The Sun.
London, England, 1853-01-17 00:00:00

SPORTING INTELLIGENCE.

SPORTING NOTES.—No. CCOLXII.

ANALYSIS OF THE SEVENTY-FOURTH DERBI•
Having disposed of the Malton lots, I shall next re'
view those at Middleham, beginning with

FOBERT'S

at Spigot Lodge.
Lord Eglinton's b c VANDERDECKEN (own brother t°
Flying, Dutchman), by Bay Middleton, out of Mr. New -
comen s Barbelle, by Landbeck, out of Darioletta, by
Amadis, foaled at Danebury in March 1850, was the
first colt publicly speculated upon for the ensuing Derby
—lO,OOO to 150 having-,been booked at Bath as far back
as the 25th of April, 1850, at which time all agreed that
he was as promising a juvenile as his celebrated brother
was at the same age. His couple of performances last year
were execrable, and show how completely he has run t°
seed. In the first at Goodwood, for the Ham Stakes, ha
figured in company with the Potentia colt, Hobby horse'
and Talfourd, at the extreme tail, and, what is more,
was regularly beaten off. In the other at Newmarket'
for the Buckingham Stakes, he actually finished a
third to Estrella and Kitty of Coleraine filly.He is a
large slashing-looking animal, and stands
above sixtee",
hands high, but wants filling up ; and to us there seeing It;
sign of accomplishing that this year. He will, as a matter
of course, be of no use for the forthcoming Derby. .
Lord Eglinton's ch c THE FOWLER, by Irish 13ir"
catcher, out of Roulette, not being able to stand tram
ing, was sent to the right about some time since. f
Lord Eglinton's b c ERYCTHON, by Melbourne, out
Bellona, and ch c Sea WALTER, by Faugh.a,-Ballagl4
out of Rosa, are of no use for the Derby.
The ch c CUSWORTH, by Ithuriel, out of Olive Oi'
nominated by Lieut.-Col. Wyndham, and the b c STRAD.
JACKET, by Lanercost, out of Lunacy, were the lon.
perty of Lord Eglinton, but having proved themseival
thorough rips, were sold at the Liverpool July Meeti)g.
last year—the former for four guineas, and the latter 11;
five guineas—as being fit for nothing better than 51,
work. Strait Jacket was, however, kept in training
until the Eccles Meeting in the following month, when'
as the property of Mr. Lawless he ran last, I believe'
to a lot of trash for the Grand Stand Plate, value 16"
and was immediately afterwards turned off as useless.

TOM DAWSON,
of Tupgill, has a trio of Derbyites—quadrupedal, not
Parliamentarian—namely :

Mr. Meiklam's bl c THE HATCHET, by Poynton,
of Consolation's dam, who has exhibited his qualities t°
the public four times, winning once ' • Mr. Wilkins' I) f
PEGGY (own sister to Nancy), by Pompey, out °f
Hawise, nominated by Mr. Baxter, the defeated of Ore?.
fields ; and his own b c GEORGY, by Malcolm, out °`
Dervegild, who is, so report says, to be the represents"
tive of the stable at Epsom. In my opinion, however'
if they have got no better than him or the other two for
the Derby day, they may as well keep the lot at home I;
their stables. Georgy is a horse of the Lindrick stamp'
and if he is a much better animal than that horse,
wofully deceived. He is reported to be a small well'
in his way ; but this will end, as many reports do, 111
mere puff.

(To be continued.)
weel4 LINCOLN SPRING MEETING.--It was thought a •
or two back, that this meeting had come to an untinl!lf
...
end from want of funds and bad management ; but I 75
glad to hear that such is not the case. The author/I'o
have bestirred themselves, and the consequence 1.5) t,y,
with three hundred and thirty-five pounds added norl7az
and under the stewardship of the Mayor of Lincoln, scji 1
Mr. Peart as starter, and Mr. R. Johnson judge, 3%5'
trust handicapper, we may expect to see a couple f
good sport. e
EPSOM STEEPLECHASES.—The followinc, h arira
good work for the steeplechases and hurdle race on
nesday next :—Half and-Half, The Screw, Cardinal gj,
ing, Rearer, Gulnare, Perjury; Quickstep, Sanll3o
Simon the Cellarer, Odiham, Young Lottery, an' to°
Susan—the last six at Epsom. Young Lottery see
have recovered from his lauteness. -
" THE SPIRIT OF THE TI:O.

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The Queen ...
Defiance 3 513
Banshee
Lady in Wo,iting•••• 4, 511
Bit of Blue 'A 512
Happy Joe 4 515
Trifle 4 513
The Carrier .....:....,• 4, 51'
Common Sense ......• '* 5 I;,'
Lndy Harriett
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Grapeshot
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Surprise 4 r 9
Burndalo 4 J, 10
Convict 3 4ir 10
Corybantes 3 "4- 1.0
Charley 3 , 0
Madeline 4 ' 9
The Cutler
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Termagant 4 5 v
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Young Norval
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of Summerhill ..• 3
Brother to Gro9 3 5 4
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King David
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Annie 3
Hannat
Twig
Veteran
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Polly 3
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Llanforda
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Miss Emma
Fionn-ma-Corl .....Q 411
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Josephine
0 3
Contentment a 41,
Lockit 3 ,t 13
Effie Deans 3 ' 1:3
Friday
Tremble
3 11
Minerva
The Dandy 3 /- 8
Malice 3 41;
Black Jack 3 4;0
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Lady Gough
f by Cotherstone, 10
out of Wedlock 3 410
Lord-Lieutenant ,„ 3 4id
Shropshire Lass .„, 3 410
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Charity
4 1
Talfourd
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Rosalba
b c by Mickey f,
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dam by Rainbow 3 r
Jacqueline
4
Nerya 3 '
Mr. Treen's f by
Knight of the 4 1
Whistle
b e by The Ugly
Buck out of Lady 4!,
Ledger 3
4
Ann Page
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Tawny 3

before the Ist of Februill.