The Sun.
London, England, 1869-10-02 00:00:00

TRAINING REPORTS.

NE»'MAREET.—Friday.—On the Limekilns, early, Mat-
thew Dawson sent Poetry and Cherie a steady gallop of a
mile and a half, Mr. Naylor being present. Midsummer
led Miss Peddle colt a good gallop of two miles. Provider
west a steady gallop of two miles. Romping Girl led
Gardener two miles at half speed. Briton led Typhceus
steadily ono mile and a half. Moonstone and Ment-
more Lass colt went a rough gallop of three-quarters of

a mile.
Ersom.—On Wednesday, Cecil did two gentle canters
On Thursday ho went a good gallop of nearly throe miles,
led by Surney, and this (Friday) morning, after the usual
canters, he went a mile and a half at a good pace, led by
Warlike. Ho is going on as well as his best friends can
wish. Lopez went a nice gallop on Wednesday morn-
ing, led by Music, and on Thursday left for Newmarket.
Barton sent Dr. Wilson, Cannon Ball, Harold, and Light-
ning, a good four-mile sweat this morning.
MIDDLEHAM. —On Tuesday, Briggs sent Lady Henrietta,
La Charantonne, Canon, Jarnac, Meringue, Newark, and
Annabel a good gallop of a mile. Dawson did good work
with Tabourot, Mandrake, Thorwaldsen, Donaldbain,
Good Hope, Argyle, Derventio, Cawdor, Hobart, Far
Away, Sister to Ascham, Hawkhead, Knowsley colt, En-
field, Glengarry, Performer, Sweet Sound, Absolution, and
Snorter. Winter sent Throe per Cent. and Mexico a good
gallop of two miles. Artichoke, Flying Jib, Soubrette,
and the Woodbine filly galloped a mile. Wednesday—
Briggs's Bracken led Mysotis a good two-mile gallop, and
and Lady Henrietta led La Charantonne a rattling gallop
the same distance. Pride of Erin, Newark, Meringue, and
Canon galloped a mile,

HEDN ESFOIM,--CataMaraD Abbotsford, whinyarci,

Indian Ocean, Ocean Wave, and Ladybird have boon
doing mile-and-a-halt gallops. Palmer's lot are at exer-
cise daily, but aro not worth comment. Hopwood's
Award, Surprise, The Lawyer filly, and a filly by Kettle-
drum are doing fast work. Cliff's Uncas, Orion, Kidder-
minster, Matilda, Prince, colt by Artillery, Dunco, Here-
ward, Rose Young, Staffordshire Knot, Master Willie,
Lady de Trafford colt, Bon Chevalier, and Fragrance
are g&ng on well. The three first-named look well, but
Uncas has not made any improvement as regards size.
RICIIMOND.—Since my last Geant des Bataillos has been
taking some good two-mile work. The rest of Lord Zet-

land's are turned out for the winter. Annie Stewart,
Aggravator, and The Gleaner have been rattling along
two miles daily. Avolo has been leading Fusee, Bobby,
Zeno, Mansfield, and Loiterer colt some good mil© work.
Triphthong takes two cantors every day. East Coast is
coughing, and has not been out this last day or two.
Brighton and Romeo have had some rattling gallops the
length of the moor. Italian Gipsy is only walking. Flora
takes two miles daily at a nice steady pace. Evelina goes
a mile at a good pace. Garryowen, Affinity, Bedmate, Dark
Cloud, and Lady Tholthorpe canter three times the length
of the moor.

STOCKBRIDGE.--On Wednesday, after cantering, Fal-lal
led Prince of Wales, Leoville, Lady Somerset filly, Helen
Macgregor, Lucy Bertram, and Lady Sophia a rattling
good gallop of about a mile and a quarter; in fact, as fast
as the old mare could go. Then Roderick Dhu and Oliver
Cromwell, Demidoff, Torment colt, Cradle, Stanhope, and
Magdala a good gallop of the same distance. Thursday—
After cantering twice, Roderick Phu led Oliver Cromwell,
Torment colt, Demidoff, Mount Pleasant, Cradle, Helen
Macgregor, and Magdala a mile and a quarter on the
Houghton Downs side. Fal-lal and Prince of Wales only
cantered. Friday—Roderick Dhu led Mount Pleasant,
Lady Somerset filly, Lady Sophia, Helen Macgregor, and
Lucy Bertram nearly a mile at a good pace. Fal-lal led
Prince of Wales, Leoville, Magdala, and Roxana.
STANTON.—On Tuesday, the Lady Evelyn filly, See-
Saw, and Royal Head had a gallop of one mile and a half.
Lady Wellington, Lady Highthorn, and Ada Penelope
went the same distance. Sir George, Chamado colt,
Mont Blanc, and Eugenie colt galloped a mile. Wed-
nesday was very showery, and very little was done.
Thursday—Lady Evelyn filly led Royal Head and See-
Saw a rattling gallop of a mile and a half. Domino,
Ni;htshade, Princess, Gay Lass filly, Lady Evelyn filly (2
yrs), St. George, Chamade colt, and Mont Blanc had a
good gallop of about a mile.
ILSLEY.—Ventnor and Ligurian aro both well, and doing
good work for the Bedfordshire Plate, and of the two I
like Ventuor. He is sure to take a deal of doing if wanted.
We have the following horses engaged at Edinburgh :
Cap-a-Pie, Ladas, Target, Athena, Lady Beaconsfield, and
Avoncourt. Cap-a-Pie, Athena, and Lady Beaconsfield
are at Newmarket. Target, Ladas, and Avoncourt are
well, and daily doing good work. They aro looking well
and going in rare form.
OnILTON.—At Bedford, on Tuesday, in the Woburn
Park Stakes, we have Mimus engaged. He is taking a
couple of gallops most days of a little over half a mile, and
he moves first class. If ho goes ho will be worth having
a bit on. Wistaria and Shepherd aro going well, and the
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11.1ALT0N.— Our Cosarewitch horse, Taraban, is doing as
well as any horse can do, and our Cambridgeshire nag, The
Prior, is also doing remarkably well. George Osbaldeston
and Lady Zetland aro also going along well. The follow-
ing others are doing good work :—Viscount, Tarna, Vis-
countess, Blacklock, Nil Desperandum, Little 80-peep,
Little Nell, Better Half, Hock, Clenlivat, Rubini filly, and
Sir Digby. Tho two last will pay their way previous to
leaving Scotland. Hugo has joined Shepherd's string,
and Fleets has arrived at R. Peck's. We have also 24 good-
gs arrived here.
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KINGSCLERE.—On Tuesday Clarke bad out King Co-
phetua, Mrs. Quickly colt, colt by Fitz-Roland out of
Mendicant, and colt by Asteroid out of Prote. All did
good ecalthy exercise, trotting and cantering about
for nearly two hours. Morna, Waif, and Blue Stocking
aro still absent from exercise, suffering from influenza.
Wednesday and Thursday.—Clarke had out the same
four horses at exercise, repeating Tuesday's work. I
think Morna will not run for any engagement this

season.

CoLorns OF RIDERS.—Mr. C. Robinson : White and

Llue cap.
The Sutton Park Autumn Races tako place on tho
19th and 20th of this month.

The assumed names of Mr. C. Robinson and Mr. W.
Lewis have been registered.
SAUNDERS.—This Hednesford trainer, we regret to learn,
has been confined to his room through an accident.
The wife of Major Elwon comes into £lO,OOO under the
will of the late Mr. John Vaughan, the wealthy Middle-
dlesborough ironmaster, who died about twelve months
since. The gallant major will be remembered as the owner
of the Plaudit.