The Sun.
London, England, 1869-04-03 00:00:00

7 liA INING REPORTS.

Klxcscri,i2 .—Thursday Lietor was again the first to
commence work, eantering a mile and a quarter by him-
self. The Palmer le.l Pero Gomez a nice steady canter
of the like distance, folk, wed by Siderolito and Rosicru-
clan. Morna led Madame Es::,ntine filly and Waif over
the :ante course, followed at. an ini,,Tval by Mastelstroke,
Mrs. Quickly cult, Girasol, and Salami 3. Blue Stocking,
this morning, was restricted to walking exe:cisa in the
hollow. Siderolite was sent to lead Pero Gonz'z and
Rosicrucian a canter of a mile and a quarter. Mona
piloted Madame Eglentino filly and Waif a second canter
a a mile. Mocna led Madame Eglentine filly and Waif
a half-speed gallop of a mile and a half. Siderolito
led Pero Gomez and Tho Palmer a fast gallop
of a mile, when Lictor joined in and made the
pace good for the Derby favourite and The Palmer fur
another mile, all pulling up sound and well. Siderolite
was stopped at a mile and three-quarters. This was one
of the best gallops I Lave seen done for some
time. Blue Gown, Vagabond, King Coplietua, and Miami
colt arrived from Epsom mid-day Thursday. This morn-
ing (Friday), seventeen left for Cannon Beath Downs
soon aster 8 o'clock-. Vagabond, King Cophetua, Miami
cost, and Blue Stocking did cnly walking exercise. Lictor
only cantered a mile and a quarter by himself. Blue
Gown led The Palmer and Pero Gomez the same distance,
followed by Siderolite and Rosicrucian. Morna led Madame ,
Eglentine filly and Waif a nice steady canter of a mile,
followed shortly after by Masterstroke, Mrs. Quickly colt,
Salamis, and Girasol. It was fully an hour before the
same lot again repeated their second canter in the same
order. After walking again in the hollow for a short
time, Morna was sent to lead Madame Eglentine filly and
Waif a fast gallop of a mile and a quarter, all going well.
Siderolite led Pero Gomez and The Palmer, at his very
bast pace, a mile, where he retired, Lictor jumping away
in front of the other two, the three finishing a rattling
good gallop of two miles. Pero Gomez never going in
better form. No horse in training can be doing better at
the present time.

NEWMARKET. —On Friday morning the following horses
did their regular work :—Wellow, Ryshworth, Bradgate,
Vanicha, Yarmak, Reindeer, Gondolier, Nelusko, Perry
Down, Trocadero, Badsworth, Sycee, Royal Rake, Border
Knight, Scimitar, Martyrdom, Knight of the Garter, Bertha,
Spider, Court Card, Meteor, King Victor, The Provost,
Seville, Marquis of Carabas, Furious, Typhmus, Typhon,
Gritnston, Rupert, Strathnairn, Knight Errant, Warring-
ton, Dryad, Misadventure, Riga, Lancet, Perfume, La-
blache, Wild Oats, Chatelherault, Franchise, Loonie,
Prince Imperial, Clarion, Speculum, Jerry Hawthorn,
2Egean, Nyanza, Restitution, Rowsham, and Hermione
colt. The three last-named went a good sweat—about
three miles and a half.

SroctinurnaE.—On Wednesday the usual lot were out
from Danebury, but only Cock of the Walk, Birdseeker,
Scottish Queen, Herald, Glenlyon, and Demidoff had a
canter. The other horses did only .101113 walking exercise.
Tom Day had Dentelle, Reflection, Lady Raglan, Dick
Curtis, co; by Adventurer, Malaria, Lord Jersey, and
Boaster, and aster cantering the first named three were
galloped about a mite And a half ; the others went about a
mile. On Thursday the same lot cantered again from
Danebury; then H. Day got on to Cock of the Walk, and
led Scottish Queen a good gallop of a mile and a half.
Birdseeker went about two miles. 'icm Day's lot out
were the same as on the preceding day, and All cantered.
Friday—The Danebury horses wore only doing walking
exercise by the side of the Grateley-road fur two hours.
Tom Day's lot cantered and galloped. Our One Thou-
sand and Oaks fillies, Scottish Queen and Dentelle, aro
doing as well as it is possible for them to do, but Miss
Foote is doing nothing, so she can have no chance fur
either race. Birdseeker is also doing well for the Chester
Cup. He has commenced taking long work of two
miles, and if ho continues to do well he .is sure to take
his own p.trt.

STANTON.—I expect we scull net have any horses run-
ning in the early p-art, of this week. On Tuesday, Rorie,
See-Saw, Ampleforth, Bea Block, aad Jeannie Deans
were scut a goof mile and a half gallop. Salliet, Bernie.
Lady Evelyn filly, St. George, C:itely colt, and Jacqueline
colt went about a wile. WcduesdAy—Ada Penelope led
True Heart two mi es and a half over the hurdles at a
good pace. Orne went a mile and a half steadily. Burk,
Anipleforth, Jeannie Deans, and Ben Block went the
same distance. Lady of Croome, Nutgirl, Pahnitine, and
the Jacqueline colt galloped a mile. Sore,-Sasv had only
one caLter of three quarters of a mile. Thuesclay—Shelali
colt, The Oracle, See-Saw, Runic, and Brother to Grand
Duke galloped two miles and a half on the tan. Lord
of the Valley, Jeannie Deans, Salliet, St. George, Lady
Evelyn filly, Candy colt, and Nutbirl were mat about a
mile.