The Sun.
London, England, 1869-05-22 00:00:00

HER MAJESTY.

BALMORAL, May 20.
The Queen, accompanied by her Royal High-
nesses Princes 3 Louise, went out yesterday morn-
ing.
Her Majesty drove out in the afternoon,

The Princess of Wales drove out.

SPORTING PROPIIECIES.

EPSOM MEETING.
" BELL'S LIFE."

Walton Manor Stakes—Knight of the Garter or Vaga-
bond. Heathcoto Plate - Perfume or Cymbal. 11,9 us
Stakes—Lord Hawthorn or Lopez. Woodcote Stakes,—
Verdure or Count Lagrange's choice. The Derby
Pretender. Six Mile Handicap—Vauban. Two-yr-old
Stakes—Guy Dayrell. The Oaks—Brigantine; Dryad
or Nightjar for places.

" THE FIELD."

Woodcole Stakes —Mahonia, or Moonstone. Walton
Manor Stakes—Kuight of the Gart or Vagabond-
Heathcoto Plate—Perfume or Prince Imperial. nous
Stakes—Mysotis or Bonnie Katie. The Derby—Bella-
drum or Pero Gomez ; Pretender for a place. Bentinck
Plate—King Alfred or John Leech. Epsom Town Plate
—Conrad or Nanny Thormanby. Six Milo Handicap--
Clemmce or Border Knight. Reserved Lawn Stakes--
King Alfred. Two yr-old Stakes—Guy Day rell. Ep;om
Four-yr-old Stakes—The Spy. The Oaks—Scottish
Queen or Morna. Epsom Two-yr-old Plato—Guy Dar-
rell. Groat Surrey Foal Stakes—De Vero or Strathuairu.

" THE ERA."

Eons Stakes --Mysotis or Lady Beaconsfield. Heath-
cote Plate—Kennington or Perfume. Woodcoto Stakes--•
Mahonia or Verdure. Walton Manor Stakes—Vagabond
or Knight of the Garter. Bentinck Plate—Victross or
Atonement. Town Plate—Conrad or Actress. The
Derby— Pero Gomez, t ; Pretender, 2; Perry Down, 3.
New Two-yr-old Stakes—Guy Dayrell; Stephanotis or
Kennington for a place. Six Mile Ilandicap—Clemenco,
The Hermit, or John Davis. Four-yr-old Stakes—The
Spy. The Oaks—Scottish Queen, 1; Morn:►, 2 ; Brigan-
tine. 3. Groat Surrey Foal Stakes—De Vere. T wo-yr-
old Plate—Guy Dayrell.

" THE SPORTSMAN."

The Derby—Pretender and Pero Gomez, first and
second ; Martyrdom for third place. Heathcoto Plate -•
Perfume or Cymbal.—Walton Manor Stakes—Vagabond
or Knight of the Garter. Woodcote Stakes—Mahonin-
Roos Stakes—President Lincoln or Dawson's representa-
tive. Six Mile Handicap—Argyle, Bloss's best, or Night-
jar. The Oaks -Brigantine or Scottish Queen.

"SPORTING TIMES."

Woodcote Stakes—Baron Rothschild's reprovntative
Sunshiny for a place. RJu3 Stakes—Walmer or Fugitive.
Heathcote Plate—Perfume. Walton Manor Stakes-."
Vagabond ; Knight of the Garter second. The Derby
flup,rt or Pero Gomez; Perry Down for a place. Epson:,
Four-yr-01,1 Plate—The Spy. Two-yr-old Stakes—GO'
Dayrell. Two-yr-old Plate—Roquefort. • Great Surrey
Foal Stakes—De Vere. Six Milo Handicap —Mr Payne
representative or N'ghljar. Epsorn Towu Plate —Conrad.
Reserved Lawn Stakes—Curio or Jove. Boutin& PlAt°
—Master Willie or Vietress. The Oaks —Brigantine et
Martinique ; ,Polissonne or Nightjar for third place.

" THE BEACON."

Hea,th.sota Plato--Perfume, Tibthorpe, or Prince Inv
per:al. Woodcote Stakes —Elferou. nous Handicap.'"
Mysotia. The Derby—Pretender; Perry Down, Maar."
dom, and The Drummer for second, third, and fourth
places. Bentinck Plate—Curio. Six Mile Handicap"--
Border Knight, Clemonce, or Argyle. T wo-yr-old Siakes
—Guy Dayrell. Thu Oaks—Martinique. Surrey I.°'ll
Stakes—Guy Dayrell.

" SPORTING LIFE."

Woodcote Stakes —Mahonia or Lancaster. Wra
Manor Stakes—Knight of the Garter or Vagabond. He•►th-
cote Plate—Perfume. Rous Stakes—Lady Beaconsfield
or Weimer. The Derby—Belladrum or Pretender; per°
Gomez or The Drummer for places. Bcntinck Plate
Hereford or Patrician. I own Plato—Actress or Marsha
Ney. Six Mile Handicap -Punishment, 2Egean, Nin°
Elms. T wo-yr-cld Stakes—Guy Dayrell or Stephanotis.
Reserved Lawn Stakes—King Alfred or John Leech'
Ebbisham Stakes—Formosa or Romping Girl. El3scsl
Stakes (four-yr-olds)—The Spy. Groat Surrey Foal
Stakes—De Vere. The Oaks—Scottish Queen or Brigan-
tine.

" SPORTING GAZETTE."

Walton Manor Stakes—Vagabond or Knight of 110
Garter. nous Handicap—President Lincoln or Wain:tor'
Woodcote Stakes —Sunsh!ne or Verdure. Heathc)te
Plato—Perfume or Ulla. The Derby—Frotender;
Belladrutn and Ferry Dqwn next. Six Mile HandicaP",
Young Melbourne f, Hermit, or Ligurian. Re6erve'
Lawn Stakes—Guy Dayrell or Stephanotis. The Oaks'
Brigantine or Morns. Epsom Two-yr-old Plata—Gap
Dayrell or Roquefort. Great Surrey Foal Stakes--P°
Vore.

" SUNDAY TIMES."

The Derby—Belladrum, 1; Pretender, 2; Pero Gorne,
3. The Oaks—Scottish Queen, 1; Morna, 2 ; Nightjar, o'

TRAINING REPOI27'S.

LAMBOURNE.—In the Derby, Defender, Kiwi. of 1138
Rovers, Belladrum, Crocus, Remus, Alb3rt, and PleuiP°-
tentiary aro our lot. Belladrum is our only hope, and
long way the best. If he only comes well to the Postal
feel confident he NT ill pull us through, and those that
take the hint f gave them all through the piece have eves
now no cause to complain, and they will have very 01%
less when the Derby is over. All your readers must
on him, as 1 really believe that his number will be
first one put up alter the race. We have the followingr
the Oaks : Crocus, Disguise, the Morgan La Faye
Pladda, and Scottish Rose. Crocus is the best of tht
bunch, but she must greatly improve on her NewmarA'a
form to have any chance. Friday—ldston, Phcebust °l3,
Belladrum hid two short canters, after which Bellair°7,
galloped by himself a mile and three-quarters at half-speed'
pulling up sound and well. Crocus only walked.
MIDDLEHAM. —On Thursday Pretender, Thorwalase';
Argyle, Lord Hawthorn, Hood Hope, Dean, and IfYineoci
were sent a mile gallop three times, the last time at a go
bat. Lord Hawthorn was slightly amiss the other
but is all right now, and will run well in the Pious Staked
Friday.—Pretender, Thorwaldsen, Lord Hawthorn, as
Good Hope went a good gallop of two miles, all g°il3v,.
well. Good Hope is our beat for the Walton Itlarl
Stakes.
LENVES.—At Epsom, Drewitt has Elsham, Sentry'6°:t
and Scarbro' in the Woodcote Stakes. Elsham is the 1),°..,
1
of this lot, and is one of the finest-looking two year oln°ll
think I ever saw. I don't think he is quite fit, but ti°„%vi,l
take a deal of beating. Choral is in the Hens Stakes. -1""g
mare Las been doing well, and she will be worth bac};il3l
for a place. For the Six-Mile Hill Handicap Providef'..,
am afraid, has turned a rogue. Two Year Old Stakes'
Scarbro' is a very nice colt, but the company will b° 00
good for him. Epsom Two Year Old Plate.—Scarbr-ci
Christine, and Prince Leopold, and I cannot recotninello.
any of them. Our Derby horse, Ethus, has been dell
some good work. He was out on Wednesday aftelll°oo
after the rain, and had a canter of a mile, and toile
led him a good striding gallop of nearly' viola
and a half. Thursday.—After cantering, Young V°l3
lod him a good gallop of over a mile and a half.
Ana
RICIIMOND.—On Tuesday, Geant des Bataillcs
Brennus were tried, and the Derby horse was boatel:oi
long way, so that 1 think he has no chance. All our 1101.

are dong well.
Ivrox.—ln the Woodcoto Stakes at Epsom, Stel:
has Triton engaged. He is a good-looking colt and 0-1,361
a great pace. In the Derby wo have M.A., 013Y1' g‘- •
Cameroon, but they have no chance here at all. For
Oaks, Cara and Edna have no chance. Townsend ha° left

Chilton for his owner's place. hair°
MALTON.—Since my last Martinique and Tasman
been rattling along, and they are looking remarkably" Weio
The company that the first-named will have to meet i°,ur
Oaks I do not consider first-class, and that will give ;
mare a great chance, but I should have liked her hettett:o
she had been longer at work. In the Derby, J. Se°t„tci
four, viz., Fecialis, My Lord, Royal Oak, and Thtl",:o'.
but by what I can see I think they will be all abseit,.-t.
We have also Consternation and Tasman, and the Foal
will be our best. Thunder is in the Surrey 1:7-°:r
Stakes, but is at. present out of training. Epsom F°ur big
Old Stakes. The Spy is well, and I think will credit
owner with this stake. a ja
NEWMARKET. The following horses are enga,'cr e,vere,
the Derby : -Typhon, Sagittarius, Scitnitar, 11-3, j'
iio,
Border Knight, Ilmlogno, Acaster, Champagne Tenedos, Stromboli, Achilles, Rot eepierre, Perry v
Martyrdom, Abstinence, Ilermiono colt, Itowshon,
worth. Jerry Hawthorn, Rupert,
and Royal Rake. These have all been doing good frets
and it is likely there will be ten or eleven rumnervorjer
them, namely, Typhon, Were, Perry Pown',.wortb,
The Egea.u, Stratbcvorir,
Knight, Boulogne, Martyrdom, Ilermiobe colt,llse". hoe
Rupert, The 2Egean, and Stratlinairn. Most of thest?oo of
shown their public form this year, with the excel': Toro
Martyrdom, who was not lit when he ran in thboieg
Thousand, having been stopped in work through pool
p.ung a curb about a month before the race. rerrYbot }taewas also very backward in condition when he 10°►
rood
had a ltrong preparation since, and is greatly 11-{opert
and is sure to take a lot of beating in the D3rby•woo
hig0%.0..
has had a lot of strong work since Joseph Pt h!,
turned from Doncaster, and his own people think
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of his chance.