The Sun.
London, England, 1869-04-17 00:00:00

7 RAINING REPORTS.

KINGSCLERE. —Friday—A very• rough morning, with
showers. At 8 o'clock Clarke had on Cannon Heath,
Lictor, The Palmer, Siderolite, Rosicrucian, Vagabond,
Morns, Masterstroke, Mrs. Quickly colt, Madame.Eglen-
tine filly, Blue Stocking, Waif, Salamis, and Girasol. All
walked and trotted on the near end of the downs, and Mas-
terstroke then was sant to lead Mrs Quickly colt, Blue
Stocking, Salamis, and Girasol a slow canter of a mile.
Lictor cantered by himself. The Palmer and Rosicrucian
cantering together the same distance, folluwed at an in-
terval by Vagabond and Sider° Morna showed the
way to Madame Eglentine filly and Waif in a nice canter
of a mile. All then were sent into the hollow where some
walking exercise was done only for a short time, when all
repeated the canter of a mile, with the exception of Vaga-
bond, Siderolite, and Rosicrucian, who only cantered once.
NEWMARKET.—Thursday.—Mataww Dawson's lot went
early to the race ground side, and Wild Oats, after two
canters, went a steady gallop round the Cambridge bill.
Gilbert's lot only went steadily. On the Lirnekilns Bloss's
Scimitar led Martyrdom a good gallop of a mile and a half.
Knight of the Garter galloped by himself about two miles
at a steady pace. Robespierre, Tramp, Chanoinesse, Ruin -
drum, Hermit, Vaub tn, and a lot of others did their usual
work. Hayhoe did good work with Hermioue colt, Wild-
bad, King Alfred, and Miss Peddle colt. Friday.—The fol-
lowing did their regular work :—Compromise, Royal Rake,
Alma Mater, Badsworth, Knight of the Garter, Mari yrdom,
Cltuointsse, Robespierre, King Victor, Grimston, Rupert,
Stratlinairn, Laneret, Teatime, Snowdrop, Siiertus, Tene-
dos, Birthday, the /E..;ettn, Boulogne, Perry Down, and
Curt.. use.

-11.1IDDLEITAM.—Thursd.ty—O.harne's Disraeli ltd King's
Cross aid Minaret a ra.tling gallop of two miles ; Wea-
ther Star and Pomfret went th,-eamo di.tanee at half
speed. Dawson sent The Dean, Pretender, and Thor-
waldsen three good sharp spins of a mile. Tabouret led
Mandrake, Ld. Hawthorn, Argyle, and Derventio, thrice
the same distance. Brother to Strafford, Torn Bowline c,
Young Melbourne horse, ,Thorwltldsen, DJrvoutio,
Hawthorn, Mandrake, and Tynedalo afterwards galloped
two miles at; a good pace ; the rest of his team and the
whole of Fobert's did some steady mile work.
STOCKBRIDGE.—Friday—Tom Day Lad Reflection,
Den-
telle, Boaster, Lord Jersey, Flyfisher, Dick Curtis, and
Malaria out, and all cantered; then Flyfisher went about
about a mile and a half gallop. Lady Raglan, Lovelac e
filly, and Lady Williams filly came out after dinner, but
they did no work. Scottish Queen and Dentelle are doing
remarkably well. Miss Foote and Atonement are also
doing well for the Oaks. For the Chester Cup, our Mary
Ann is going on very well, but I am afraid Birdsoeker will
not do at present.
FITIELD.—At Lewes wo have Citron engaged in the
Welter Handicap. The horse is very fit and well, but as I
have seen no weights I can say no more respecting his
chance. The following horses are doing well for their com-
ing engagements :—Ainsley, Betty filly, Benham, Squire,
Bon Voyage, Intimidation colt, Claudius, Bob, Malice, Pal-
morston, Walter, Canticle filly, Teterrima filly, Bribery colt,
Alexander, and Blue Bell. The last is a capital mover, and
I think is sure to win some races.

LEWES.—ELbus has not been doing any work since my
last, and I am afraid his chance is extinct for the Derby,
unless they can do as the Newmarket people dil with
Hermit—win the Derby with a horse half train_d. What
their little game is I cannot make out. The horse appears
to be sound enough, and why they do not give him any
work I cannot understand. Provider has returned from
Newmarket. This horse's running is a myst6ry to me;
he beat Lancet twice at Croxton Park, and then Lancet
comes out and wins the Newmarket Handicap. If they
had run Provider in the Newmarket Handicap I think he
would have won.

LAMBOURNE.—On Tuesday the following horses went to
White horse Hill from the Russley staiiles:—Miss Hayes,
North Briton, Disguise, Idston, Sunlight, Sunshine, colt
by Newminster out of Eltham's darn, colt by Marsyas out
Symmetry, filly by Thormanby out of Masquerade, filly
by Lord of the Isles out of Lady Lurewe]l, filly by Ora-
mond, St Mungo, Sempstress, filly by Cos a out of Morgan
la Faye, and Belladrum, North Briton led Belladrum two
brisk canters. On Wednesday they were on Russley
Downs, and Idstou led Belladrum, after which Thdlidrum
galloped by himself. St Mungo also galloped by himself.
Thursday—After their usual canters, Belladrum went a
gallop something over a mile, moving well, and St Mungo
galloped about a mile and three-quarters.
MALToN.— Since my last the following horses have done
good work : —Janet Rawcliffe, Callipredia, Consternation,
fillies by Rubini, Merry and Wise, Louisa colt, Nil Despe-
randum, Mary of Argyll, Prior, Di Spanker, George Osbal-
deston, Lady &Aland, Rock, Glenlivat, Atreus, Amend-
ment, colt by Trumpeter out of Nutbush, Londesberou.o,
.Carfax, Soubrette, Westwick, Turnus, and Kentish Fire.
The following of the Whitewall team have been put
through a course of physic:—The Spy, Taraban, Fecialis,
' Viscount, War, Thunder, My Lord, Silver Band, Golds-
borough, The Clipper, Viscountess, Nobleman, and Royal
Oak. The last-named is very much improved.
FINDON.—We have had very little going on here this
week, and Romping Girl has certainly done more than any
of the other horses, having each day had two canters of a
mile and a quarter-and a good gallop of a mile and three
quarters. Cocoanut and Buxton have not been doing
much the last two days, and most of the two year olds
have only taken short canters. A two year old by Thor-
manby out of Finesse is .dead, which is unfortunate, as
she was very promising, and 1 ha;o no doubt would have
made a first-class filly.
ILSLEY.—Since Monday Ladas has had one canter daily
of about a mile, and a steady gallop of the same distance,
led by Ligurian. He is going in real good form, and in
my opinion ho will finish in the first three for the Derby.
Tho following of DOVer's are doing steady work :—Cap-a-
Pie, Noyre Tauren, The Reform, Athena, Lady &aeons-
field, and a let of two year olds which your readers shall
know about in duo time. Warrener continues doing
steady work with aralby, Viridis, Python, Dawdle, Fat-
stiff, Hammel ton, and Nnllo2,g.' They are all looking and
going well.—,Sporting Life.

BELLADRUM.—It will .4)0 seen from our Lambnurno
training report that this horse is still doing good work,
which renders his market position all the more unaccount-
able. Waugh, his trainer, was not at Newmarket, but re-
mained at home in attendance upon him.
Sin JOSEPH HAWLE Y'S HORSES. —The Darby crack,
Pero Gomez, winner of the Biennial on Tuesday, with
Blue Gown and King Cophetua, loft Newmarket on Tues-
chiy for Kingsclere, all sound and well after their victories
at the Craven Meeting.

Brighton 3, 4
Brighton Club 5
Low es 6, 7

Oxford
York 24, 25, 26
Plymouth 26, 17

. . . .
ED...tutin lO, 11 i Scarborough —3o, 31
Wolverluurpton lO, 11. 1 Derby Summer .. 31, Sep. 1
Windsor 12, 13 1 Weymouth 31, Sep. 1
St. Albans l7, 18 1 Canterbury .........31, Sep. 1
Stockton l3, IU, 2U 1

SEPTEMBER. •
Warwick 7, 8
1 Hampton 21, 2
Curragh (Royal) 7,8, 9 Western (Ayr)........22, 23
Abingdon ,), 10 I
Hendon 23, 24
Doncaster 14, 15, 16, 17 Monmouth.... 23, 24
Richmond 21, 22 Newmarket tSt eet....28, Sro.
Lichfield

OCTOBER.
Bedford 5, 6 Cheltenham l9. 20
Edinburgh 6, 7,8, Curraglt l9, 2‘, 11
Leicester 7, 8 1 W ..est Drayton ........2/, 22

Bromley 7' S i littrefuni- 2l, 22
Newmarket 2d 0ct...11, &c. I Monmouth 23, 24
Chelmsford l9 20 I Newmarki.t 11'ton ...25, &u.
Kelso 19 20 i
NOVEMBER.
Harrow 2, 3 EgHuron Hunt 6, 7
I Worcester 3, 4 Liverpool
St. Albans 5, 6 i Shrewsbury ..... 15, 16

STEEPLECHASE FIXTURES.

Cioydou 22, 23 j Co. Louth & Ardeen 27, 28
N A.Y.

Limerick Hunt 4 I St. Albans
Eglintou Hunt ...... 7 "...st Drayton 1
JULY.

Kingsbury

9

OCTOBEit

Bromley

.7 \Vest Drayton 2l, 22

NOVEMBER.

Worcester 2,3, 1 Shrewobory 13,
Harrow 3 I LeAmiugtou kiuut ttc
Lvorpool ‘J, 10, 11, 12

COURSING FIX ruaLs.

AUGUST.