The Sun.
London, England, 1849-05-21 00:00:00

OAKS FILLIES.

Lord Stanley's E!calade, Lord Strathmore's Second
Sight, Mr. Wrefotd's Wood!irk, Mr. Wreford, s West
Country Lass, Mr. Cuthbert' Emma Donna, Mr. Ped-
ley's Mystic)°, Mr. Wre'ord s Wet Nurse, Mr. Whit-
worth's Lady Jersey, Mr. F. Clarke's Ludy Tryphena,
Mr. Grevilk's Clarissa, Mr. Greville's Damson, Lord
Chcstertieli's sister to Arkwright, Duke of Richmond's
Highland Fling, Lord Strathmore's Eva, Mr. Nevin's
Diana, Mr. Minor's Miss Bunney, Mr. Greville's Pa-
quint, Mr. Payne's Glauca, L(-,rd Exeter's Grace, Mr.
Ford's Fw..co, Mr. Death's Plebeia, Mr. B. Green's
Lady Superior, Mr; Bell's Imperatrix.
It is not expected that above fifteen or sixteen, at the
outside, will show ; the probability is that the field will
be small.

FOR OTHER STAKES.
Lord Stanley's Circus, Mr. Pedley's Cockermoutb, Mr.
E. R. Clark's Old Commodore, Lord Winton's Eagle's
Plume, Lord Exeter's Swordplayer, Mr. Gratwicke's
Countess, Major Pitt's Lazybones, Mr. Ford's Telegraph,
Mr. Burgess's Trap, Mr. V. Jenkins's Miss Larkaway,
Count Bstthyany's Castenevo, Captain Archdall's Rose
Pompon, Mr. Carew's Philosopher, Sir J. B. Mill's
Cymbra, Mr. E. R. Clark's Alpheia, Lord Chesterfield's
lampoon filly, Duke of Richmond's Ploughboy, Hon.
S. Herbert's Tiflis, Mr. Ford's Eunuch, Mr. Gannon's
Do-it- again, Mr. Burgess's Hind of the Forest,
Count Batthany's Valentine, Mr. Magenis's Secret,
Mr. Death's Nectar, Major Mostyn's The Swede, Lord
Clifden's Wanota, Sir G. Heathcote's f by Lanercost
out of Countess, Sir G. Heatchcote's c by Lanercost
out of Countess, Mr. Tubb's Comet, Lord Bate-
man's Goodwood, Colonel Peel's The Admiral, Sir
G. Heathcote's Black Eagle, Mr. Harrison's Miss Burns,
Mr. Day's Culocynthus, Mr. Formly's Grist, Mr. Dor-
ien's Sylvia, Mr. Southby's Consequence, Mr. Douglas's
Tom Tough, Mr. Douglas's Nelson, Captain Richards's
Landrail, Mr. S. L. Fox's Faith, Mr. James's Miss
Flower, Mr. R. Ring's Self Defence, Mr. Griffiths's Lady
Lilt Mr. Stephenson's Latitat, Mr. Webb's Cybele, Mr.
Smith's Lovelace, Mr. Nevin's Fiddlestrine,, Mr. War-
ren's Pulka, Mr. William's Rosalinds, Mr. Bull's Young
Ratan, Mr. Death's Antagonist, Lord Clifden's Le
Beau, Mr. B. Green's Michael Brunton, Colonel Peel's
Taffrail, Mr. Roll's Collingwood,
Alr. Dawson's De-
faulter Mr. Lawson's Oswald, Mr. Pettifer's Martin
Chuzzlewit filly, Mr. Cowper's the Miner, Mr. IJoarwmsn'ss
Reversion, Mr. Death's Lady Frances, Mr • -r
Muley Moloch mare, Mr. Bull's Moga
d° Sir Formby
Coekerell's Kennet, Mr. Price's Gabbier/ Mr. Douglas
C.
Sam Hood, Mr. S. L. Fox's Madrid,
Re-
solution, Grief, and Pink?,
, Mr.
Grand
Mr. Grail te Altogether
there
i
there cannot be less than 180 or 200 horses in thegneigh-
Payne's Blackcock, Mr.Keighley's Chorister.
neigh-
bourhood.
The announcements for the week are the same as last
year. Special trains will run, at short intervals, daily,
both on the Brighton and South-Western lines, and
ample preparations have been made to prevent confusion
or delay. The large room at the King's Bead, Epsom,
to which Mr. Lumley has shifted his quarters, will be
have Stan Stand. T
opened as a betting-room during the meeting, free of
ha r ghee roafctehsewili
re-
freshment harge
Mr.
Lumley
at
commence at two o'clock precisely, on Tuesday and
charge.
roomst h wille
also
Thursday; and at half-past two on the other great days.
The Derby, as usual, will be the first race on Wednes-
day. The horses engaged to run will be allowed to
walk in Sir Gilbert Ileathcote's paddock, immediately
contiguous to the pull up; and a flag will be shown from
the Grand Stand when the course is clear, as a signal for
them to be brought into the course, to be saddled in
front of the Stand.
The course, when we left on Saturday night, was ad-
mitted by the trainers to be in excellent condition. From
the great care bestowed upon it since the disastrous
Spring Meeting, and the late rains, it could scarcely be
otherwise.
The meeting will be under the general management
of Mr. H. Dorling, Mr. Clark officiating as judge, Mr.
'Jibbed as starter, and Mr. Manning as clerk of the
scales.

Flying
sbgaout Chatterer,
TATTERSALVS—SATURDAY,
Very little business was transacted, and the prices,
eas
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r i d 45 yt
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6 to 1 and 11
2wtoht2oo
about
aao
times, about the Old
with one or two exceptions, were the sate
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100 about
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that
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lobna about thecb au hundreds
aftern
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Fox; and 1,000 to 5 four times, about Sir G. Ileathcote's
lot; Vanguard, the Knout, and Montague, were friend
Elthiron, 1,000 to 20, tour or five
less. (Morley and Do-the-Boys. were scratched this
afternoon. Only two more were backed for the Oaks,
viz., Clarissa, and Sister to Atkwright, tho former
at 6 to 1 and 11 to 2; and the latter, for about 8001., a
7 to 1.

LATEST BETTING.
DEBBY.
2to 1 agst The Flying 18 to 1 agst Vatican.
Dtechman. 20 to 1 agst Vanguard
4to 1 agst Nunnykirk (t) 30 to 1 agst The Knou
11 to 2 apt Tadmor (t) No others mentioned
6 to 1 agst Chatterer (t fly) I
OARS.

11 to 2 agst Clarissa (t) is to 1 agst Eva
6to 1 agst S. to Ark 18 to 1 apt Lady Superior
wright 30 to 1 agst Imperatrix
13 to 2 agst Woodlark
Neither Col. Peel's or John Day's bad arrived at
Epsom up to last night.
HAMPTON MILITARY RACES.--FRIDAY.
The Trial Stakes of 5 sovs. each, 2 ft, and 20 added
three yro, 9et 101 bi four yro, lost 61b; five yro, 110'