The Sun.
London, England, 1836-06-28 00:00:00

THE SPORTING MAGAZINE,
FOR JULY,

Will be Embellished with
I. PORTRAIT of BAY MIDDLETON.
11. PORTRAIT of CYPRIAN.

111. The EQUESTRIAN GROUP, substituted for the ASCOT
GOLD CUP.
IV. The TOXOPHILITES' GROUND in the REGENT'S
PARK.

Among the Contents of the Number will be found the following :
Pedigree of Bay Middleton—Craven on the Turf 1836—Pedigree
of Cyirian—Hunting in the West—Switzerland and its Sporting
Associations ; a second Chrichton—The Whipper-in, by a Country
Physician—Notices of Natural History : a few Words on Nets—
Training of Carrier Pigeons—Paris Spring, Chantilly, and Ver-
sailles Races, and other Sporting Matters—Programme of the
Boulogne and St. Omer Races—Otter-hunting : the list day of the
Season with Mr. Bulteel's Hounds—" Aurora the Depth of Old
Ocean forsakes," a new Hunting Song, by the Hoh. Martin Hawke.
ASCOT HEATH RACES,
By CRAVEN.
The Ascot Gold Cup, and Winners of that Prize ; Winners of the
King's Plates, and ditto for Hunters at Ascot—Nominations for
the Goodwood Cup, 18361—The Start. at Epsom—A Day in the
Woods— Deer Shooting in India—A Day with the Cork Unions—
Pencillings for Poster, by Juan ; Sketch the First, " The Road"
—Death of the Rev. \V. Harvey—Falconry in India—Scraps from
the Writing Desk of the late Mr. Peter Chisel, continued ; by An
Executor : a long voyage, in which the exile meets with strange
characters--The English Racer and Saldle Horse—First Favorites,
Winners of the Derby, by Ambo—Finish of the Season in Strath-
earn, by Old North—On Provincial Horses, their Management,
&c. , by Stud—The Lakes of England—Epigram—Sporting Sub-
jects in the Royal Academy—The Toxopholites' Ground in the
Regent's-park—Mems of Mess • Fytte the Fourth, " A Mild An-
swer turneth away Wrath"—draven on Stud Farms, with a Visit
to the Royal Stud at Hampton Court.
Sporting Intelligence, &c. &c.
London : M. A. Pittman, No. 11, Warwick-square, Newgate-
street ; and all Booksellers.

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