The Sun.
London, England, 1853-02-16 00:00:00

SPORTING( INTELLIGENCI.

SPORTING NOTES.—No. CCCLXXVII'
THE DERBY LOTS AT NEWMARKET' 4
In continuation of my review of the Derby horse"
Newmarket, I shall next examine

C. FISHER'S
lot, which consist of three of General Anson's, an-ane
one
of the Marquis of Westminster's. The General's
'''i,y
ch c by Don John out of Potentia, ; br c ainta&i°s3l6l
Don John out of Lollypop • and br f MAYFArity by r Middleton out of Black Bess—are not destined to fig 11;:
in the Derby fray. The first has attempted thrice to do
a deed worth naming, but has failed most signallY iii.
is e'"
each occasion. The second has never run, hut jot
dently a wretched specimen of horse flesh. The GIS
named is as yet also a non-starter - but, if she stall 0
training (a questionable affair), will do something Se
small way where speed is particularly in request;,..ying General's colt, by Tearaway out of Margarst, 7oulf
proved his worthlessness by running last mwv - race he started for, has been out of training. tsv
The Marquis of Westminster's b c Dupli, Pan by
loon outlof Decoy, by Filho da Puta out of Fineelnre-
Peruvian ; Violate by John Bull, will be the
not 'run sentative of the stable for the Derby. He haenhuAs-t r, in
as yet, and will make his debtit, I believe at
introduced the race for the Dee Stakes. He ,t 40 the betting on the 3d of last May, watasTattersau% fiter-
to 1 ; and has been backed occasionallyat long
„der
vals at the same figure, which is about 10 points %at
the price that may be obtained about him at the prose
time. His blood is undeniable. I wish I could say be
same of his legs. Should he train on satisfactorilh the
will run much better than is generally imagined on
Derby-day ; but, I cannot, at the present time, APof
him good enough for a place, much less as winner.

G. BLOSS gri;
has a solitary Derby horse of Mr. Mare's in preparath,"—;
the b c PIIAROLD, by Alarm out of Lady TrannOm-ah
who he purchased of the nominator (Capt. Delete) fibs
a yearling. He has only appeared in public once? 5'
Newmarket Houghton Meeting, where,' milling tat
71b, he won a sweepstake over the Ab. M. in a eariv 0
by a length ; beating Nicotine Bst 41b (second), Glt.117;1)
Bst 41b (good third), and Cobnut Bst 71b (a bad
and last). That this horse possesses speed must be so
dent to all who saw this performance, or the vrg do
which he generally does his work, and that he Will 'n.
many a good thing in the time to come ; but as to he
ning the Derby I must decidedly say no; although
may obtain a forwrd place.
,t
Mr. Mare's'br cab y Touchstone, dam by Discei— • 6.
of Blucher, has been out of training for a length of On/

H to
has Count Bathgany'. B RADLEY s
b c STONE PLOVER (brother
aro•
Stilton), by Cotherstone out of Wryneck, under hili,jpg
He has not exhibited up to the present time ; N 0.5 Tnioe
moderate work before the frost set in, and in m °P the
is not equal to his brother, or to the task of wino'g
Derby, although a tolerably sure starter. 806
The Count's other nomination, b c BRIGHTWOrAoing
by Beverlac out of Cecilia, he sold last year, and bY,-001,
so acted most judiciously, as he is a very inferior aw
and was about last in both the races he started for'

STEPHENSON, JuN. • traiir
has half-a-dozen Derby animals of Lord Clifden's In 4, out
ing, three of whom—b c MOLASSES, by St. Francrooo,
of Treacle, nominated by General Anson, a Winil-fpre.nSe (;".
in nine starts ; b c FFRAMORZ, by lon out of -1-'-' DO
nated by Sir J. Hawley,
Cashmere, four times a starter, but never a winner ;or
br C WARBLER, by Don John out of Cavantinso ;off.
Clifden's not the smallest pretensions to be considered veil Bona
not
e
rates.
Gllenolrdui, a runner and loser tvrien"cood
out t':
never stand training which is the case. L no oll'
b onc
to-,,her,ElrroathenonfY
Jun byCloasthterysteoaze
wool:
Lord Clifden'sb 'll
C ...ONSTANTINE, by cothersbn%4o,
of Crucifix, by Priam out of Octavian% by Oetrths
with some of the best blood in his veins''found illuld
to
but
kingdom,
is fir
a icted with very doubtful legs, asword
he stand preparation, in my opinion will turn out use
respectable animal. Has not run as yet, and I Peel,. for
will make his deb-at on Monday in the Craven
the wee
the Riddlesworth. I nul
1::
Lord Clifden's br c by Cotherstone out of ~° TA
by Priam out of Joanna by Sultan, nominated bt„arlco
Villiers, is another well-, bred animal, and the Totter/
which I apply to the preceding letter Or
will,c
stand good for this horse also. pt_ °
o A
Lord Clifden's b C CHEDDAR, by Cotherstonn.low
Clementina, by Actaeon, dam by Phantom, nnnureses"
by Lord Jersey, will, I presume, be the Derby re4og Co!
tative of the stable. He has run twice,__ finis' head;
;
the Triennial Stakes at Ascot close to the Helper oar
and winning the Mottisfont Stakes at Stockbricgebteali
—beating Vaultress and seven others. He is undi °u teeth°r
,
a good horse, but has not been doing his work a' _,.(1 31'
in the most satisfactory manner. Will run forwil
Epsom. TV°
THE SPIRIT OF TSB
us spil'
BETTING AT MANCHESTER-- T
LIVERPOOL STEEPLECHASE.
6to 1 agst Oscar (taken).
Bto 1 agst Miss Mowbray.
13 to 1 agst Duc-an-Durras (taken).
13 to 1 agst View Halloo (taken.)
13 to 1 agst Sir Peter Laurie.
16 to 1 agst Victress.
20 to 1 agst Bourton (taken to 50/.).
20 to 1 agst Maurice Daley (taken).
LIVERPOOL SPRING CUP'
10 to 1 agst Bellewstown (taken).
10 to 1 agst Doubt (taken).
10 to 1 agst Pride (taken). , )
12 to 1 agst Master Norton (ta's-en.
METROPOLITAN HANDICAP
o dye).
7to 1 agst Contentment.
(°-ems -
2500 to 100 agst Snowdon Dunhill (°—