The Sun.
London, England, 1869-05-15 00:00:00

ING REPORTS.

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MIDDLEnam. —On Wednesday, Dawson, ou the Low
Moor, sent Pretender the mile thrice at a sharp
pace. Argyle, Thorwalsden, and the two Maid of Masham
fillies did the same. Mandrake was walking. Tabouret,
Good Hope, and Brother to General Peel cantered. The
rest of his team did nice mile work. The Tom Bowline
colt finished up with a two-mile breather at a good pace.
Thursday.—Osborne, on the High Moor, sent Weather
St•u•, Bertha, and luou a rattling two-mile gallop. Pom-
fret galloped a mile and a half by himself. Minaret went
steadily the same distance, and Little Duke led Baron,
Cavendish. Vintner, Fernleaf, and Aperture a nice gallop
of a mile and a half. Fobert, ou the Low Moor, only
cantered his lot. Dawson sent Pretender the mile gallop
thrice, the last time a good gallop. Friday.—Argyle led
Thorwaldsen, Pretender, and Derventio a mile gallop
three times at a good pace, and Pretendea went in first-
class fc rm.
KINGSCLERE, Friday.—On Cannon Heath, Ambitious
cantered, followed by Lictor. Rosicrucian piloted Pero
Gomez the same distance. Vagabond led Siderolite and
King Cophetua over the same course. Masterstroke and
Mrs. Quickly colt cantered together a mile. Morua can-
tered with Waif, Madame Eglentine filly, Blue Stocking,
Salamis, and Girasol a mile and a quarter. Rosicrucian
then led Pero Gomez a second canter of a mile and a half,
Lictor leading Masterstroke, Madame Eglentine filly, Waif,
Blue Stocking, Salamis, and Girasol a mile and a quarter.
PerO C-omez and Morna went freely and well. Pero Gomez
is in fine condition, and as hard as nails. The morning's
work was closed by Rosicrucian and Vagabond galloping
together, at a good race, two miles.
LAMBOURNE.—Friday —Plicebus led - Belladrum and
Crocus a mile canter, after which St. Mungo led the
" crack" over the same course, while Phoebus took in hand
Crocus. All pulled up sound and well.
NEWMARKET.-011 Wednesday, ou the race ground side,
Jennings did good work with Auguste, Longchamps,
Boulogne, Perry Down, Trocadoro, Blanche, and Consul.
Gilbert, after cantering, sent Blueskin, Lancet, and Rysh-
worth a good gallop of about a mile and three-quarters,
all going well. Wellow, Neuchatel, Reindeer, and several
others did some good work. Arnull sent Amara a good
gallop by herself, about two miles. Compromise and
Hopeless went the same distance. G. Blots, after canter-
ing Martyrdom twice, sent him by himself a good gallop
of two miles. Hermit, Vauban, Scimitar, Humdrum,
Champagne Charlie, Islam, Regula, and Knight of the
Garter did steady work. Stephenson, Hurlock, and Ash-
mall were here at work with their lots.

M ALToN. —I would advise your subscribers to keep Ta-
rabau on the right side in all his races at Manchester, as
ho has been undergoing a strong preparation.
CR11.3 ON.—Whit Monday Handicap.—Venetia's previ-
ous running will be the best guide. Wistaria, Onyx, and
Little Doctor were put through the mill, and finished in
the order named. I b.dieve one or two of these will go
for unclosed stakes. Osprey and Virginia Creeper are
engaged at the Bath and Somerset meeting. The latter
won't run, and Osprey is doing very little. Two more
horses arrived here on Monday—a two and a three year
old—but I don't know what they are.
ILSLEY.—At West Drayton, Hereford and Hammerton
are in the Iver Plate. The first-named will be the best.
Of Lady Clinton, Luna, and Actress, in the Flying
Stakes, whichever Mr. Heene runs will take some doing.
Python, Vampire, Il ammerton, and Triana are engaged in
the Whit Monday Handicap, and I like Python's chance
the best. if ho goes for it ; and Alaster will be our best for
the:Welter Cup. At Bath, Noyre Tauren is in the Seven-
teenth Biennial Stakes, but I have no liking for the half
brother to Lord Lyon. Ligurian, in the Beaufort Cup, is
well, but the company will be too good for him. Holy-
rood, in the Eighteenth Biennial, is a nice little horse, but
I don't think him good enough to win. Ligurian and
Belfast aro in the Somerset shire Stakes. Liguurian looks
and goes well, and will take his part if he runs. On Tues-
day, Target led Cap-a-Pie, Ladas, and Liguariaa a couple
of nice mile-canters.
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SADLER'S WELLS THEATRE.— On Wednesday
evening a very attractive performance took place for the
benefit of Miss Bessie Harrison. The entertainments were
a farce "Up Stairs and Down Stairs," comedy of
"London Assurance," and the burlesque of the "Maid
and the Magpie." The great attraction of the evening
was, of course, the performance of Miss Harrison, and she
may be very highly praised for the lively and vivacious
embodiment of the celebrated part of Lady Gay SpAnker
in the comedy. It was very nicely done in all respects,
and showed that Miss Harrison possesses talent of no or-
dinary description.