The Sun.
London, England, 1853-06-02 00:00:00

SPORTING INTELLIGENCE'.

SPORTING NOTES.—No. CCCCXXXIII.
NEWTON SUMMER MEETING.—Five out of the six IV::
to be run to-morrow are at p s resent not entered for. T,
performances commence at two o'clock with the iwo
Helen's Purse of 40 sous., added to a sweepstakes of '0
sous. each, h ft, for two and three-year-olds. Gothorn
course. This stake has yet to name.
The second and principal stake of the day, and in fee
the only one requiring consideration, is the Lord of 1.
Manor's Gold Cup, value 100 sous., added to a handl.
sweepstakes of 15 soya. each, 10 ft, &c., two miles not
a distance. Weathergage, at the head of the list, is nit
capable, I fancy, of giving 111 b. to Woolwich, theret
will not do this turn. Woolwich, who is in capital fO7;
and condition at the present time, at 7st 61b, oughtt is
have the race in hand. His most dangerous oppoiiel3 lb
his next door neighbour in the weights, Gholab
who, at Est 131 b, for a five-years-old, has no cants
complaint ; but I must confess to a profound obscum
yli
to the intentions of this gentleman after his scratchirto,
the spring, when he was struck out of all his engagelll74,
Little Davie, at Est 121 b, has got a few pounds to 111-I,s
comparatively with others in the race, to win here'hpit,
Juif I have no fancy for at the distance. Sir .1,47". cs
though reputed only a mile horse, has once or
doubled the distance ; and, c )nsidering that he is a',,4o'
year old, with the feather for that age of Est 611;0101.
his back, he may perchance run up very close to r_ni.
wich. Morning Star is generally eclipsed in theri . eot
noon by a brighter luminary ; and Athena Pallas lost
upon as a secondary planet. Carrier seems to have The
all his carrying qualities, and Angelo is a rip. or
feather weight, Mary Aislabie, is out of the affair Et oi
gether. I have discovered nothing that has a elianh (,f
beating WOOLWICH. Sir Robert and Gholab
aad
he runs) will not improbably occupy the senor'
third places.
A BRIEF ANALYSIS OF THE ASCOT STAs":;:fife
rather small acceptance, numbering only tweev of
has been obtained to this, one of the principal staio'eoti
the Ascot Meeting. Chief Baron Nicholson is a ,gight,
horse, and notwithstanding he will carry the top
of Bst 71b, will, likely enough, run forward. IfJI.IP-sit
the Shire at Bst 61b, has no chance. Lady Evtrlthe
the same weight as the preceding, seems to haveo7,ooo
handicap made expressly for her, for with the e03„,,r.
of one or two, she has beat them all at the foraAdine, I should fancy to be a non-starter. Buck.-
or Lamartine, will probably be found at the post ieria
m
former will run very well. Russborough, the „,,,e,
who tied the winner of the St. Leger, will, I Pres"thef
be the hope of the Middleham party, and who es
mean anything, they are dangerous. Father TherlLY
out of the question at 7st 131 b ; but Convulsi°ll'
tidily at 41b less. Poodle, or Little DavebosO,
not do it. Herbert will either stop at., fe
or go to assist Lady Evelyn. Phantom 19111„,dile
the distance too far, and Ammonia not be able of
the pace. Hirsuta, according to my thinking, i° °/0
use at 6st 111 b ; and Follow-me-Lad just as bad. 14
Is Ol
Coombe's Nervous is overdosed. King Pepin Ti.„,,-owhat,out of his distance. Waterfall is far too slow. "1 the
o'-day-Boy and Master Norton, together with AL: be
rest of the three years' old, I cannot bring myself alto
lieve have got the slightest chance. I should be inc.;ol
to look for the three first horses to the heavy w, e,.1'000
taking LADY EVELYN as the winner, with Russo°-

.ac
second, and Day's horse third.
THE SPIRIT OF THE Ttr''

LENHAM AND MID KENT RACES• ,
WEDNESDAY.

MAIDEN PLATE of 10 sovs., added to a sweeps- oleo.
2 sovs. each. Second horse to save his $
Weight for age. Heats, one mile and h dis.
Mr. Davis's Cato, 4 yrs, Bst 101 b 1
(J. Dockeray) 0
Mr. Whitehouse's Cataplasm, 3 yrs, 7st 41b
(Archer) 1
Mr. Borrow's Violet, 3 yrs, 7st 41b carried $ $
Bst 21b (Pain) 2
Mr. Higgins' Tedshead Lass, 4 yrs, Bst 71b
(Nightingale) °
Mr. G. Drews' The Client (h b), 4 yrs, Bst 71b
(Knight) 3
Mr. Rose's Lamia, 4 yrs, Bst '71.13 (Martin) 0
Mr. C. Formby's John Bull, 3 yrs, 7st 71b
(Sherrard) 0 101,
MID KENT HANDICAP of 5 sovs each, with 50 ""
One mils and a half.
Mr J. Hewitt's Wilmont, by the Hydra, 5 yrs
elw
,a $
I (Wa st 121 b keath
Lord John Scott's Young England, 5 yrs, Bst I°'‘
(101 $
Mr. Yonge's Isabella, 4 yrs, 7st 121 b ........... (0,:A)500
The following also ran :—Sweetheart, Lady ill; JO
Mayday, Lady Blanche, the Friendless Boy, Paddy
Little George), Ethelwolf, and Don Pedro. ,ade4
CKILSTON PARK STAKES of 3 sovs. each, with 2." TR
the second to save his stake ; weights for aq'tce.
winner to be sold, &c. Twice round and ads sib
Mr. " Wilmont's Billy Boy, 4 yrs (60/.), 76".„11t)
("frinstiSlb 5
Jqr. Sherrard's Friendless Boy, 4 yrs (60/.), •
(Sher;e)
Mr. Land's Miss Talbot, 5 yrs' (601.), Bst 8115. P je
The following also ran, Field Marshal, Union
and Miner.
The HUNTERS' STAKES did not fill.

ASCOT HEATH RACES.
TUESDAY. fl 1l
NOMINATIONS FOR THE GOLD VASE. Ate
vs
.1
Mr. Milner's Grapeshot, 3 yrs ; Lord B"eteArforl4s
..
brose, 4 yrs ; Lord Exeter's Dove, 3 yrs ; ttle%••
Indian Warrior, 4 yrs ; Duke of Richmond's -1-"a' '
f3/19
yrs ; Mr. J. M. Stanley's Cariboo, 6
yrs • rd
Knight of the Shire, 4 yrs ; Mr. E. IZ. Clgrrs- ' •
"
Sykes, 3 yrs ; Mr. Merry's Hobble Noble, 4 Ygica,Fc:ii
Merry's Lambton, 3 yrs ; Capt. Lowther s
n -
ii
3 yrs ; Baron Rothschild's Orestes, 3 yrs ; 13.-reu°
schild's Break-o'-day Boy, 3 yrs ; Lord Olifdeil°
3 yrs ; Mr. Thellusson's Rataplan, 3 yrs.
WEDNESDAY. apt
THE ROYAL HUNT CUP HANDICAP. StlbSeql-
ners extra. New mile.

Dove ....... 610
..... ''l6 1
4 611
Khadijah ...... "' 3 6
Old Rowley 5 °
6 1
Hothorpe ...... "• 5 ,
Antigone ...... ": 4 ",
Ducrow ......... .•• 3 06 9
Diomedia ••• ..... 4 e 9
Tested ............ .•• 4
Ju11ien......... . - 6 9
Sir John 13ar'eJ 4 6 9
corn ............. .•
TBKMaeioi
nnvuegenrrit..aceinni.
n 11...
.. ............... r...
33,,!
66660
6.
•
Chilton .......... 3 6
Catspaw ......... ..
: 4 6 :3
Octavia 3 _
Break-o'daY' J.., 3 6
British Farmer 3 6 ••
Corybantes .............. 4 4
Surprise ..... g
1
Torment .......... 3 16 0
Prevention •—•'''.. 3 6
Koh-i-noor• ........ 3 611
Huncanannea••Flora .. 3
Lady ; ... ..
TimidTchPbeGhyan 13IirCeari
Fawn
.................... 3 55
545
°

Yrs st lb
Hobbie Noble 4 8 10
Daniel O'Rourke 4 3 7
Chief Justice 6 8 7
Chief B. Nichol-
son
Little Harry 4 8 2
King of Trumps 4 8 2
Knight of the

Shire 4 8 0
Indian Warrior 4 8 0
Nutshell 6 7
Grey Tommy 4 7 12
Hur worth
Peiion 3 7 8
A zael 4 7 7
Lamb ton
Pharos
Father Thames 4 7 4
Telescope
Evadne
Sally Warfoot colt 4 7 4
Glenluce 4 7 4
Alfred the Great 4 7 3
The Italian 6 7 2
Cheddar
Little Savage 4 7 0
Puritan
Kiteflyer 4 7 0
Hambletonian
lanthe 5 7 0
Broughton 3 7 0
Dulcet l, 6 12
Benita 4 6 12

RACING FIXTII
The figures within parent
day's I

RES FOR J u.o ,
aesie denote the 1111°io
acing. .n
Lanaberton a) • ***** ..::.o0
stockbridge (1)••••••••'..,0$
Knighton'. .0,
hton•"•••••.,..0,
WinchesterWinc (1) ••"••••
...20
Newcastle (3) • "•••••'...50
Ludlow (2).•. ..... •••••••

Newton (2)
Ascot (4)
Hampton' (2) 15
Beverley, Hull, &c. (2) 15
Tenbury (1)
Bibury (1) ...... ............. 22
Macclesfield (2) ............ 22

i • • ........... - - : - - - -
_ ------

THE RAJAH OF COORG AT VAIIVIALL GAll97(ii.e v
Large influx of visitors was attracted last e,'e_i. doorli
andhese gardens, amongst whom were the najae ' los °,'
suite, who seemed delighted at the apreerl,,,itee
the "royal property. " The scenes in the arc ea r Ica
.
their
attention greatly, and the display of fireurerS"B
also much admired. „.,tioe
ESCAPE OF A THlEF.—Yesterday au in relatli'
v jousainongfro • vesti. • 0
others,m l °
_ww.
took place at the Scotland-yard police-station;_ oevtg
to London escape of one of the most notorious piclo pia'
when,
terne,e tfrloomck -t
afternoon the prisoner was awaiting hie '_.,i0,00,
tire of V;orge.
,
Lion,andthe
passage leading to the office near the risoper
rmoaonm,b, being very narrow and confined, the P coed.
dto nci cs 0.14
.1_1.7.,.,.
___ pass by the officers unnoticed, 1' coo 0
L '"uRE OF THE UNITED STA.TES A.ND „ 1,, th
Alms -
- I esterdab t three o ciec pue•
United States y afternoon. a ou. ,I..tain 01
mail steam-ship Pacific, u- l' ,h, US
sailed from uhel3-pr°re°snis °l2-s3flii°‘
-
the Mersey for New York, with
_,:iay lows'
fboil-iweekly mails for the United States, C3n'lle °
ndl" New Brunswick, N ' Scotia. '' f,
°via ~. valuable
passengers,
and a very lathe org° Q' -!--
chandiw on board.