The Sun.
London, England, 1869-09-04 00:00:00

TRAINING REPOR7 S.

(NEWMARKET. —Thursday.:-Goodwin sent Porfurne a
steady gallop of a mile by herself. The Present colt,
Amaranth colt, and Lanoret galloped about a mile at half
speed. Joscp!r Dawson, on his private ground, sunt Cha-
pel 11.,ya1, Rupert, Cardinal York, and Sphynx a mile and
a half. G. Moss sent Tramp, led by Monkshood, about
two miles at half sped. Martyrdom repeated the same
amount of work as that of yesterlay. Romping Girl gal-
loped steadily the length of the tan. Blanton, A. Blosi,
Gadding, and John Dawson wore here doing steady work.
Friday.—G. B:oss, after two canters on the tan, gtiNe Mar-
tyrdom a steady gallop round the tan. Pericles joined in
the last mile. llysliworth on the race-ground side can-
tered twice, and then went a steady gallop of tiro mile ,
led by Wellow and Blueskin.
ham— Oa Thursday morning HaWthornden was
taking walking exercise on the downs, being led about
with a rein, without any saddle on his back. This is the
first time I have seen him since he left for the North. I
thought he looked rather dull, but I never heard him cough
or show any signs of a cold. No doubt so much running
as he has had of late has made him a little stale, and a rest
will do him good. Cap-a-Pie could win the Leamington
Stakes if wanted, but I think he will be kept for the Great
Yorkshire Handicap at Doncaster.
HEDNSFORD.—At Warwick, I am afraid our little Kid-

dorminstor is hardly good enough to pull through in the
Leamington Stakes with such a big weight, but he is very
likely to run into a place. The following have been at
work since my last: —Edinburgh, Jenny Mills, Nonsense,
colt by Leominster, Masquer, filly by Lifeboat, Airigill,
Panada, Sundow, Arran, Gordian Knot (who is being
schooled for hurdle-racing), Kean, Miss Banks, Pantaloon,
lon (I never saw lon look better), Ladybird, W hinyard

(the latter is in the 'Wolter at Warwick, and will run well),
Sidedruin, Wynnstay, Award, Windrush, cilt by Adveu-

turer, Surprise, Vex, lincas, Wakefield, Flyaway colt,
Mathilde, Bon Chevalier, Ambition, and several others.
EPSOM.—On Tuesday, at Warwick, Cecil is engaged in
the Leamington Stakes, but I ,shall not recommend him

this journey. Prince Henry is in the Castle Park Stakes,
but Ido not fancy him. He is also in the 5 sous Sweep-
stakes on Wednesday, but Braemar will beat him. At
Abingdon we have Chawbacon and Manse in the Trial
Stakes, and if the former runs ho is sure to win. Manse
is in the Craven Handicap, and Referee in the Maiden Two
Year Old Stakes, but they have no chance. I have no
fancy for Referee in the Nursery Plato. Tim Weaver.
Sparkle, and Referee are iu the Abingdon Stakes, but
Stockhausen is sure to lower their colours. Venus was
bought for Mr C. Head at Tunbridge on Thursday. The
same gentleman also gave £lO for the clai►n of Phantom,
and both horses aro at Dover, under the care of Sher-
wood.

STOCKBRIDGE.—On Thursday Stanhope led _ Mount
Pleasant, Dione, Lord Chancellor, Helen Macgregor,
Alice, and Nina about a mile and a quarter at a good pace.
Glenlyon led Q. E. D. filly, Roxana, Lucy Bertram, and
Magdala the same distance at a good pace. To-day (Fri-
day) the same lot were out again, with the addition of
Red Rice and Lady Somerset silly, who, with Monerieff,
did only walking exercise. The others all did two good
steady canters of about a mile along the valley, where the
ground is better going than on any other part, as almost

all over the downs are getting si.) hard that they seem
afraid to do any work at all. Demidoff and Yule Cako
colt cantered once only. Torn Day's lot wore out, but did
only walking exercise.
KINGSCLERE.—On Wednesday all the horses cantered
for some time in the hollow, and then Ambitious led The
Palmer and Pere Gomez at his best pace a mile and three-

quarters, the two latter pulling double, and both going
well within themselves. Rosicrucian led Morna at a
clipping pace rather over a mile. Lictor led Madame
Eglentine filly, Salamis, Blue Stocking, and Waif a nice
gallop of a mile and a quarter. Mrs Quickly colt followed
gently. This colt was not run as a two-yr-old, being on
so large a scale that he is now 17 hands high. Shortly
after, Ambitious, with a long lead of The Palmer and Pero
Gomez, came on at his best for a mile and a half, where he
was beaten, the others going on by themselves at a clipping
pace nearly two miles, both pulling up sound and well.
The more work these two do, the better they appear to go,
Pero Gomez in particular. All throe were Low joined by
Blue Gown and Siderolite, and had over an hour's good
walking exercise. " Pero" and The Palmer appeared
none the worse for their severe morning's work.

Chaloner, French, and Butler have been ridingat Baden-
Baden, in fulfilment of engagements.

CONSTERNATION.—This-colt was scratched for all en-
gagements in 1869, including the St. Leger, on August 25,
at 2.40 p.m.
LICHFIELD RACES.—The County Plate, Tamworl I) Plate,
Lichfield Cap, Nursery, and Welter Cup close on 'Tuesday
next.

MATELA. —Lord Rosebery sold this filly at Scarborough
for 17 guineas to Captain Machell, who has re-named her
Briii,b Sportswoman.
Examiner, after winning the County Member's Handi-
cap at Yarmouth on Wednesday, was sold by auction to
Mr. Holland for 71 guineas.
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