The Sun.
London, England, 1869-02-20 00:00:00

7 1?A 1 LY R EPORTS.

KINGSCLERE. Thursday—Nyl Gau and Salamis did
walking and trotting exercise up the hollow on Cannon
Heath. Morna was sent a steady canter by herself a mile
and a half. Lictor and Miami colt followed. Vagabond,
The Palmer, and Pero Gomez cantered the like distance.
Blue Gown and King Cophetua cantered by themselves.
Siderolite led Madame Eglantine filly, Waif, and Girasol,
followed by Masterstroke, Rosicrucian, and Blue Stocking
at a slow pace. Here all went to Lichfield downs, where
they cantered twice, with the exception of Rosicrucian,
Masterstroke, and Blue Stocking, who only went one can-
ter. Lictor then led the Miami colt a sharp spin of a mile.
Vagabond, The Palmer, Pero Gomez, Blue Gown, and
King Cophetua did some good work rather over a mile.
SToeKitainGE.—On Thursday, Cock of the Walk led
Birdseeker, Blucher, Scottish Queen, and Miss Foote about
a mile and a half, the latter pulling up at the end of a mile.
Atonement followed about 100 yards off, and went a mile
and a half. Friday—Tom Day galloped Laura and Fly-
fisher again about two miles.
NEWMARKET.—On Wednesday, on the Bury bill s'de,
W. Arnull did regular work with Compromise, Baronet,
and Amara. Price was at work with Saladin, Seleucus,
Little Treasure, and Brother to Vespasian. John Dawson
cantered and then galloped Nine Elms, Marquis of Ca-
rabas, Seville, Nelly Rose, Thor, and Typhon, about one
mile. Matthew Dawson's lot were steadily at work under
the Warren bill, but Wild Oats was not out. Thursday
—Wild Oats was only taking walking exercise. Chelms-
ford—ln tho Chelmer Handicap we have Mount Palatine,
Matilda, Demonstration, Compromise, and the St. Agnes
gelding. All have done good work, and are fit to run. I
fancy Compromise is our best. Two Year Old Plate—l
cannot say what is to beat Sister to Veda. For the Not-
tingham Spring Hire dicap, the following have done plenty
of work :—Grimston, Friday, Clemence, Mars, Tornado,
Miss Gratwicke, Acaster, Glen Rosa, King Richard, Sagit-
tarius, Vauichlra, Conjuror, and St. Agnes gelding, and
the best to stand on is the ono Joseph Dawson's stable
goes for. The Stand Plato—l fancy Sphyux will be our
best.

llnnsuzsronn.—The following horses aro engaged at
Nottingham and Derby : —Barnabo, President Lincoln,
Alicia, Albion, Master Willie, Fan, and Arran. The first
two named I consider fit to run for a man's life. They are
in the Nottingham Handicap, and will take their own
part. Orion and Alicia are also in, but they will not be
wanted at present. I shall expect to see Barnabo very
handy. Albion and Master Willie a:e iu twice at Not-
tingham. The former might be wanted, and he goes
well, and so does Master Willie, but 1 don't think the
game high opt:ugh for the latter.
CHILTON. On Tuesd ty, Stevens gave good work to the
following : Actrea, Osprey, Odineroon, Virginia Creeper,
M.A., Chateau Margaux, Edna, The Roman, Precious
Metal, Peter, Maid of the Mill, Out and-Outer, and Little
Doctor. Wedoesday.—Cameroon was tried with one of
Riekaris's front Ilsley, but I could not get to know what
it was; however Gonerooa won as he liked. Aches,
Osprey, and Virginia Creeper again did good work, as did
Gulnare and Edn.i. Thursday.— Stevens had foutteon out
in the first lot. All wont over into the bottom, when
Actasa was the first to commence work by going the mile-
and-a-half gallop at a smart pace. Osprey followed at a
short distance. M.A., Aldershot, and Chateau Margaux
galloped a mile each, and Venetia, Candia, The Roman
Precious Metal, and the Camerino colt did well.
Marrox.—C. Peck is sending Owain Glyndwr to lead
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PAnson is sending the colt by The Cure out of Ellen the
Fair to lead Consternation some useful work. R. Peck is
busy with Navigator, Nil Desperanduw, and Grand
Duchess. Those of the Whitehall team that are doing
useful work are Royal Oak, Zapolya, Thunder, The Spy,
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FINDON. We have some horses engaged at Nottingham
and Derby. At the former place, in the Spring Handicap
wo have John Leech, Sister to Vedette, and the Vixen
gelding; and at Derby, in the Groat Midland Spring
Handicap, Sister to Vedette. John Leech is away, and I
do net know whether be will go to Nottingham or
thesecome
home. The other two are going and doing fairly. The
colt by Master Bagot out of Grillade, engaged
meetings, has, I hear, been turned out of training. At the
Liverpool Spring Meeting, in the Trial Stakes, we have
Fal-lal and Pompeii ; and in the March Stakes the colt by
Ace of Clubs out of Lemonade. The latter and Fal-lal are
doing good work.
LAMBOVRNU.—The following horses aro in work:—
Miss Hayes, PlAchus, The Parson, Sunstroke, Belladrum,
North Briton, St Mungo, Crocus, Disguise, Sunshine, colt
by Marsyas out of Symmetry, filly by Dundee out of Zai-
dee, filly by Lord of the Isles out of Lady Lurewell, and
filly by Cramond out of Sempstress. Sunstroke still leads
Belladrum some good long work. Sunlight is taking
things rather easy at present. Bates's lot have been doing
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RICIDIOND.—Since my last, the following horses have
done good work :—Annie, Annie Stewart, Lades, Caprera,
The Gleaner, The Prior, Sweet Annie, Lares, Zeno, Leo-
nora, Mansfield, Last Rose of Summer, Flora, Bete Noir,
Saratoga, Dark Cloud, The Hind, Number Nip, Night
Guard, colt by Cavendish, Neptunus filly, the Melbourne
filly, East Coast, Moscow, Attache, Enterprise, De Clare,
and the King John colt. Caprera, Sweet Annie, and The
Prior alternately led Ladas, whilst Geant des Bataillos
and Eethen are doing the same for Brennus on Mouldran
Pastures. On Tuesday, Coates brought two young ones
on the moor after his usual lot had done their work. The
ground is very good going, and all are spinning along
merrily.
InsLEY.—ln the Nottingham Handicap we have Hatch-
ment, Hammerton, and Falstaff. They are well and doing
good work, and whichever Mr Bennett starts will run for-
ward. Dawdle and Claymore are in the Stand Plate, and
I fancy the first-named. Hammerton is again engaged in
the Newcastle Plate, but he might show his form before
this race is run for. In the Little John Stakes Eugenie and
Hollandaise are engaged. Eugenie has shown us her form
at Lincoln, and Hollandaise I have no fancy for. e-
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Helene, and Make Haste
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and King of the Fairies. The first-named has
Muennniraat.—ln the Nottingham Handicap we have
done a Mexicolut of work, and is looking and going first-class. If
this should be his journey be will about land, and I do not
think ho will stand mach work on hard ground. King of
the Fairies is also looking and going very well, but as he
has not done any long work he will not be wanted yet. I.
have not seen a full programme, but Flying Jib is fit and
well, and might win a half-mile race at this meeting. I see
it is reported that Pretender has turned out a rogue, but I
sin very happy to inform you this is not the case, as a
better tempered horse there is not in training. Ile is
going on as steady as clockwork, with a light lad otx his
back.