The Sun.
London, England, 1853-08-02 00:00:00

SPORTING NOTES.

BABBLING ABOUT BRIGHTON. hr.
Since the publication of my notes yesterday,s
portant and unexpected movement has been made d
the turf-market. It caused the sudden advance,.
Adine, to the position of leading favourite for tu:
Brighton Stakes. Indeed, with the exception of Fa;
ni tomie, she is the only aohnal which has been back-.
with decided spirit, and yesterday she entirely ;
grossed speculation. Her weight, including
penalty is Bst. 101 b., an impost which must bare
a damaging effect on her chance. This opinion
.1!
however, evidently not in accordance with that ofonil
supporters, who deem their partiality justifieti,
ii
whose confidence is materially strengthened by ajher
w'
deration of the easy manner in which she defeated
opponents for the Goodwood Stakes. A dine is 1111
tionably a mare of superior racing merit, and ;i cti,ii.
aid
doubtedly figure prominently in the encounter.
tel
she compete successfully under her present te'7o;
weight, she will be entitled to a very high P°sit;e
among the turf celebrities of the season• is.bo
opinion which I expressed yesterday, on the Prrtir
result of the race is scarcely affected by this
monstration monstration in favour of Adine. It is also unclisli,
as to the comparative insignificance of Jouvellol
chance. My conclusions were stated as follo filled:-.),/
anticipate that the foremost places will bechoo,
ANTIGONE, FATHER THAMES, and POODLE. '7„,4, I
however, the "scratching" proceedings be repeat'
shall substitute Pantomime for Father Thames.
The Trial Stakes closed last night with seven li°w-ti,
tions, Vaultress and Snowdon Dunhill being, in 111 o
mation, entitled to the precedence of the lot. d
To indicate the winner of the Nursery is a '7sk '1
extreme difficulty. There are thirty-one " yoting,s-01
handicapped, but it is impossible to ascertain,
the
approach to accuracy, the numerical strength
field. On carefully comparing the weights, I '7""
duced to select the following as being favourably ,1-0,
—Winkfield, Village Lass, Epaminondas, Joan fg ;rB,
and Cyrus. The last mentioned and Epamirionbgthe
I believe, in the same stable, and not being in„.l,-of
owner's confidence I cannot, of course, say ww-
them will be intended.
The Marine Plate numbers thirty-five entries, t 1
so uncertain is all information respecting them?
can merely point out the " fa,vourably-weightt
sion,' —viz. Faux-pas, Sanita, Thornhill, The -a.yet:4
Snarry, Dagobert, Handsome Doe, Appleton, and ° 0
Norval. From this lot the reader must make hils.
selection. Notwithstanding the heavy weight/ Pio
ever, I shall expect to see Ephesus well up, if not
lutely first at the finish.
The Town Plate which closed yesterday, has an
two nominations ; as it is a " selling race," ho'e'-'
shall not attempt to pick the winner. gr
I shall defer the discussion of Thursday's list uilw
morrow.
A FRESH It!
Brighton, August 2.

FLYING STAKES (WORCESTER).
DECISION OF THE JOCKEY CLUB.
Having heard thelevidence of the starter, and remb.csi
the declaration of the person who held the flag 0
that he never dropped it, we are of opinion that theo
start for the Flying Handicap, at Worcester, was a
start, and that Le Juif is entitled to the stakes.
(Signed) EXETER,
J. M. STAITI_Ed,'
FRANCIS VIII

BRIGHTON RACES.

ARRIVALS.

Trial Stakes—All here. Pl.
Brighton Stakes—Musician, Garforth, Poocie,tols
vence, Corybantes, Coleraine, Mrs. Nutting, I."".
Pantomime.
Nursery Stakes—Sine qua non, Winkfield, Twit;
Village Lass, Mouser, Bracken, Basquine, Joan °Do
Margaretta, Cyrus, Jovial, St. Spiro, Bonnie
Health, Blanchie filly. eis
Marine Plate—Sanita, Tamerlane, Heriot, Senn
Homebrewed, Appleton, Madame Landeau.
Pavilion Plate—Tamerlane, Sanita, Madarae Vl°
Homebrewed, Hirsuta, Hambletonian.
Railway Plate—All here.
Town Plate—All here.
Andover has arrived.

RIPON RACES.—YESTERDAY.
TRIAL STAKES. 1
Paquetta...................................................
General ................... ........................... ...
Five ran.
TWO-YEAR-OLD SWEEPSTAKES. 1
Randy
Holiday

SELLING STAKES
Macassar
Springfiower

£4O PLATE.

Amanio

Seven ran.

COUNT CIRCULAR

OSBORNE, AUG-IPA
Her Majesty, his Royal Highness Prince Albev'Or
Prince of Wales, the Princess Royal, and Prince. g,
attended divine service yesterday morning at 05104,1811,
The service was performed by the Rev. H. G. 1.1),,
The ladies and gentlemen in waiting were ale'
sent.

BoA deputation from the Metropolitan Counties oter
of the Medical and Surgical Association had illiffolf
view with Viscount Palmerston yesterday at the be lB'c
office, on the subject of the Vaccination Bill. Pr'
putation consisted of Dr. John Rose Corsio'"
Patrick Fraser, and Dr. Robert Hunter SemPle'e
A deputation against the proposed Bill fort. vis;
pression of Betting-houses had an interview Winsiste
count Palmerston yesterday. The deputation CO prise'
of Messrs. Mather, Maclure, Read, Baines, and
~rister
and were introduced by Mr. Lewis Hoffman, P."
at-law.
slo6r
Mr. Anstey had an interview with Viscount .-
ston yesterday at the Home-office.
cialoo
Dispatches were received yesterday at the ds,AP"
office from the Governors of the West India Nan—
fg
from the Governor-General of Canada.
Dispatches were sent yesterday to the Gooll°'
the West India Islands.