The Sun.
London, England, 1869-03-06 00:00:00

TR.AI.I G REPORTS.

KINGSCLERE.—Wednesday A bard frost, with a healthy
morning. Lictor, Miami colt and Blue Gown will be very
fit by Northampton, but I shall speak more fully of their
chances in my next. Thursday.—The Palmer led the
Darby favourite, Pero Gomez, a steady canter of a mile
and a half. Vagabond and Madame Eglantine filly,
`Wife, and Blue Stockings, cantered nearly a mile and a
half, followed by Rosicrucian, Masterstroke, Siderolite,
and Mrs Quickley colt. After some walking exercise
they repeated the previous work, with the exception of
Blue Gown, who led The Palmer and Pero Gomez a good
three-quarter speed gallop of a mile and a half. Vaga-
bond and King Cophetua galloped nearly two miles. The
first-named I never saw go so well, tho lad being unable
to hold him.

STOCKBRIDGE.— Sinca my last the following horses have
been at work Mee, Calcavella colt, Lady Louisa
colt, Yule Cake colt, Canning, Lord Chancellor, Denadoff,
Dhu, Torment colt, Mount I'leas►nt, Calypso,
Buy, aosstuner filly, Crucifixion filly, Lucy Bertram,
Boxana, Inoue, Figleaf, and Atonement. Cock of the
Walk, blucher, Birdseeker, and Herald cantcre.i on Thurs-
day, after having a dose of physic. At Warwick, in the
Sweepstakes of 25 sous each, we Lava Figleaf, Calypso,
and the Grillado colt iu, but at the pres •nt I do not think
either can beat Sister to Veda. In the Two Year Old
Stak: s, Figleaf, Calypso, Orill..de cult, Stanhope, and
Drone are iu, and the tame remat k al ldi, s as to the other
race, althoud,h I think one of them wit turn out a good
animal in tithe.

EP-SOIL—The result of the Liverpool running has
pro% • d that the estimate I made of Mr. Stull's horses was
curroc', as in your last Sitturday's impression I told your
readers L. S. D. would win the Ma., nem; Cup, and would
not have Despatch at any price for the Grand Naticnal,
which I repeated again on Wednesday. I have been
racing now for twenty-five years, and never did I know
of an instance of a great, coarse-limbed horse like De-
spatch, with a head as long as the pole of a coach, being
able to stay four miles and a-quarter at anything like a
pace. At Rugby on Monday, Ada and Aurifera are in the
Gold Cup, and if Sir Charles Nugent trusts to Ada she
will win. On Tuesday, Balder, Ada, and Gipsy Girl are
in the Light-Weight Grand Military Sweepstakes, and
here Sir Charles should again be about winning.
MALTON.-0 al- City and Suburban horse, Consternation,
is undergoing a strong preparation for that kevent.
The Whitewall team that are doing good work are Tara-
ban, War, Royal Oak, Kentish Fire, Thunder, Tolson
d'Or, Silver Band, Nobleman, Tama, Goltisborough, Via-
countess, The Spy, Clipper, Barna Limbo, Fecialis, and
Merry and Wise. Viscount, Westw:ck, My Lord, and
Tarna are only cantering.

HEnxxsronn.-1 know of nothing going to Rugby
except Daring Dick, and I should think he will run pretty
well, as he has been well trained, bath by land and water.
Barnabo is in the Warwick Handicap, but I think he is
not so good as he was. In the Trial Stakes at Warwick
we have Orion engaged, and be will take his own part.
Master Willie is in the Willoughby Cup, but I don't think
he can beat Belfast. Barnabo is in the Hurdle Race, and
your readers know his form. We have Official Assignee
in the Two Year Old Stakes, but he is very moderate.
Fan and Dick Turpin are engaged in the Steeplechase—
both came to grief at Liverpool, but from what I can
make out neither were hurt, and 1 fancy Fan will run well
over this course.

CHwros.—At Warwick, on Tuesday, Virginia Creeper,
Vigilant, and Maid of the Mill are in the Handicap Hurdle
Race. Vigilant won't run, Virginia Creeper is very bad
over hurdles, and the distance will be too far for "The
Maid." Osprey, engaged in the handicap, is taking some
rare gallops, and no horse can look or go better, and he is
sure to take a lct of beating. Mimus is doing well for the
Two Year Old Stakes, but he has to meet the clinking
Sister to Veda, and Squib, by Oxford out of Sulphur, I
am sure was a smart filly before she left Chilton.
MIDDLEHAM. —The frost continues very severe in this
quarter, and has nearly put a stop to all training opera-
tions, but the following horses have been cantering and
trotting daily :—Dawson's The Dean, Mandrake, Tom
Bowline horse (4 yrs), Young Melbourne horse (5 yrs),
Good Hope, Pretender, Lord Hawthorn, Thorwaldsen,
Dementio, Argyle, Brother to General Peel, Miss Sarah
colt, Drake's dam colt, Minster Bell, Brother to Strafford,
Tabouret, and the two Maid of Masham fillies; Fobert's
Bracken, Fortunio, Vansittart, Mysotis, Netherwood, Lady
Ilenriette, Java, Nectarine, Guinea 11, and Duchess of
Athol ; Osborne's Weatherstar, King's Cross, Pomfret,
Bard of Erin, Minaret, Inon, and a lot of two year olds.
NEWMARKET.—The following horses engaged at War-
wick have been doing plenty of work. Warwickshire
Handicap.—John Davis, Silenus, Clemence, Miss Have-
lock, Cheltenham, Robespierre, and Border Knight are in,
and Silenus looks like winning. Wild Oats was put in
physic on Wednesday last, and was out on Friday morn-
ing, and cantered twice about one mile. No horse can be
looking and going better. Martyrdom, Rupert, Strath-
nairn, Ryshwortb, Boulogne, and the Hermione colt aro
all going on well.

lisr.Er.—At Warwick, Belfast and First Emperor are
in the Willoughby Cup ; they aro both well and doing
good work, and I fancy the latter will be the best, and
will take a deal of heating if he runs. Hollandaise, in the
Sweepstakes, is at Liverpool, and her form there your
readers well know. We have Honfleur and Eugenie in
the Two Year Old Stakes ; 1 like the first-named the best.
Cap-a-Pie, Ligurian, Dick Turpin, Lady Nyassa, Lady
Beaconsfield, Athena, and others are well, and doing good
work for their engagements. Dalby and Viridis are well,
and doing steady work. Plaudit arrived here on Tues-
day night to be trained by Dover, nn,l did steady work
this (Thursday) morning with the other horses, looking
fresh and well.
LamnounNE.--At Warwick, in the Willoughby Cup we
have Vulcan engaged, but his running at Liverpool is Lo-
thing in his favour, and I cannot see that he has any
chance of winning. This is all I can see engaged on the
first day, and the rest of the races will be attended to in
my next report. The following horses have done good
work :—Kingsland, Lady Rosrhill, Defender, Lady Diana,
Rehab, Lounger, Aggravator, Phoebus, Miss Hawes, The
Parson, Sunstroke, North Briton, St. Muego, Crocus, Dis-
guise, Sunlight, Sunshine, colt by Marsyas out of Sym-
metry, Belladrum, and a lot of others that you shall know
about in good time. Belladrum still keeps doing first-class
work, led by The Parson.
RICIIMOND.—Since my last very little has been done by
our lots, on account of the snow. Oa Tuesday, Elliott's
had their usual canter, and then The Prior led Ladas and
The Gleaner steadily two miles, while Capron, Annie,
and Annie Stewart went the same distance gently. East
Coast has returned home from LiverpooL
FINDON. -At the Warwick Meeting we have in the
Trial Stakes John Leech. On Wednesday, in the Two
Year Old Stakes we have the Shunamite. Great War-
wickshire Handicap.—Sister to Vedette, Warrington, and
the Vixen gelding, and they are all doing well. Our other
handicap horses—Romping Girl, Hermitage, Cocoanut, Xi,
Mermaid, the Plunger, the Ringer filly, Royalty, Auld
Lang Syne, Glenmasson filly, and Saturnalia—are going on
well, but the aavere frost we had put a stop to their work,
and most of them had to be exercised on the roads and the
different straw beds.

SPORTING PROPHECIES.

THE WARWICK MEETING.
" BELL'S LIFE."

Sweepstakes of 25 sovs—Sister to Veda. Willoughby
Cup—Vespasian or Knight of the Garter. Handicap
Steeplechase —3NIr Welfitt's best or L.S.D. .£5O Plate—
Indian Star or Hilda. Warwickshire Handicap—Knight
of the Garter or Vortigern. £5O Handicap—Lord West-
morland's selected or Hilda. Union Hunt Cup—Brown
Jug. Debdale Stakes--Vixen g. Two-yr-old Stakes—
Sister to Veda.

" THE ERA."

Trial Stakes —Orion. Willoughby Handicap —Vespa-
sian or Silences. T wo-yr- old Sweepstakes—Sister to
Veda. Great Warwickshire Handicap —Vortigern or
Cheltenham.

" SPORTING LIFE."

Trial Stakes—Orion. Sweepstakes of 25 Soys—Sister
to Veda. Willbughby Cup —Vespasian or Knight of the
Garter. Handicap Hurdle Race —Orne or Lord Burghersh.
Handicap Plate —Historian. Handicap Steeplechase
Fortunatus or Endsleigh. Great 'Warwickshire Handicap
—Silenus or Vattern. 'Handicap Plate—Marshal Ney
or Carita. Two-yr-old Stakes—Sister to Veda. Grand
Annual Steeplechase--The Doctor or The Lamb. Stand
Handicap—Actrea or President Lincoln. Hunt Cup
Steeplechase—Fortunatus. Handicap Hurdle Race—St.
Valentine.

" THE FIELD."

Trial Stakes... Orion. Willoughby Cup—Hiatorian.
Sweepstakes of 25 Soya—Sister to Veda. Groat Warwick-
shire Handicap—Knight of the Garter or Vortigern.
Two-yr-old Stakes —Sister to Veda. Handicap Plato—
Luna or Carita. Debdale Stakes—Vixen g. Hunters'
Steeplechase—Endsleigh or The Drone. Grand Annual
Steeplechase—Fan, The Doctor, or Brick. Hunt Cup—
Fan or Fortunatus. Stand Handicap —President Lincoln,
Master Willie, or Sir F. Johnstone's selected.
" SPORTING GAZETTE."
Trial Stakes—Orion. Sweepstakes of 25 Soya—Sister
to Veda. Willoughby Handicap—Kuight of the Garter
or Silenus. Handicap Plate—Hi.norian. Handicap Hurdle
Race—Lord Burghersh or Endsleigh. Handicap Steeple-
chase—Ace of Trunipe. Two-yr-old Stakes—Sister to
Veda. Great Warwickshire Handicap —Milwife or Knight
of the Garter. Union Cup—Grace Darling. Hunt Cup—
Pot tunatus. Stand Handicap—Master Willie.
"SPORTING TIMES."

Trial Stakes—Orion. Two-yr-old Sweepstakes—Sister
to Veda..Warwickshire Handicap —Vorttgera. Wil-
loughby Cup —3lakter Willie.

" SUNDAY TIMES."

Trial Stakes—Orion. Tho Two-yr-old Racos—Sister
to Veda. Willoughby Cup—Vespuian. or Historian.
Great Warwickshiro Handicap—Sileuus..

Dsr Brayloy has given Cassia, 2 yrs, who ran M
Shrews-
bury Coll Friday, to? W. E@o\7o.