The Sun.
London, England, 1869-03-20 00:00:00

Teuedos, and Abstinence a useful gallop for
one mile. Fn.Leo and Chatelherault did a good striding
gallop across the flat. Godding's Adamant led The Egean
a good gallop. Mr.**Bevill's King Victor, The Provost,
and Alpenstock cantered twice, and then The Provost led
Alpenstock a gallop of two miles, both going well. Gil-
bert's lot were not out till the afternoon. Friday- On the
race ground side John Davis led Wild Oats and Prince Im-
perial a good half-speed gallop across the flat. Clairon,
Tenedos, Head Centre, Chatelherault, Clemence, and Ab-
stinence, were at work. Ryshworth did usual work, as
also the following:—Sycee, Gleu Rosa, Royal Rake, Bads-
worth, Border Knight, Robespierre, Spider, Matilda
Knight of the Garter, Vauban, Court Card, Meteor, Ca-
therine filly, King Victor, The Provost, Alpenstock,
Typhoeus, Nino Elms, Typhon, Grimston, Rupert, Strath-
nairn, Riga, Dryad, Electricity, Lanaret, Restitution,
Wildbad, Rowsham, Miss Peddle colt, Gondolier, Nelusko,
Boulogne, Mortemer, Onragnn, Trocad!ro, The ./Egean,
Cupbearer, and Birthday. Martyr lout ca:ne out with the
others, but only waked an 1 troitid, and from what I
saw he hal been queer in one of his hocks.
STOCKBRIDGE.- Since my last, the following horses,
t a:nett by John Day, hive been do'ng good work: -Cock
of the Walk, Birdseeker, Blacher, Roderick
To: merit colt, Demidoff, Yule Cake colt, lktty, Crucifixion
filly, Dioue, Roxana, Lucy Bertram, ScAtisli Queen, and
Atonement. Tom Day has been busy with Laura, Fly-
her, D. n:elle, Refl. ction, Boa ter, Lo:'J Jersey, Lady
Raglan, Lady Anne, Malaria, Dick Curtis, and Saalu:r.
Haynes has tha Alderman and Al*ce doing well. Wed-
nes!lay. - The Danebury lot did not come out till the after-
noon, whet) Cock of the Walk led Atonement a rattling
gund];allop of rather more than a mile and a half. Blucher,
Birdseeker, and Scottish Queen went the same distance,
but not so fast. Red Rice led Demidoff, Roderick Dhu,
Torment colt, and Yule Cake colt ab ut a mil© at a nice
pace. Laura and Flyfisher went two miles on the old
course. Thursday.—Tom Day cantered and galloped all
his team, but the Dauebury stable lot had two sharp
cantors only, the last one of about a mile. Friday.—Tom
Day sent Reflection and Dentelle about a mile and three-
quarters at a good pace. Lord Jersey and Boaster fol-
lowed, but very slowly. Lady Raglan also went about the
same distance steadily. Laura and Flyfisher went a mile
and a quarter. Cock of the Walk led Atonement and the
Alderman a rattling gallop of a mile and a half. Blucher
led Birdseeker and Scottish Queen about a mile and a
half. Red Rice led Roderick Dhu, Demidoff, Torment
colt, and Yule Cake colt about a mile; and he did the
like service for the Crucifixion filly, Roxana, Lucy Ber-
tram, Dione, and Alice over the same distance. Our City
and Suburban and Metropolitan nag, Atonement, has
been doing good work, and is well. Birdseeker, in the
Chester Cup, is also doing well; the same may be said of
Blucher and Scottish Queen for their engagements ; the
latter will be sure to take some doing for the One Thou-
sand Guineas, but I do not think much of her chance for
the Oaks, as her being a roarer will not let her stay the
distance. lientelle and Reflection, engaged in the Oaks,
aro doing well ; the first-named is also in the One Thou-
sand.

MIDDLEIT.A.SI—On Tuesday, Fobert, after the usual mile
canter, sent Lady Heuriette, Etoile Filante, Vansittart,
and Netherwood a rattling gallop of two miles. Duchess
of Athol, Nectarine, and Pride of Erin were sent the same
distance at half speed. Bracken, Fortunio, Blair Drum-
mond Mysotis, Java, Guinea 11., and Sunshade galloped
two miles steadily. Summers galloped Honesty and Ho-
nestish a mile and a half at half speed, and H. Hall sent
Moll and Dick a striding gallop of three miles. 'Dawson's
and Osborne's lots did some good mile work. Wcdues-
day—There was a severe frost, and the ground was very
hard. The several teams were all restricted to walking
and trotting exercise. Thursday —Fobert's Lady Hen-
rietto, Vansittart, and Netherwood went two miles at a
nice half speed. Bracken, Fortunio, Blair Drummond,
Etoile Filante, Mysotis, ;.Pride of Erin, Sunshade, and
Nectarine all did good mile work. Duchess of Athol went
two miles steadily by herself. 11. Hall sent Moll and Net-
worker a good gallop of two miles. Winter seat Three per
Cent, Mexico, and Affection a good gallop of 11 miles. Os-
borne's Pretty John went a good gallop of two miles by
himself. King's Cross, Weather Star, Ritualist, Bard of
Erin, Inon, Little Duke, Bertha, Minaret, Pomfret, and his
two year olds all did good mile work, as did also Dawson
with the following: - The Dean, Mandrake, Donaldbain,
Good Hope, Lord Hawthorn, Pretender, Derventio, and
Argyle. Tabouret led the two year' old colts some good
work the same distance, and Minister Bell piloted the
fillies. The above lot are all looking healthy, and going
remarkably well, more especially Pretender, who im-
proves daily, and the cracks will have to look to their
laurels in both the Derby and Two Thousand. Mandrake,
Good Hope, and King's Cross are all doing well for Chester
Cup, as are also Lady Henrietta and Vansittart for
Epsom.

KINGSCLERE.—On Wednesday we had heavy rain dur-
ing the morning, and it was fully one o'clock before the
following horses were on Cannon Heath :—Blue Gown,
Pero Gomez, Rosicrucian, Siderolite, Ki.tg Cophetua,
Vagabond, Morns, Masterstroke, Waif, Madame Eglentine
filly, Blue Stocking, Girasol, Mrs. Quickly colt, and Sala-
mis. All walked for some time on the end of the down,
mid then Blue Gown commenced the work by leading
Pero Gomez a steady canter of a mile and a quarter, fol-
lowed by Vagabond, King Cophetua, and Siderolite.
Morn;, as of !ate, showed the way for the following two
rear olds: - Maclaine Eglentine filly, IVuif, and B:uo
Stocking. Rosicrucian, carrying a heavy weight, with
Masterstroke, brought up the roar. After walking for
ron:e time in the hollow, all repeated their canter.
Quickly colt, Girasol, and Salaulls were here sent .home.
auk) Gown then led Pero Gomez a fast gallop of a
mile and three-quarters, both going: first-rate. Raiu
now again came on, and all were sent home. Vaga-
bond and King Cophetua were being eased, and
are very well. Thursday—The same team was again
on Cannon Heath, and all cantered a mile and a quarter
twice in the above order, except Salamis, Girasol,and Mrs

Quickly colt, who were restricted to walking exercise for
an hour, when they returned to the stables. Blue Gown
led Pero Gomez a fast gallop 01 a mile and three-quarters,
followed at an interval by Vagabond, King Cophetua, and
Siderolite. I never saw Blue Gown or Pero Gomez
moving in bettor form. King Co, hetua is growing into
a very handsome colt, and has improved much in his
temper. Vagabond is rather leggy, but a better mover
there is not in training, and ho is one of the quickest on
his legs at starting I have seen for some time. He re-
quires a strong lad to hold him, but when really in his
stride, he, like Pero Gomez, covers a deal of ground. Both
these horses will be worth watching for the. City and Su
burban. Friday.—On Cannon Heath Blue Gown led T
Palmer and Pero Gomez a steady canter of a mile. Vaga
bond, King Cophetua, and Siderolite followed. Morna
showed the way to Madame Eglantine filly, Waif, and
Blue Stocking, over the same course, Rosicrucian and
Masterstroke bringing up the rear. Lictoradiami colt Mrs.
Quickly colt, Girasol, and Salamis returned home. Blue
Gown subsequently led Pero Gomcz a steady gallop of a
mile and three-quarters. Vagabond led King Cophetua
and Siderolite the same distance. The Palmer galloped at
a steady pace by himself. Morna was followed by Madame
Eglantine filly, Waif, and Blue Stocking in a s!ow canter
of a mile and a quarter. Rosicrucian and Masterstroke
followed in their wake.

Ersom.—On Wednesday Carter galloped Prince Paul
Queen Esther, Queen of the Forest, and Baroness the mile
twice at a good pace. Queen Esther (engaged in the City
and Suburban) is going remarkably well. Bentley had
out the whole of his team, and Skirmish led Slowman and
The Laird a nice gallop of a mile and a half. Hughes had
a long string out, but they did nothing beyond some use-
ful exorcise canters. Nightingall sent the following two
journeys of a mile and a half each :—Laird of Scotland,
Erector, Little Go, Adolphus, Cecil, Lad of Scotland,
Molly Carew colt, Apathy, and Attempt. Reeve's lot were
under the superintendence of his head lad, consisting of
Sir Oliver, Cheddiugton, Two by Honours, Fiona, Con-
servative, Chickaleary Cove, and Chawbacon, who did the
mile twice, a!1 going well. J. Martin gave Copenhagen,
Domino, nod Primula a good gallop, and George Simpson
sent Jove spinning along at his best pace for two miles
Potter's man sent Lizzin Ilexhain to lead his four two
year olds some capital canters of nearly a mile. Sher-
wood, after cantering his team steadily, sent Marquis of
Worcester, Vanbrugh, Nancy Dawson, Master Dick,
Empress, Claribel, Temple, and colt by Zouave the mile
three times at half speed. Thursday.—Precisely the same
amount of work was got through by the respective teams,
and in the afternoon a large company assembled on Mile
Hill to witness the match between Mr. Crandon's bay puny
Beauty and Mr. Blake's brown cob Brigand, which the
former won easily. Friday.—A miserably wet day and
nothing doing on the downs, not a dozen horses putting
in an appearance.

POLICE INTELLIGENCE—This Day.

MARLBOROUGH-STREET.

DETAINING A VOLUNTEER'S UNIFORM.—James Caldon,
formerly keeping the Clarendon Coffee-house, North -row,
Grosvenor-street, was summoned before Mr. Knox for
detaining a volunteer uniform belonging to the Ist Middle-
sex Engineer Volunteers.
Mr. Knox said he had no doubt the defendant was a
nan.h ill-used man, but be had no right to keep a Volun-
teer's uniform, and ho Might get himself into a serious
scrape by doing so. The defendant would either have to
give up the uniform or pay £5 10s.
CAUTION TO CARMEN. Jonathan Whittaker, of Ely-
place, South Lambeth, was summoned for causing and
procuring a horse to be cruelly ill-treated, and a man
named Richard Duke, in his employ, appeared on his own
recognizances charged with working the horse.
The defendants were fineci 40s. with costs.

WES MINS TER,
Sarah Bailey, a woman about years of age, dressed
in the pauper garb of St. Luke's, Chelsea, was charged
with being drunk and disorderly at that workhouse.
She was committed for trial.

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