The Sun.
London, England, 1853-02-05 00:00:00

E. PARR,

of Upper Lambourn Berkshire, has Mr. Osbaldes-
ton's ch c Provost Marshal, by Cotherstone, out of
Camp Follower, in slow work. He has run twice,
and cut up badly e- .ii time. " The Squire" must
find someLhing r than this colt if he intends
to do aught at Eps( n.

R. DREWITT,
of Lewes, has under his care a b c of Mr. W.
Smith's, Little David, by Slave out of 011 a, a run
ner and loser once ; and Mr. W. Hale's Haco (late
Harold), by Old England, out of Dauntless, nomi-
nated by Sir J. Hawley, also a runner once, when
he was beaten off easily by Tamerlane, at Hampton.i
Neither will be of any service in the race of races.
The four Derby horses in training at Epsom, are
very inferior animals ; the Libel colt being perhaps
the best.

Reeves has a couple, namely, his own b c Deer-
hound, by the Fallow Buck, out of Growl, nomi-
nated by Mr. Carew, five times a starter, but never
a winner ; and Mr. elamere's bc by Libel, out of
My Dear, who has yet to put in his first appear-
ance.

Dockeray has Mr. Greville's br c by Alarm, out
of Alkali, nominated by Mr. E. R. Clarke, a loser
in the only race he ha.% run ; and Wycherley ie
imitating Mr. Heathcote's br c Condor, by Laner-
cost, out of Cytherea, who has not appeared in
public as yet, in the art and mystery of travelling
to victory, or somewhere else.

The following Derby horses are out of training :
—Mr. Delamere's colts by Don John and Para-
gone ; Mr. Collingwood's Tweedside ; Mr. Adams's
colt by the Merry Monarch, dam by Fmilius ; Mr.
Harris's c by the Emperor, out of Odille ; Mr.
Wright's c by Verulam, out of Makeless, nomi-
nated by Mr. Booth ; Captain Little's Magnet ;
Mr. Lumley's c by Hetman Platoff, out of Gazelle ;
Mr. Carew's Nomination, by War Eagle, out of
Rigolette ; Mr. Holliday's Sir Richard ; Mr.
Hare's Whanghee ; Mr. Burgess's c by Valentis-
simo, out of Chutnee • and Mr. Sadler's Charon,
nominated by Mr. Algernon Massingberd. This
last named animal is not in England, therefore, I
have classed him with the foregoing, but I have
heard that he is, or has been, at work on the Con-
tinent.

Mz. Burgess's c by Dulcimer, out of Africa, and
Mr. G. Hobson's c by lon out o: Recruit's dam,
have paid the debt of na.,ure.
THE SPIRIT OF THE TURF.

NEWMARKET SP.
A Free :Handicap Sweepsta
T.M
Age st lb Age st lb
Teddingon 5 8 13 Stockwell 4 8 4
Weathergage ... 4 8 4 Hobble Noble
Kingston
Acceptances (which may 134
unopened if there be no rac
Weatherby, on or before t:
two accept to be a match.

'RING MEETING.
kes of 500 sous. each, h ft.

sealed up, to be returned
3) to be signified to Messrs.
Le 16th instant ; and if only

SECOND SPRING MEETING. TUESDAY. A SWEEP-
STAKES of 25 sous. each, 10 ft, with 200 added by the
Jockey Club, for three year olds and upwards ; the
winner of the Northamptonshire Stakes, the Metropo-
litan, the City and Suburban, the Newmarket Handi-
cap, the Two Thousand Guineas Stakes, or the Chester
Cup, 71b, of any two of those races, 121 b extra ; horses
to be entered on the 16th of February, and 2 sous.
entrance paid for each horse ; weights to be declared in
the first week in 3.arch, and acceptances on the 15th
of March, 10 to accept or no race ; if fewer than forty
horses are entered, the handicap gill not be made, and
the entrance money will be returned ; A.F.