The Sun.
London, England, 1869-05-24 00:00:00

7RAINIII'G REPORTS.

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STANTON. —At Epsom See-Saw is entered in the Walton
Manor Stakes, but I think he will stand no chance at the
weights. Salliet is in the Heathcote Plate, and will about
land ; in the Derby, Dunbar, but is not class enough. Six-
Mile Hill Handicap.—Dunbar will about win, if wanted.
See- Saw is also in, but will staid no chance, ill nay opinion.
Palmitin° and the Lady Evelyn filly are in the Oaks, but
they will stand no chance.
KlNGSCLERE.—Friday.—Seventeen horses were out on
Cannon Heath. Blue Gown led Pero Gomez a mile and a
quarter. Vagabond led Siderolite and King Cophetua the
same distance. Siderolito led the two year olds a steady
gallop of a mile and a half, with the exception of Mrs.
Quickly colt, who did walking exercise. Blue Gown was
sent to lead Pero Gomez and Morns a steady half-pace
gallop of a mile and a quarter, all pulling up sound and
well. Vagabond led Rosicrucian. In the Walton Manor
Stakes we have Blue Gown and Vagabond engaged. The
first named I think will not rnn. Vagabond is fit and well,
and will take a great amount of beating. Derby.— The
following are entered :—Pero Gomez, Vagabond, Sidero-
lite, and King Cophetua. The crack, who was never in
better form than at the present time, 1 think is certain to
win. He gave every satisfaction in his trial with Blue
Gown. I should advise all parties not to back Vagabond
for the Derby till they see his number up, as I believe him
a doubtful runner.
EPSO3I.—On locking through the prosram-no, 1 find we
have engaged on Tuesday, in the Woodcoto Stakes,
B7rdie, Temple, Master Dick, Claribel, Molly Carew colt,
Apathy, Quixote, and Sparkle. The last-named is a
very nice filly, but she is very backward, and I fear none
of the others will be found good enough to win. In the
Heathcote Plate we have A utias, Slowman, and Two by
Honours, and Antias is the best of the trio. Bonnie Kato
and Lopez are iii the nous Stakes, and Bonnie Katie has
only President Lincoln to fear. Thursday, in the Six-
Mile Hill Handicap, Bonnie Katie, Arbaces, Vaubrugh,
and as I know Arbaces is a
and Prides Paul are engaged,
good horse when well, he will run forward if wanted.
StogitVittladit —Scottish Queen went a good gallop of
about a mile and a half,
and she goes remarkably well—
in fact, it is impossible for an animal to go better. I neod
say nothing further about her, as she has been so recently
before the public, when she came off victorious in the
One Thousand Guineas, and all I can say is, that she has
say now, donereillatthka, atillYba‘lr-ealci ne6n6tst, I
henland as I said then, so I
think her sure to win the
Oaks easier than the One Thousand Guineas.
Itst.ter.—We have Ladas, liolre 'retired, Balnakeelie,
Alastor, First Emperor, Limerick, and Lady istyam en.
gaged iu the Derby, but we shall have only one run, and
that is Ladas. Singe my last report he has daily been
doing good work, led by Cap-a-Pie. This (Thursday
morning, after some walking exercisel.Cap-a-Pie, Ladas,
and Ligtifian Were Stripped. CUStallee got on the Derby
nag, and after one canter the three were sent a good
gal-
lop of about one mile and a half, pulling up sound and
Well. tadas is a Very nide horse, and a good goer, but I
don't think he is good enough to win the Derby. Ho might,
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iti.aelt. es
however, din late glade:
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and the lastAttittidd iS d tinutft; r cirig ddo ins colt; but I
don't think either is wanted yet. VtlAitOti
Citron has no chance. The Derby -We -11ficir
Stokes
have Cantu:Hl
colt, Threatener; Boswoith, Acton
The 4 Acton, Portsmouth, and
Boun-
dary. last-tutined tho only tine tl
fit. She does her gallop iat is sound and
two-mile like a racehorse,
rover saw her go better, but she trust tinti
proVed to hitVe it chan • ust be wonderfully itn,
te of itifinifig:

Three companies of the-94th "Regiment of itifaiiz
try marched- into the garrison at Woolwich yester-
day ffotti Ornvtsnd; having left Dover on Mondaykst, completing Hid diStatict-3 #tt Nit. days' marches.
The second division passes over the same ground,
and will reach the sarrieon to-day, and the remAin-
det :Jr ',th bead-quarters, will follow
and march in to-Mokit*.
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