The Sun.
London, England, 1846-07-27 00:00:00

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LADIES —W illough by de Eresby, Ponm_
cus Hill, Couper, John Russell, Grey, Katherine .Jermyt,,
Mary Wood, Stratheden, Emily de Burgh, Wheatley,
Emily Seymour, Gardiner, Caroline Levison Gower,
Cottenham, Elizabeth Eliot, Mary Howard, Byron,
George Lennox, Adeliza Manners, Jane Fitzgerald,
Elizabeth Grosvenor, Clementina Villiers, A. Primrose,
L. Primrose, Mary Sackville West, Robert Grosvenor,
Stanley, Beauvale, Lyttelton, Portman, Peel, Graham. ,
RIGHT HONOURABLES —Fox Maule, Sir Robert Peel,
Pemberton Leigh, and Sir James Graham.
HONOURADLES—Mrs. Pox Maule, Miss Willoughby,
Miss Lister, Captain James P. Murray, Miss Campbell,
Mrs. G. E. Anson, Miss Lyttelton, and Aliases Pepys.
SlR—Robert Gardiner.

PRICE SD.

MisTnEssEs--7La'bouchere,BerkeleyDrummond,Blom-
field, Stanley. and Howley.
MlSSES—Blomfidd. Stanley, Cooper, Wheatley, (2)
Gardiner, Emily Gardiner, and Louisa Percy.

SPORTING INTELLIGENCE:
GUILDFORD RACES.—SATuabAY. • .
Her Majesty's Plate of 100 Guineas. Heats, two miles. •
Mr. Cook's Auld Lang Syne, 6 yrs, lOst 21b ( Wakefield) 1 1
Mr. 13alchin's Sir Edmund, 3 yrs, 7st 51b
\Von in a canter b two lengths.
BRIDGNORTH RACES.—THURSDAY (Concluded.)
The Selling Stakes of 3 sov. each, and 30 added, the.
second to save his stake, twice round, were won in three
heats by Mr. Davenport's Chester, 4 .yrs, 7st 71b (Denman)
beating Mr. Pepper's Hector, 7st 91b; Mr. Collins's Brunelle,, Bst 101 b; and two others.

FRIDAY.
The Gold Cup of 60 sov. Twice round and a distance
Mr. Whitworth 's Lady Sarah, 5 yrs, Bst 7lb (Bond) 1
Mr. Raworth's Idolater, 4 yrs, Bst 31b ' 2
Mr Bates's Master Downes, 4 yrs, Bst
The Wheatland Hurdle Stakes of 3 soy. each, and 15
added, I 2st each, once round and a distance, were won in
three heats by Mr. Davenport's Victoress, beating six others.

GOODWOOD RACES.
Up to Saturday night, the following horses had strived in
the neighbourhood of Goodwood, or were stated to be on the
road :

Sir J. Hawley's Humdrum, and A-la-mode; Mr. Drink-
ald's Ohio, Farthing Candle, Vol-au-vent, and Mongrel;
Mr. Crockford's Kite and St. Lawrence • Mr. Thompson's
Correct Card • Mr. Ford's Guarracha, dillwood, and Auri-
cula ; Mr. Ellis's fby lon, out of Ranvilette; Mr. Seath's
Subduer and Ctunelia ; Sir W. W. Wynn's Stoker; Mr.
Menzies' Teetotaller; Lord Stradbroke's Idas and Lynceus ;
Mr. Herbert's Ajax, Orion, Petitioner, and c by Hettnat;
Platoff, out of Zebra; Mr. Ramsbottom's Pineapple; Mr.
Morris's Wolf-dog ; Mr. S. Stanley's Leaeonfield ;
Lord Glasgow's Chainbearer, sister to Conspiracy
(Emelia filly), and f by The Provost, out of Miss Whip;
Mr W. H. Johnston's Jack Cade and Blind Hookey; Mr.
Osbaldeston's Sorella, King Charles, Petit .llorceau, Gizelle.
Sister to Sorella, f by Lanercost, out of Mountain Sylph, and
f by Lanercost, out of Camp Follower; Lord Chesterfield's
Arkwright, Snake, Javelin, Lady Wildair, The Maid of
Saragossa, Morella filly, and New Brighton ; Mr. B. Green's
The Conjuror; Mr. Greville's Alarm and Polka; Mr. Payne's
Cobweb filly, Sir Francis, and Collingwood ; Lord Eglinton's
Van Tromp, Nerissa, Thomas, and Bretwalda ; Colonel An-
son's lago, Kedger, Epirot e, and Rowland Hill; Sir C. Monck's
Glossy, Mowerina, and Vanish ; Mr. Jaques's Headsman ;
Mr. Bowes's Ukraine, As-you-like-it, and Forget-me-Not;
Mr. Maher's Jeannette (Perdita f); Mr. Jacques's Heads-
man ; Mr. O'Brien's Grimston and Jonathan Wild ; Mr.
Meiklam's Duncan • Mr. Dawson's The Nobbler and Lads
Malloire ; Mr. Wreford's Wilderness and Wits-end ; Mr. A..
Johnstone's Fair Helen, Brother to Sir Henry, Annandale,
and Little Nell; Mr. Gully's Winchester, Weatherbit, Tan-
tivy, Wee Bit, Buckskin, and Mathematician ; Sir J. B.
Mills Giantess; Mr. J. Day's The Hero; Mr. Goodwin's
Dexterous ; Mr. Treen's c by Euclid; Lord Lons-
dale's Jericho .and Miss Milner c Lord Exeter's
St. Demetri, Phlegon (doubtful), f by Hotman
Platoff, out of Galata, Sister to Pargularia ; Mr. Pratt's
Secundus ; Mr. Hobson's Chatham; Mr. Booth's filly by
Liverpool ; Mr. Clifton's Wilford, Mr. Robertson's the Cure.
Mr. Irwin's Connaught. Ranger, Mr. Forth's Bourra Tomacha,
Mr. Worley's Example, and Wintonian ; Sir G. Heathcote'a
Akbar, c by Velocipede dam, by Emilus, cby Hetman Pla-
toff, out of Nannette, c by Amato, out of La file mal gardde,
Sutlej, c by Liverpool, out of Caroline ; Duke of Beauforts f
by Assassin, out of Esmeralda; Mr. Banks's Charcoal, Mr.
Yarburgh's Red Robin, Mr. Legh's Maid of Lyme (Lap-
wing filly), Mr. Drake's Bold Archer, Lord Milltown's Duo-
an-Durras.
Thre will be nothing from Cooper's or Stephenson's. Every
box and stall at Singleton, Waterbeach, &c., is engaged. At
Chichester the demand for lodgings has been very brisk, and
on Saturday scarcely a bed was disengaged. The course,
thanks to the heavy rain on Friday, is in very good order.

TO THE EDITOR OF THE SUN.
SlR,—The Corinthian meeting at Goodwood, under
the immediate protection of the " protectionist" leaders,
this year seems likely to surpass all its predtbeessors in
quantity if not in quality of sport. There are no less
than thirty-eight races on the paper for the four days.
On Tuesday, nine ; Wednesday, twelve ; Thursday,
ten, and Friday, eight ; sport enough to satisfy any
reasonable appetite •, and, from the number of lodginga
taken'at Bognor, Chichester, and elsewhere, with fine
weather, we may reasonably expect to have one of the
most brilliant meetings on record. The ball opens with
the Craven Stakes, to name the day before running,
which is generally won by the Goodwood stable; anal
they seem inclined to repeat the dose this year, which
they have so often been successful in before.
The Levant Stakes, of 50 sovs. 30 ft, has 25 subs, and
the following may be expected to show ; viz. :—Black-
,...ock, or Jollity, Van Tromp, Galata filly, Joyful filly,
out of Cobweb, Conynghatn, Halo, or Varaoyre, and
perhaps Hornet and Golightly ; of these I shall expect ,
to see the Duke of Richmond's starter (moat
.probably
Halo), and the Derby crack KW h Tromp),pass the post
first, and should not be at all surprised to see the former
beat the latter.
The Ham Stakes, of 100 sovs. each, h ft, has 40 subs,
and about eleven will start, viz.:---Crozier, or Gabble,
Epirote, Corona, Amima filly, or Mecca colt, Chain
Bearer, Apricot, Tantivy, Little Nell, The Positive
Young Man, The King of Naples, and Red Hart. The
Goodwood Stable is in considerable force, both for this
and the Levant Stakes, and I shall anticipate its success
on this occasion, by naming Red Heart or Crozier for
winner.
About ten may be expected to go for the Gratwicke
Stakes, viz.:—Binnacle, Mowerina, Joinville, IDraco,
Lady Cecilia, Eclat, filly out of Antler's dam • Vanish
Cuckoo, and one of Mr. Wreford's4robably Wilderness.
I select the latter and Joinville to pull me through,
which I have no doubt they will.
Dpaar
and Sting being the most likely starters. The two first
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doubtful list. Should Sting go, which I hardly think he
will, he ought to win ; otherwise Paragone will be first,
ragadwe ai ng
eeß'ertainty; the other three are on the
figoeTldrh.oer
and St. Demetri second.

The 300 sovs. Stakes for four year olds, look well for
one of Day's lot—Weatherbit or Worthless—whichever
you please ; the former for my money.
The-Goodwood Club Stakes will be decided by the
merits of the jockeys, not of the nags this stake being
for members of the Goodwood Club. Ifaney Naworth,
Coal Black Rose, and Petit Morceau, with their riders,
will manage it between them.

The Welter Stakes. Red Deer or Old England will, or
ought to win, but it is in this stake as iu the last, gentle-
man jocks up, consequently it is not safe to speculate on
these events until you know the mounts. The first day's
sport concludes with the Innkeeper's Plate ; to-morrow,
Monday.
The bill of fare for Wednesday commences with the
" crack race" of the meeting— the Goodwood Stakes, of
25 sous. each, 15 ft., which has sixty acceptances, and
twenty-five, or thereabouts, will be brought forth, to
show their qualities—such as they are—for a more
wretched lot of trash, with a very few exceptions, cannot
be found. As this is the case, so much greater is the diffi-
culty of selecting the winner, that I very much doubt
whether there is in existence a" prophet" so au fait at
his work as to be able to name the much-envied (though
now most probably obscure) nag.
At their weights, the best in are—Giantess, Ost'7lb.;
Marquis of Conyngham, 6st. ; St. Demetri, 6st-t.;ertoS
sst. 121 b. ; and Petitioner, sst.
star
Pleni-
tude, sst. 131 b ; Jenny Wren, sst. 1215bs.tf
Henry,
started for tho
outBßlbr.o Brother
the
Lapwing, would have won the
Cup and St. Leger. at Newton, she
w od Stakes in a canter. liar blood
filly by Tomboy,
and condition
aGrriunde°niably first-rate, and, like her sire, she is game
to the back bone. She may yet, at her favourable weight
(sst 71b), do something prodigious in the forthcoming
meeting. In the batch above named, lam inclined to
think I have included the winner, and I consider the ally
by Tomboy out of Lapwing, Plenitude, Jenny Wren,
and St. Demetri, to be as good as any. At any rate I
will take them " for better for worse," as my choice for
this fashionable betting race.
By the bye, as this is considered such a fashionable
race, I think they might as well enter something abovd.
the grade of plates for it.
The following is as correct a list orAse starters as
can at present be obtained .—*Alaritlje,- Newcourt,
Satyr, Orion, *Colleen Bawn, *Marquis of Conyngham,
Footstool, The Druid, Lapwing filly, Red Robin,
Jonathan Wild, Maynooth, *Polish, The Conjuror, Con-
naught Ranger, Teetotaller, St. Demetri, Jenny Wren,
*Jack Cade, The Hero, Morella filly, Sister to Pergula.-
ria, Glossy, *The Pacha, Mongrel, Giantess, Humdrum,
Plenitude, Brother to Sir Henry, *Petitioner, Bold
Archer, and Camera Obscura. Those marked with an
asterisk are very doubtful.
The Orange Prize given by the King of the Nether-
lands, added to a Sweepstakes of ten sous. each, has
forty-seven subscribers, and from eight to ten may be
expected to show, including Wolfdog, Refraction.
Jericho, Alarm, Burgundy, and perhaps Grimston.
Should the latter make his Goodwood debut for this
stake instead of the cup, I should not hesitate in de-
Oaring him the winner, but as he is not likely to go for
this prize, Alarm and Jericho will do his work for him.
Of the two I consider Jericho the best, and should
Alarm win, Mr. Greville may thank Nat, not his horse.
Between the two the race will lay, and a close affair it
will most assuredly be.
The Steward's Cup, Queen's Plate, Stand Plato,
County Member's Plate, Cowdray Stakes, and Selling
Stakes, close and name on Monday evening.
The match between Lord G. Bentinck's Growl and
Mr. Herbert's So-Nice will be won easily by the former.
On Thursday the Goodwood Cup, with a field of a
dozen or thereabouts, will furnish about the best piece
of racing in the meeting. For this stake Grimston and
Mendicant will run, and to them I leave the race ; Bur-
gundy, if starting, being close up.
The 200 Sovs. Stakes to ono of Kent's lot.

The 100 Sovs. Stakes to Binnacle or Wilderness.
The 200 Sovs. Stakes to the Maid of Saragossa or
Wild Doe.

The Racing Stakes will have a very small field, with
lago i'or winner.
For the Molecombe Stakes a good field, perhaps
dozen, Will put in an appearance. Among others Vaa