The Sun.
London, England, 1856-06-30 00:00:00

SPORTING NOTES.

NEWMARKET AND CARLISLE.
The racing last week both in the north and south was
interesting enough. The Days of Danebury had a glo-
rious meeting at Stockbridge, and the book-makers had
no cause to complain. It is questionable whether gen•
tlemen sportsmen have lost so much money in one day
as they did on Thursday in Hampshire. Wentworth
azain performed in public, and his running seemingly
deepened the impression which was made by his Epsom
exhibition. People seem now convinced that his boasted
racing merit is a sham and a delusion. One fact, how-
ever, was patent : on Thursday he seemed "a bag of
bonv," and desp:te his evident unfitness he finished
with indomitable gameness. Mincepie, too, was among
the beaten lot at Stockbridge, whilst Coroner ran so
well that the expectations wbich were formed of him
when a two-year-old have not been utterly disappointed.
Respecting the racing at Newcastle several incidents
worth notice are recorded. Ellington was not brought
out against Artillery for the North Derby. Artillery
came through his engagement in triumph, but it is as-
serted that if Warl 'ck hail not bolted Mr. Morris would
have been destined to again witness the defeat of his
Derby horse. The orange jacket and white cap was in
great force on Tuesday, and was borne first for the two
principal races. All persons were rejoiced to see the
success of Zeta for the Northumberland Plate. John
Osborne used his el tactics with reference to Lord Alfred
and Yorkshire Grey. It is said, however, that he had a
correct line as to Zeta's ability, and allowed her to
represent his interest. ,

I see by the returns from the Curragh that the Indian
Warrior has at last managed to get his head just past
the winning post, having defeated a field of seven " duf-
fers" for the Waterford Stakes.
The July Meeting at N-wmarket will commence to.
morrow. Although the racing will not be very abut).
dant, yet turfites will doubtless enjoy the broad sunshine
and fanning breEzes on the "other side of the ditch." I
shall not occupy space by a useless discussion of the
three items of sport which are all that at present occupy
attention. Lambourn will doubtless win the July Stakes.
Sh mid Theodora start for the Midsummer Stakes,
the slbs. advantage which she will have in the weights
will enable her to beat Pitapat. In her absence, how.
ever, the horse will win. Mr. Howard's promi.ing colt.,
the Chevalier d'lndustrie will carry off the Chesterfield.
Stakes.

The Meeting at merry Carlisle is materi•slly benefitted'
by folio witig so closely on that at Newcastle. The pro-,
gramme promises some good sport.
Calculating upon the absence of Fisherman, I shall
assign the Corby Castle Stakes to Remedy.
The Cumberland Plate seems a "good thing"for York.

shire Grey, but should Fisherman be sent so far north AB
Carlisle (awl little fish are sweet), I shall, despite his
weight, be induced to throw in my net with him. For
the Grand Stand Ilan,licap I shall select D. 0. ant"
King of the Gipsies. The A.sayer may win the Latter"
Elindicap, albeit the course is a little too far for him
the Stewards' Plate I place to the credit of Caere,.
Petite.

So far as southern turfites are c3ncerned, the meeting,'
of the. week will be at Worcester on rhursday and Fri
day. Saraband, lam told, is the only animal at pre.
cent arrived. I shall send iny notes on the p .obabilities
from Newmarket for publication on Wednesday.
June 30. A FRESH MANI