The Sun.
London, England, 1869-05-08 00:00:00

TRAINING REPORTS.

LAMBOURNE.—Wednesday—The Bu-sley string went
over to NYli'te Morse hill, where th,y only did enough to
keep them quiet. Thursday -They were on Pealte's do WIJS,
but the morning was wet and foggy, and 1 wily saw thew
have two short ranters, but they are all looking healti.y.
Waugh has arrived home, and I expect he will begin to
send Ilella,lruin along. Friday—Bell:l(lmm went one can-
ter of a mile, after which Phoebus led the "Drum" a gallop
of a mile and a half, pulling up sound and well.
blinnLEiram, Thursday.— Osborne's repeated Wednes-
day's work. Fobert, on the Low Moor, sent Bracken,
Fortunio, Netherwood, Blair Drummond, Duchess of
Athol, and Nectarine a good gallop of two miles. Winter
sent Three per Cent. and Mexico a rattling gallop the
same distance. Dawson's lot did the same as on Tuesday,
with the exception of Mandrake, Gcod Hope, Tynedale,
and Brother to General Peel, who were walking in the
home fields. Friday.--Wet day. Dawson's were not out.
Fortunio and Mexico went a good two-mile gallop, going
well. Pretender is going on well.
NEWMARKET.—Friday.—The following did their regular
work :—Vespasian, Border Knight, Martyrdom, Amara,
Hopeless, Typhon, Rupert, Strathnairn, Pirate Chief,
Sphynx, Rhysworth, Perry Down, Boulogne, and Tro-
cadero. My selections for York events are :—For the
Craven Stakes.—Vespasian is well, and will win. Great
Northern.—Acaster is our best, and is bound to run well.
Zetland Stakes.—Whichever runs of Mr. Pryor's will be
worth standing. Glasgow Plate.—Sphynx and La Mousse
are both well, and whichever runs will win. The Flying
Dutchman's Handicap looks well for the best of Captain
Machell's. Londesborough Cup.— We have Pirate Chief,
Belphegor, De Vere, and Border Knight. These are all
well, and De Vere will about win.
LEWES.—In the Great Northern Handicap, Drewitt has
Provider, but no lad can ride him two miles, or I should
stand him against anything that runs. Doncaster Spring
Handicap.—Wrestler will prove the best of our lot if they
send him. I had a great fancy for the Buccaneer filly once,
but she appears to have lost her action. I see Young
Fenton won ono of his engagements at Chester. lam
quite certain this horse will bo worth following through
the year. Drewitt's Derby horse, Ethus, noes bettor every
day, and Drewitt is very sanguine about him. He thinks
if he ever trains a winner of the Derby it will be Ethus.
Pero Gomez will find a very different animal at Epsom
than he did at Newmarket in the Criterion.
FYFIELD.—La Belle Helene, engaged in the Salisbury
Cup, and :Boundary, in the Wiltshire Stakes, are doing
well. This (Friday) morning La Belle Helene galloped
about a mile and a quarter, going well and pulling up
sound. Boundary went a rattling gallop of two miles by
herself, Moslem going the same distance at a steady pace.
The two year old galloped a mile. Wednesday—Bos-
worth went a good gallop of a mile and a quarter.—
Thursday.—l could not see what work was going on,
owing to a thick mist hanging over the downs. Thev
only cantered. 1 have not seen Portsmouth gallop since
'his day fortnight.

KINOSCLERE.—Friday.—Soon after nine o'clock Sir Jo-
seph Hawley arrived. It was nearly eleven o'clock be-
fore the following were on Cannon Heath :—Lictor, Am-
bitious, Blue Gown, Rosicrucian, Morna, Pero Gomez,
Vagabond, Siderolite, King Cophetua, the Waif, the Ma-
dame Eglentine filly, Salamis, Girasol, Blue Stocking,
Masterstroke, and Mrs. Quickly colt. Shortly afterwards
Ambitious led Rosicrucian (Wells up) a steady gallop of
nearly two miles. Rosicrucian is very much improved.
Blue Gown led Pero Gomez, Vagabond, and Morns, a slow
gallop of a mile and three-quarters.
CIIILTON.—The following horses are doing work from a
mile to a mile and a half :—Acta3a, Mr. Pitt, Cameroon,
Maid of the Mill, Cara, Guluare, Chivalry, Venetia, Nelly,
Chateau Margaux, Woodman, Esher, M.A., and the two
year olds, Triton, Agnes, Ida, Gaylass filly, The Shep-
herd, and Precious Metal. Hazlewood (4 yrs), who has
been fired and turned out of training the last two years,
is now doing steady work.
ILSLEY.— AtYork we have Belfast in the Great Northern
Handicap. He is well, but I have no fancy for him, as I
think he is a moderate horse. First Emperor has been
doing good work for his engagement in the Hampshire
Stakes at Winchester. He looks and goes well, but I think
the distance will be too far for him.
RICIDIOND.—On Tuesday 2Euthen led Brennus a good
three and a half mile sweat. Breuuus went particularly
strong and well. James Watson had Attainleck, Flora,
and Hector at Cattcrick Bridge t., t,y ftein, while his
others were in steady work on tile. Low Moor. Wednes-
day - Geaut des Batailles and Blentins did next to nothing.
At Yolk, in the Craven .stakes, Valtz will run well, and
he worth hacking. Great Northern handicap—Watson
has a gnat opitiion of Flora, who has done well of late,
and goes very freely. She is sure to take a deal of beat-
ing. Zytland Stakes—We have in White Slave, lf awthorn-
dale, Saratoga, Guilty, Van Thal, filly by Trumpeter, and
filly by Neptunus. Of these White Slave or Saratoga
should win, though Hawthorndale may be selected.
Knavestuire Fate—Both Calypso and colt by Nettledrun
have done well of late. The Kettledrum colt is the best.

Consul, Le Saphir, and Guinde 11., since running in the
Poole d'Essai on Sunday last, have returned to England to
finish their preparation for the French Derby, the first two
at Newmarket, and the last-named at 3liddloharn.