The Sun.
London, England, 1854-03-27 00:00:00

EARL SPENCER'S PLATE Oi
dicap Sweepstakes of 15
dared. A winner of an,
appear to carry 71b extra.
Age et lb
Ephesus. ...» 6 9 2
King of Trumps 5 9 0
Pelion
Prime Minister 6 8 10
Snowdon Dunhill 4 8 9
Vanderdecken
Filbert
Kohinoor
Invasion
Grief
The General 4 7 11
Romeo
Bourgeois
Little Tom 4 7 7
Gage d'Amour 4 7 5
Voucher 4 7 5
Mayday 6 7 4
Balmoral
Phrygia, 4 6 12

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f 100 sovs., added to a Han.
5 soya. each; 5 forfeit if de-
fy handicap after the weights
. Five furlongs.

Age st lb
Alas
Cyrus 3 6 10
Twinkle
Duchess of Lor

rains c
Foxhunter 3 6 8
Mouser
Austrey 3 6 7
Welham 3 6 6
Jephson 3 6 5
Red Rose 3 6 4
IPauline
Prevarication
Roebuck
Rally 3 5 12
Field Marshal
Topsy 3 5 9
Conspiracy
Adelaide

The ALTHORP PARK STAKES of 10 sovs. each, with 50
added ; for 2-yr-olds, colts, Bst 71b ; and fillies, Bst 31b.
Any winner before starting to carry 511). extra. T.Y.C.,
straight run in.

st lb st lb
eh llowßoy(inslbex)
88 127
T 1 a
Chaliceless
Titormously 8
3
b c by Sir Tattoo Falsity 8 3
Sykes—Southdown 8 7 AntoinettebyCowl—V
De
Gipsy King
Exmouth 8 7 b f
8 7 fiance
Monge 8 7 ch fby Parogone, dam
Katerfelto
8 7 by Charles XII.—
Careless
c by Cotherstone— Orfila
Polydora 8 7 Freckle
bro to F1irt...... .. 8 7 Voracity
cby Orlando—L-ayla 8 7 Qualm
Louvat .................. 8 7 The Sole Star 8 3
Sir Francis
............ 8 7 Evangeline 8 3
The Despised ......... 8 3 Algeria
fby Epirus—Pelion's Gossip 8 3
dam .................. 8 3 Lady Alicia 8 3
The Hind 8 3 Paradigm, Bat 31b pd
The NORTHAMPTONSHIRR CUP STAKES, of 10 BOYS. each.
The winner to be sold for 500 sous., if demanded, &c.
Gentlemen taking a nomination and not starting, to
be subject to the payment of 3 soya., which will be
given to the second horse. About two miles and a
furlong.

Age st lb
e st lb
Escape
..... 4 8 7
Ilex
Morning Star
Janet'
4 8 7 Gabriel ............ 3 6 9
Florist 4 8 7 by John O'Gaunt
Rackapelt
Veteran 4 8 7 Hercules ..... 3 6 9
Contentment 4B 7, Com. Charley .•. 36 9
The INNKEEPERS' PLATE of 50 sovs., added to a Handi-
cap Sweepstakes of 5 sovs. each, for three-year-olds
and upwards ; certain winners extra ; once round.

Age. st lb
Herbert a 8 13
Florist 4 8 8
Tomboy a 8 8
John Bull
Commod. Charley 3 7 4
Sir George 3 7 5
The SELLING PLATE of
stakes of 3 sous each ; one i
the evening before running.

Age. st lb
Switch
Cranbourne 3 6 10
b f by Verulam—
Jenala 3 6 6
Miss Bolton 3 6 6

[0 sots., added to a Sweep-
nil°. To close and name on

RAILWAY ARRANGEMENTS.
A special train will leave the Euston-square Station
on Wednesday next at 8.30 a.m., returning from Nor-
thampton at 6.30 p.m., on Thursday, the 30th inst.
Return tickets, at express fare, will also be issued on
Wednesday and Thursday by the 9.15 a.m. down express
train at Euston, enabling the public to reach Northamp-
ton each morning by a special train from Blisworth.
On Wednesday evening a special train will leave Nor-
thampton for Blisworth at 8.15 p.m. to meet the Bir-
mingham up express train.

CHELTENHAM SPE
ENTRIES for the U]

'G MEETING.—APRIL 4.
En HuNTEEs' STAKES.

Age. i Age.
Dubious 5 Squire of Melton a
Massa Mung®
Maurice Daley a Unareta a
Bedlfincher .. a Bravo 6
Smuggler Bill
Gaylad
Titterstone 6lBlue Dick 5
Florist
Charley 4; Widow Machree
The Ferret 5 Farmer's Friend
ENTRIES for the GRAND MILITARY STEEPLECHASE
Capt. Ainslie's (Royal Dra- Lieut. Hunt's (6th Dra-
goons)The Admiral. goons) Routh.
Lieut G. Hunt's (4th Light Lieut. Taylor's (85th Regi-
Dragoons) Hawk ment) The Linnet.
Lieut. F. Coates (7th Hus- Capt. F. Berkeley's (Royal
sars) Idle Boy. i H. Gds. Blue) Empress.
ACCEPTANCES for the GRAND ANNUAL STEEPLECHASE.
20 subs.

st lb
Oscar ll 5 View Halloo

8t lb
9 8

Lord George ll 0 'Cockcrow
Need wop_si,,z, lO 7 Teddesley
Spring
Trout- lO 0 Royalty 9 0
Sam Hood 9 8, Burnt Sienna 9 0
ACCEPTANCES for the FREE HANDICAP HURDLE RACE.
St lb st lb
Gaylad
View Halloo lO 8 Free Trader
Alp
Teddesley
Maurice Daley lO 0

The Free Handicap Steeplechase did not fill, there being
only three acceptances. The following will be sub-
stituted for it :
A SELLING STEEPLECHASE Of 5 sove. each, with 20
added ; 12st each. The winner to be sold for 80 sove.,
and if entered to be sold for 601., allowed 71b ; 501.,
141 b.; 401., 211 b ; and 301., 281 b.; the second horse to
save his stake. About three miles. To close and
name on the night previous to the race.