 11.
Warwickshire North, Tuesday, Tile Hill ; Wednes-
day, Solihull ; Friday, Ansty Wood—quarter to 11.
Wheatland, Tuesday, Cressage Park ; Friday, Cross
Lane Head—baif-past 10.

B. V., Tuesday,Th.farnhull Quarries ; Saturday, Fid-
dleford Bridge—quarter to 12.
High Peak, Tuesday, Mouldridge Grange ; Thursday,
Duke of York ; Saturday, Wilton's Farm-11.
Newcastle and Gateshead, Monday, White Mare
Poul ; Friday, Wallsend—half-past 10.
Cleveland, Thursday, Kirkleatham—half-past 10.
Lord Daere's, Wednesday, Hudnal Common ; Friday,
Bower Heath— half past 10.
Hatnbleton (Mr. Bell's), Tuesday, Brawith Hall ; Sa-
turday, OldAead—half-past 10.
Holderness, Tuesday, Everinghara Park ; Thursday,
Burton Constable ; Friday, Driffield Toll-bar—quarter
to 11.

Oakley, Thursday, Broughton ; Saturday, Risley
Toll-bar—quarter to 11.
South Oxfordshire (Mr. J. S. Phillips's), Tuesday,
Stanton ; Friday, Waterstock—quarter to 11.
Pembrokeshire (Mr. Lort Phillips's), Thursday, Wil-
lia.mston-10.

Lord Southampton's, Wednesday, Drayton Cross-
roads ; Friday, Bradden ; Saturday, Bradweil-11.
Mr. Willoughby's, Wednesday, Staiton ; Thursday,
Killington House ; Friday, Pluekham ; Saturday, Gill-
ing Lodge—half-past 10.
South Wilts (Mr. F. Wyndham's), Friday, Chitterne
Clump-11.
Atherstone, Monday, Red Gate ; Wednesday, Thy-
cross ; Friday, Uliesthorpe Station ; Saturday, Annes-
ley Hall-11.
Duke of Beaufort's, Monday, Trouble House ; Wed-
nesday, Drayeot ; Friday, Yate Rocks; Saturday, Cross
Keys, Pickwick—half-past 10.

Old Berkshire (Mr. Morrell's), Monday, Hatford ;
Tuesday, Newbridge ; Thursday, Foxcombe-hill ; Fri-
day, Radcot Bridge—half-past 10.
Branham Moor, Monday, Riffa; Wednesday, Church
Fenton ; Friday, Wighill-park ; Saturday, Boot and
Shoe Inn—half-past 10.
Burton Hunt (Lord Henry Bentinck's), Monday,
Magin Moor ; Tuesday, Faldingworth Grange ; Wed-
nesday, Weliingore ; Thursday, Brattleby ; Friday,
Drinsey Nook Saturday, Langton by Wragby-11.
Cambridgeshire, Monday, Putton Wood; Wednesday,
Warden Village ; Friday, Stow Fox—half-past 10.
Cheshire, Monday, Bucklow-hill ; Wednesday, Ash-
ton Hayes ; Thursday, Black Dog, Saigton, 11 ; Satur-
day, Norley Bank—it half-past 10.
Cottesmore (Sir J. Trollope's), Monday, Wytham on
the Hill ; Tuesday, Knossington; Thursday, Piokworth;
Saturday, Leesthorp-11.
Craven (Mr. H. P. Best's), Monday, Eastbury Park ;
Wednesday, Shaw House ; Saturday, Welford Woods—
a quarter to 11. - •

Crawley and Horsham, Monday, Lowfield Heath ;
Wednesday, Rivers Wood ; Friday, Turner's Hill—a
quarter to 11.
Durham County, Monday, Thorp ; Wednesday,
Woodhatn ; Friday, Newbiggen—half-past 10.
Tae E-s x (Mr. H. Greaves's), Monday, Nazing Com-
mon ; Thursday, Navestock ; Saturday, Waple's Mill
—ll.
Mr. Farquharson's, Monday, Buckland Wood ; Tues-
day, Honeycomb ; Thursday, Coombe Coppice ; Friday,
Short Wood.
Earl Fitzwilliam's, Monday, Long Orton ; Wednes-
day, Stanwick Pastures ; Friday, Hilly Wood-10.
Mr. Garth's, Monday, the Horse Shoes, Remenham ;
Wednesday, Hartford Bridge Flat ; Friday, Clere Park
—half-pa,t 10.
Ha'sdon, Monday, Glea Cottage ; Friday, Beaford
Porches—half.past 10.
Hauabledon (Mr. Walt's) Monday, Chalton Village ;