The Sun.
London, England, 1869-10-16 00:00:00

SPORTING PROPIIECIES.

CHELMSFORD, CHELTENHAM, KELSO, AND
HEREFORD MEETINGS.
" BELL'S LIFE." •

Chelmsford.—Nursery Handicap —Roma, Newsman,
and Arcanum. Chelmsford Handicap-Compromise or
Court Card. County Members' Plate —Joseph Dawson's
representative.
Cheltenham.—Cleeve Hill Plate —Mathilde or Gladice.
Gloucestershire Stakes - A voncourt. Hamilton Stakes—
Recorder or Bonny Swell. Cheltenham Handicap —Avon-
court.

Kelso.—Roxburghe Handicap (iu the absence of Thor-
vialdsen or Provider) Lady Henrietta or Myosotis. Kelso
Plate —The Bobby or Manfield. Border Handicap Thor-
waldsen or King's Cross. Nursery Handicap—Nobleman
or Mr Merry's representative. Welter Cup —King of the
Fairies.

" SPORTING GAZETTE.

Chelmsford.—Nursery Handicap—Sophio, Blanche, or
J. Dawson's representative. Autumn Handicap—Nightin-
gall's representative or King Victor. County Members'
Plate—Blanche.

Cheltenham.—Hamilton Stakes—Mr. Brayley's selec-
tion or Recorder. Gloucestershire Handicap—The Skipper
or Avoncourt. Cotswold Hunters' Stakes—Scarrington
or New Oswestry. Prestbury Stakes—Flower Girl or
Minnie Warren. Nursery Handicap—Bonny Swell.
Kelso.—Roxburghe Handicap—(in the absence of Pro-
vider) Myosotis.

" THE FIELD."

Chelmsford.—Nursery Handicap—Arcanum or Alice.
Chelmsford Handicap—Court Card or Salliet. Second
Class Nursery Handicap—Roma or Placid f. County
Members' Handicap—Kennington.
Cheltenham.—Gloucestershire Stakes—Minnie Warren,
Silvermere, or Lute. Cleeve Hill Plate—Kicksey Wicksey.
Hamilton Stakes—Recorder or Milo. Cotswold Hunters'
Stakes—Now Oswestr3 or Scarrington. Cheltenham
Handicap—Silvormere, Minnie Warren, or Plenipoten-
tiary. Prestbury Stakes—Last Rose of Summer or Mother
Neasham. Nursery Handicap—Milo or Hengist. Made
Hill Plato—Resistance.

Kelso.—Roxburgho Handicap —(in the absence of Pro-
vider) Myosotis or Miss Banks. Kelso Plate—l:Adele or
Bonaparte. Handicap Hurdle Race— Queen of the Fairies.
Border Handicap—King's Cross or Paganini. Welter Cup
—(in the absence of Young Fenton) Moscow. Nursery
Handicap—Sweet Sound or Blackwell.

" THE ERA."

Chelmsford.—Nursery Handicap—Blanche. Autumn
Handicap—Chapel Royal or Harebell. County Members
Handicap—Bennington.

Cheltenham.—Gloucestershire Stakes—President Lin-
coln or David Copperfield. Clem) Hill Plate=Flower
Girl. Hamilton Stakes—The Recorder. Selling Nursery
—Holywell or Hyacinth.
Hereford.—Luguardine Stakes—Flyaway Jack. Aris-
tocratic Handicap—Papillon. Herefordshire Stakes—
Ben-An or Crown Princess. Lord Bateman's Plate—
Raunds or Lady Lavender. Nursery Handicap Plato—
Bonny Swell. Shobden Cup—Stork.

" SPORTING LIFE."

Chelmsford. Essex Handicap Hurdle Race —First
Fiddle or Weatherbreaker. Nursery Handicap—Roma
or Lincoln. Chelmsford Autumn Handicap —Compromise
or Albania. Second Class Nursery Handicap—Alice or
Roma. County Members' Handicap—Rainbow or Satur-
nalia.

Cheltenham.—Cleeve Hill Plate—Gillado c. Cotswold
Hunters' Stakes—Triana, Hamilton Stakes—The Re-
c..rder. Gloucestershire Stakes—Mr. Brayley's represen-
tative or Lute. Nursery Selling Handicap—Milo or Gril-
lade c. Handicap Hurdle Race—Ada Penelope or Wild
Blood. Cheltenham Handicap - Minnie Warren. nest-
bury Stakes—zing Richard or Maesderwen. Marie Hill
Plata—Yellow Rose or Kicksey Wizksey. Nursery Plate
—Magdala. Nursery Selling Handicap —Medora or Gril-
lade c.

Kelso.—Kelso Plate—Thomas Dawson's representative,
Sweet Sound or Cawdor. Handicap Hurdle Race—Satel-
lite. Roxbu, ghe Handicap—King's Cross. Border Han-
dicap- Paganini or Honestisb. Nursery Handicap —Sir
Digby or Blackwall. We:ter Cup—Moscow or Harmony.

"SPORTING TIMES."

Chelmsford.—Chelmsford Handicap —Court Card or
Salliet. Nursery Handicap —Blanche or Arcanum. Essex
Hurdle Handicap—Toy or Red Ribbon. Second Class
Nursery Handicap—Prelude f. County Members' Plate
—Kennington.
Cheltenham.— Cotswold Hunters' Stakes—Scarrington.
Oleeve Hill Plate—Plower Girl or Grillade c. Gloucester-
shire Stakes—Minnie Warren or Silvermere. Hamilton
Stakes —The Recorder. Selling Nursery Handicap
Holywell or Hyacinth. Hurdle Race—Lord Waldegrave.
Kelso. —Roxburghe Handicap —Argyle or Thorwaldsen.
Kelso Plate—King of the Fairies. Handicap Hurdle Race
—Northern Light. Border Handicap—Mars or Thor-
waldsen. Nursery Handicap —Performer or Viscountess.
Welter Cup—Donaldbain or Harmony.

TUE SPORTSMAN."

Kelso.— Roxburgh° ilandicap—Myosotis or Viscount.
Kelso Plato—My Uncle or Harebell f. Handicap Hurdle
Plata—Queen of the Fairies. Border Handicap—King's
Cress or HonestiEh. Nursery Handican—Sir Digby or
Viscountess. Welter Cup—King of the Fairies.

" SUNDAY TIMES."

Chelmsford.—Chelmsford Autumn Handicap—Harebell
or Court Card.

Choltenham.—Gloucestershiro Stakes—Plenipotentiary
or Parmes in a.

Kelso.—Roxburghe handicap--Briggs's representative.
Hereford.--Herefordshire Stakes—Standard Bearer or
Ben-An (in the absence of Bracken).

THE CAMBRIDGESHIRE

Age st lb
Knight of Garter... 5 10 7
Vespasian. 6 10 6
Blue Gown ... 4 9 12
Friponnier ... 5 9 9
See Saw ... 4 9 7
The Palmer ... 5 9 6
Laneret 9 5
Rosicrucian ... 4 9 2
Silenus ••• 9 0
King Alfred ... 4 9 0
Saladin a 8 12
Plaudit ... 5 8 12
Cecil. 4 8 10
Xi 6 8 10
Charnwood 4 8 8
Typhoeus 4 8 8
Nelusko 4 8 6
Duke of Beaufort... 3 8 5
Goodwood... ...4 8 4
Cornet 4 8 4
Osbaldeston 3 8 4
Van Amburgh 5 8 3
Morna 3 8 3
Taraban 5 8 3
St Ronan ... 4 8 0
Vagabond.., 3 8 0
Viscount 4 8 0
Bel Giorno 4 8 0
Historian a 8 0
Perry Down 3 7 13
Lady Zetland ... 4 7 12,
Cardinal York 3 7 121
Starter .. ••• 3 7 111
Clemence 4 7 11
Robespierre ...8 7 10
Ladas 3 710
Islam ... 3 7 9
Dunbar ... 3 7 9
Epworth 4 7 9
Heatker Bell ... 3 7 8
La Maladetta f 3 7 8
John Leech 4 7 8
Stork 3 7 7
Fair Wind... ... 5 7 7
Nancy •.. 6 7 6
Benbo w 3 7 6
Virgule 4 7 6
Border Knight ... 3 7 6
Brambridge 3 7 4
Skipjack 5 7 4
Eton() Filante ... 6 7 4
Michael de Basco° 4 , 7 2
Mdlle. de Fligny f 3 .7 1
Adrastia ... 3 7 0

Age at lb
Numa Pompilius 5 613
Prior ... ... 3 6' 12
Phantom ... .. 4 6 12
Standard Bearer ... 3 6 12
Robin Rover ... 3 6 11
Toison d'Or ... 3 6 10
Chanoinesse ... 3 6 10
Miss Dayrell ... 3 6 10
Bosworth ... ... 3 6 9
Lopez ... ... 3 6 9
Pompeii ... ... 3 6 9
Macduff ... 4 6 9
Anthee ... 4 6 8
Tramp ... ... 3 6 8
Defender ... 3 6 8
Curious° ... 3 6 8
Cocoa Nut... ... 3 6 7
Far Away ... 3 6 7
Anlace ... 3 6 7
Royal Rako .. 3 6 7
Neuchatel... ... 3 6 6
Chatelherault ... 3 6 6
Atonement 3 6 5
Bertha .. 6 5
Peabody ... ... 3 6 5
Teeswater... 3 6 5
Dodona ... 3 6 4
Jove ... ... 3 6 4
Provider ... 3 6 4
Herennianus ... 4 6 4
, Vestminster ... 3 6 4
I Winifred ... ... 3 6 3
Royal Head ... 3 6 2
Vacuum ... ... 3 6 1
Red Rice ... 3 6 0
Vladimir ... ... 3 6 0
Wanderer ... ... 3 6 0
Allbrook .. 3 6 0
Cherie ... 3 6 0
Vallation g ... 4 5 13
The Returned ... 4 512
Kaupai a 5 10
Juanita 3 510
Lady Evelyn f ... 3 510
Turret ... 3 5 10
Assineboine ... 5 5 10
King Alfred's dam t. 3 5 9
Antietam ... •....8 5 8
Lamlash ... • 3 5 7
Di Spanker - ... 8 5 7
Toby ... 3 5 7
Aubade ... 3 5 7
Grasshopper f. ... 3 5 7

TIT-Dm—This filly came in first for a Handicap Sweep-
stakes at Newmarket on Thursday, but she swerved across
Mount Pleasant a few strides from home, and was objected
to. The objection was considered, and Tit-bit disqualified,
the race being awarded to Mount Pleasant, who finished
second. By this disqualification, and that of Lady High-
thorn on the previous day, Lord Westmorland was credited
with two races, through objections to those who came in
first being sustained.
DEER PARK—The colt, an own brother to Catch-'em-
Alive, broke his leg last week at Woodyeates by putting
his foot into a rabbit-hole, and had to be destroyed. Ho
was the property of the owner of Vacuum.
LIMERICK RACES.—The second day (Wednesday) re-
sulted as follows :—Ballincurry Plate—Black Bass, first ;
Wild Chieftain, second; Patty, third. Five ran. Welter
Plate—Pilot, first ; Hard Lines, second ; Lady Rivorsdale,
third. Four ran. Steeplechase Plate—Viscount, first ;
Sir Robert Peel, second; Erin, third. Nine ran. Conso-
lation Stakes—Honesty, first; Bellebuono, second. Five
ran.

Epsom Spring Meeting, 1870, has boon fixed fcr Tues-
day and Wednesday, March 29 and 30, the week previous
to Nol thampton.

FINES FOR RUNNING IN WRONG COLOURS.—The trainer
of the Panoply colt was fined one sovereign for not running
in the declared colours in a Maiden Plate at Newmarket on
Tuesday, and the trainer of Flash was mulcted in a similar
sum for the like negligence on Wednesday.
DATES OF RACES, 1870.--The dates of the Newmarket
meetings have baen confirmed by the Jockey Club. New-
market Craven will commence ou Easter Monday, April
18; the First Spring on Monday, May 2; the July on
Tuesday, July 5 ; the First October on Tuesday, Septem-
ber 27; the Second Octol'er on Monday, October 10; and
the Houghton on Monday, October 24. Epsom Summer
will consequently commence on May 81, and Ascot on
June 14.

YORK MEETINGS.—Tho Spring Meeting is fixed for
May 17 and 18, and the August Meeting for August 23, 24,
and 25.

COLOURS OF RIDERS.—Mr. Somerton : Blue, white spots
and cap. Mr. Desmond (altered to): White, orange cap.