The Sun.
London, England, 1869-04-19 00:00:00

7RAINLVG REPORTS.

Epsom, Thursday.—Nightingall sent Sarcolite, Elector,
Glen Stuart, Arcanum, Agate, colt by Vedette, colt by
Caractacus, colt by Amsterdam, and Leveret twice about a
mile and a quarter, while Forster's King Richard, Nannie,
Chivalry, and colt by Blair Athol were going good half-
speed for a mile, and S. W. Reeves was doing good
work with Sir Oliver, Cheddington, Honor, Nanny Thor-
manby, Conservative, Fiona, and several others. Marsh
did plenty of long steady work with Powderham.
Hughes sent Redcap, Lopez (both engaged in the
Chester Clip), Standard Bearer, colt by M. Phillippo
(4 years), Candidate, Bonnie Lass, and Music a nice
steady gallop for a mile and a half, all going in good
style Glengarnock and Shamrock, in Stinton's stable,
were in physic. Sherwood sent Vanbrugh, Sea
Serpent, Master Dick, Temple, and Claribel a good
gallop for a; mile, and Bonnie Katie was striding along in
excellent style.. Searle, Potter, Tomlinson, and W. Reeves
were mefeFy giving their lots healthy exorcise, while
Bentley's Laird, Kowrnam, Aeronaut, and Dido were
sent twice a little over a mile. Friday—Despite the
bleak and showery state of the weather, Tomlinson
had out twenty of his string. After the preliminary
canters, Rampart, Mercury, David, and Tott did a good
steady gallop for a mile and three-quarters, while Polls-
sone, Aurifera, La Marquise, Birdie, Tito Hogan, Ben_
forth, Mathesis, First Duke, and several others went
twice little over a mile. W. Reeves sent Catalogue and
Seagull a good gallop about a mile and a quarter ; and
Sherwood, with Vanbrugh, Bonnie' Katie, Sea Ser-
pent, Master Dick, Temple, Claribel, and Mrs. Jones
did the mile thrice, all moving in fine style. Hughes
did some rattling work from a mile to a mile and
three-quarters with Redcap, Lopez, Standard Bearer, Can-
didate, colt by M. Philippa (4 yrs), Bonnie Lass, Music,
Seringapatam, colt by Wild Dayrell (2 yrs), and colt by
M. Philippa (2 yrs). Nightingall sent Sarcolite, Glen
Stuart, Elector, and Little Go a good half-speed spin
for a mile and a half, while Arcanum, colt by
Amsterdam, colt by Vedette, colt by Caracticus, and
a few others wore doing a nice gallop of a little over a
mile, and Forster's King Richard and Chivalry had a good
gallop of nearly a mile and a quarter. Reeves, Martin,
Carter, and Potter did some good work from a mile to a
mile and a half, while Stiutou and Bentley's strings only
oval ked.

ITEDNEsronn.—Tho following of Cliff's have been doing
good work:-- Dunce, Lady, D 9 Trafford colt, Royal Lad,
Messenger, Ettrick, Troubadour, Albion, Venice, Kidder-
minster, Master Willie, Vermicelli, Pyrenees, Uncas,
Melody, Orion, and Barnabo. Hunter, in Palmer's stables,
is doing good mile and a half work, and Fan is doing long
gallops. Pantaloon is fit, but William and Alicia are not
doing much work. Saunders's President Lincoln, Abbots-
ford; Catamaran, and Ocean Wave are doing mile work
and Merry Horn and Knight of Kars horse are doing well.

_r. 11. Millar's colours are—Buff body, blue cap and
sleeves.
The filly by Newminster out of Mrs. O'Rourke (3 yrs)
has been named Miss Edie.
Mont Blanc (2 yrs), after winning a selling race at New-
market on Friday, was claimed by Mr. Clay.
Spider, after winning the Subscription Plato at New-
market on Thursday, was claimed by Mr. York.
The colt by Thunderbolt out of Khadidjalt (2 yrs) has
been named Tangerine.