The Sun.
London, England, 1869-07-31 00:00:00

TRAIN G REPOR7 S.

MIDDLEHAM.—On Wednesday Dawson sent the Tom
Bowlke colt and Outfit a nice half-speed gallop of a mile
and a half. Tabouret, Lawrence., Pretender, Thorwaldsen,
DerventiO, Lord Hawthorn, Argyle, King of the Fairies,
Hymen, and the two year olds did steady work. Donald-
bain, Brother to Strafford, and Far Away did steady mile
work. Briggs's Duchess of Athol went a good gallop of
a mile and a half, and the rest of his team did steady work.
Blair Drummond is turned out of training, and went home
to-day. Thursday.— Winter sent Three per Cent. and
Colonel P. a wile and a half. Artichoke, Neptunus filly,
and Soubrette went a good gallop of a mile. Briggs scut
Vansittart, and Pride of Erin two miles.

KINGSCLERE. —Wednesday—The Palmer and Morna
left early for Goodwood shortly after the remainder of the
team Caine out, After a canter of a mile and a platter,
Ambitious led 'Actor and Pero Gomez a good gallop of a
mile and a half, h, himself doing two miles at a good pace,
All were sent to the stable, lain falling for six hours.
Thursday—MasterArolie lad Pero Gomez a rteady gallop
of ra bee over a mile. An,litious galloped at a good pace
two mi!es by bitus.,lf. Li:!tor led :Salamis a slow gallop
of ov, r a mile. Next week, at Brighton, Ambitious is
entered fur the Stakes, and should he get in at any-
thing like a reasonable weight he must run well, as he is
very fit. Blue G,,wa is et:Lraged in the Champagne Stakes,
and I believe him a certain ruuuer. Morns is engaged in
the Brighton Cup, which she will about win.

NEWMARKET. - The following horses at Newmarket,
engaged•at Brighton, have beou doing good work up to
this day (Friday):—Silenus, Suffolk, Stork, Chapel
Royal, Elkrou (2 yrs), colt by Lacydes, dam by Cowl (2
yrs), St. Lecnards (2 yrs), Moonstone (2 yrs), Kenning-
ton (2 yrs), and Camel (2 yrs). In the Brighton Stakes
we have Sileans, Stork, and Suffolk. The last-named
has had a strong preparation each day sinco my last, and
I am of opinion, if he runs, that ho or Tornado will win.
The Champagne Stakes looks well for Suffolk, if he does
not run for the Stakes.

MALTON.-Iu the Members' Plate at Ripon we have
Queen of York. She is fit to run, but I cannot say much
in her favour, as she has a way of her own. Great Nor •
thern Nursery.—We have Vitality out of Revivalist,
Jamaica, Callipa3dia, and Mary of Argyle. The last-
named will take her own part in the race. In the Newby
Handicap Plate and the Studley Welter we have Queen
of York again, and if she would only take it into her head
to run, she would pay her way before she returned. In
the Brighton Cup next Wednesday we have The Spy ; if
he is sent and wanted, he will beat all comers. J. Shepherd
is now giving George Osbaldeston a careful preparation,
and no horse can be either doing or looking better than
he does. I would again advise your readers to back him
for a place in the St. Leger, as he will run and win a race
before then.

lIEDNESFORD.-I see Brighton, Lewes, and Wenlock
meetings are next, but I don't think the two former places
will be much patronised from here. la the Wenlock
Handicap we have Kidderminster, Edinburgh, Gordian
Knot, St. Valentine, and some platers for other races. The
three first named are all well, but I have not seen St.
Valentine of late; he is the best of the lot. The following
of Cliff's have been doing steady work on the Rugeley
side of the hills:—Wakefield, horse by Artillery, Melody
Thunderclap, Pearlfeather, Kidderminster, Dunce, Lady de
Trafford colt, Divorce, Hereward, Wish filly, Royal Lad,
Villany, Orion, Bon Chevalier, Master Willie, and Prince
Eskrett's filly by Lifeboat, Jenny Mills, General Prim
Mountaineer, Dean of York, Musical 8011, Edinburgh
MaEquer and Arigi:l have done good work.
RICHMOND.—Sinco my last, Bronnus, Fragrance, Italian
Gipsy, Festivity, Romulus colt, Saratoga, Auchinlech,
Little Bell, Zero, Fuzee, Retort, Evelina, Affinity, Beauty,
Lady De whurst, Carnoustie, The Bobby, Knutsford, Mans-
field, Sweet Annie, Annie Stewart, Sicilia, Stockwell, East
Coast, Enterprise, Garryowen, Divulger, and Touchwood
colt have taken a fair amount of work.

111ARKE7 S-7 HIS DAY.

LIVERPOOL COTTON MARKET.
July 81.—Sales probably 15,000 bales. The market
firm.

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