The Sun.
London, England, 1853-01-17 00:00:00

SPORTING INTELLIGENCE.

SPORTING NOTES.—No. CCCLXII.

ANALYSIS OF THE SEVENTY-FOURTH DERBY.

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Having disposed of the Malton lots, I shall next re•
view those at Middleham, beginning with

FOBERT'S

at Spigot Lodge.

Lord Eglinton's b C VANDERDECKEN (own brother to
Flying 'Dutchman), by Bay Middleton, out of Mr. New'
comen's Barbelle, by Landbeck out of Darioletta, by
Amadis, foaled at Danebury in March 1850, was the
first colt publicly speculated upon for the ensuing Derby
—lO,OOO to 150 having been booked at Bath as far back
as the 25th of April, 1850, at which time all agreed.that
he was as promising a juvenile as his celebrated brother
was at the same age. His couple of performances last yeas
were execrable, and show how completely he has run to
seed. In the first at Goodwood, for the Ham Stakes, hs
figured in company with the Potentia colt, Hobby horse,
and Talfourd, at the extreme tail, and, what is more'
was regularly beaten off. In the other at Newmarket,
for the Buckingham Stakes, he actually finished a bad
third to Estrella and Kitty of Coleraine filly. He is a
large slashing-looking animal, and stands above sixteen
hands high, but wants filling up ; and to us there seems no
sign of accomplishing that this year. He will, as a matter
of course, be of no use for the forthcoming Derby.
Lord Eglinton's ch C THE FOWLER, by Irish Bird
catcher, out of Roulette, not being able to stand train
ing, was sent to the right about some time since.
Lord Eglinton's b c ERYCTHON, by Melbourne out of
Bellona, and ch c SIR WALTER, by Faugh-a-13allaght
out of Rosa, are of no use for the Derby.
The ch c CUSWOP.TH, by Ithuriel, out of Olive Oil,
nominated by Lieut.-Col. Wyndham, and the b c STRAP
JACKET, by Lanercost, out of Lunacy, were the Po'
perty of Lord Eglinton, but having proved themselves
thorough rips, were sold at the Liverpool July Meeting
last year—the former for four guineas, and the latter for
five guineas—as being fit for nothing better than cal)
work. Strait Jacket was, however, kept in training
until the Eccles Meeting in the following month, when,
as the property of Mr. Lawless, he ran last, I believe,
to a lot of trash for the Grand Stand Plate, value 161.0
and was immediately afterwards turned off as useless.

TOM DAWSON,
of Tupgill, has a trio of Derbyites—quadrupedalp not
Parliamentarian—namely :
Mr. Meiklam's bl C THE HATCHET, by Poynton, 0.6
of Consolation's dam, who has exhibited his qualities to,
the public four times, winning once ; Mr. Wilkins' b z
PEGGY (own sister to Nancy), by Pompey, out of
Hawise, nominated by Mr. Baxter, the defeated of three
fields ; and his own b c GEORGY, by Malcolm, out of
Dervegild, who is, so report says, to be the representr
tive of the stable at Epsom. In my opinion, however,
if they have got no better than him or the other two for
the Derby day, they may as well keep the lot at home in
their stables. Georgy is a horse of the Lindrick staraP
and if he is a much better animal than that horse, I Do
wofully deceived. He is reported to be a small wonder
in his way; but this will end, as many reports do, I°
mere puff.

(To be continued.)
LINCOLN SPRING MEETING.--It was thought a week
or two back, that this meeting had come to an untimely
end from want of funds and bad management ; but I 3°l
glad to hear that such is not the case. The authorities
have bestirred themselves, and the consequence is, that
with three hundred and.thirty-five pounds added money'
and under the stewardship of the Mayor of Lincoln, IT%
Mr. Peart as starter, and Mr. R. Johnson judge, and
trust handicapper, we may expect to see a couple of dal"
good sport.

EPSOM STEEPLECHASES.—The following horses d,
good work for the steeplechases and hurdle race on "eid,
nesday next :—Half-and-Half, The Screw, Cardinal ge
ing, nearer, Gulnare, Perjury, QuiCkstep, Sam iiclss
it
Simon the Cellarer, Odiham, Young Lottery, and
to
Susan—the last six at Epsom. Young Lottery seem
have recovered from his lameness.
THE SPIRIT OF THE Tl:jo'

WEIGHTS FOR T:

IE CHESTER cur. lb
Yrs gilt 0
Ammonia 4 0
Brasey 4 0
6
Agnes Wickfield ...• 4 6 0
Ninnyhammer
Tho Queen 3 0
Defiance 3 512
Banshee 44
1
Lady in Waiting A 515
Bit of Blue 5 0
Happy Toe 4 6
Trifle 4 ,12
The Carrier 4 '4 j.,1
Common Sense 4 `
Lady Harriett
13
I Tested 4
Grapeshot 3
1'
The Deformed - A 5 10
Surprise 4 0
6 1
Burndale 4 0
Convict 3
Corybantes 3 ,-' 10
Charley 3 3
Madeline 4 5 3
The Sutler
Richard Primmer 4 ", 3
'Termagant 4 3
Coral 4 5 g
Missive 4 5 a
Recommendation .l 5
Audubon 3 5 3,
Valour 3 5 ;
Moscow
Beverlac
3 6
Goorkah -
By Faugh-a-Ballaugh
b. m. out of Minia- e 6
ture 5 u 3
Mr. Moor
Snowdon Dunhill 3
Soxtus
Tickton
3 5 6
Placid 3 ,u 6
Ann Eliza 3 6
Peggy 3 6
b c by Simoom, out
of Master Jack's 6
dam 3 4
Fairplay 3 6
4
Ida 3 5e 4
Young Norval 3
bc by Crozier, out 5
of Summerhill 3
Brother to Grey 3
3 P
Tommy
cby Burgundy, out 6 4
Lady Harkaway 3 6 4
Sally Barnard
Prevention 3 6 5
TaN ;stock
St. Andrew
Pastrycook
Hatchet 5
3
Helena
b cbtyof Bgu
theem...
Emperor,. 3 6
ou
cc
hbof y
mpD
oiont n
aregnJt
wah no o ,
n. . It. 3 655
Bell Tinker
Friar's Hall .....
f by Touchstone, out
of Boarding 5
School Miss 3 6
Ireland's Eye......: 3
5 %1
King David
Ploughboy (late An- , 5
chisel) 6
Postulant
'Annie

Yrs st lb
Kingston 4 8 12
Hobble Noble 4 810
Newmin.ster 5 8 8
Weathergage 4 8 8
Daniel O'Rourke 4 8 6
Mountain Deer 5 S 5
Harbinger 4 8 4
Stilton 4 8 4
Nancy 5 8 2
Little Harry 4 8 2
Warhawk 4 8 2
Lady Evelyn a 8 0
Chief Justice 6 8 0
The Nabob 4 8 0
Buckthorn 4 8 0
Joe Miller 4 8 0
Woolwich a 712
Chief Baron Nichol
son 4 7 12
Augur 4 712
Homebrewed 4 7 12
Truth
Confessor 5 7 10

Prime Minister 5 7 10
Leopold 4 710
Ben Nevis 4 710
Clichnhai sgeatw
King of Trumps 4 7 8
Bird-on-the-Wing
oAfYthe Shiro 45
Father Thames 478 88
Lamartine 5 7 7
Goldfinder 5 7 6
Hungerford
Le Juif
Unity 5 7 6
Cardinal Wiseman 5 7 6
Grosvenor
Adine 4 7 6
Indian Warrior 4 7 6
Nancy Martenson.., 4 7 6
Farewell 4 7 6
Grey Tommy 4 7 6
Muscovite
Retail a 7 4
Poodle 4 7 4
Gossamer
Lady Amyott
Merry Bird 4 7 4
Candlewick.
NAI nteatacaskchkaDm:.
t• 5.
Azeth 4 7 2
Lucid.....
Little Fawn
Sir Rowland Tren-
chard
Lough Bawn
Trickstress
Colsterdal e 5 7 0
Terpsichore 5 7 0
The Bishop.
Koh-i-noor 4 7 0
Redmond O'Hanlon 4 7 0
Lin crick
Lerrywhent 4 7 0
Montague a 6 12
Gholab Singh 5 6 12
b c by Melbourne—
out of Sally War-
foot 4 6 12
The Red Lion 4 6 12
Fancy Girl 4 6 12
Allegro 4 612
Nutshell 6 6 10
Harriet 6 6 10
Little Jack 6 6 10
Cockcrow 5 610
Ilex 4 6 10
Exact 3 6 8
Tordesillas
Caliban
Bellewstown .........
Hippogriff 5 6
Timid Fawn...,.., 5 6 8
Hirsuta . .
Morning Star
Little Davie
Sanita
lanthe
Dame Tattle 4 6 6
Octavia
Galvanism 4 6 6
St. Michael 4 6 6
Lambton 3 6 6
St. George 6 6 4
Vermuth 5 6 4
Sister to Wanota - 6 4
Scarecrow 4 6 4
Saville 4 6 4
b f by Venison, out
13 onfitaWedding-Day 6
Bardolph 46 64
Bold Boy
4 6 4
64
Maria 4 6
Constantino - 2
4 0
Cleveland
Pelion .
6 0
View Hallow
Victress. .. 6 6 0

IHannat

.......... 6 0

Yu.4 „ 6 „
Veteran ;5 6 u
.... e, ,
Polly ... ;5 411
Llanforda 3 4 1::',
Miss Emma .._ 34 li
Fionn-ma-Coal :3 411
Josephine . - ... . 3 4 1:'
Contqntment 3 413
Lockit 3 0
3 41$.
Effie Deans
Friday
4
Tremble
3
Minerva
4
The Dandy
Malice 3 4
Black Jack 3 4 i
Lady Gough
f b Cothersione„
outy of Wedlock 3 4io
Lord-Lieutenant ••• 3 .0
bGShrewbiocyposw3hliaitrcokLeyass. 3: 4,44:
liiooo
Auchinlock ,
.. 3 10,
Charity 3 110
Talfourd
Deerhound 3 ", 0
Rosalba .. ..
7
dam bv - Free, 3 4

..m by Rainbow
Jacqueline 3 4
Nerva 3
Mr. Treen's f by if
Knight of the 4 '
Whistle
bc by The Ugly f
Buck, out of Lady 3 4
Ledger
Ann Page
Tacony

-
Elizaid~eten
Waterfall 5 6 0
Harp 5 6 0
Wasp 5 6 0
Houlakin . 4 6 0
Babette 4 6 0
Richmond 4 6 0
Pelopida,s

Forfeits to be declared on o

before the let of Feb.

EPSOM SPRING MEETING. htirDO
Additional nomination for the City and Slim
Handicap :