The Sun.
London, England, 1869-06-05 00:00:00

7RALWN C.; REPORTS:

KINGSCLERE.—At Ascot we have in tLe Stakes Ambi-
tious; who is very fit and well and in strong work, but I
believe him to be moderate. Twelfth Biennial Stakes -
The filly by Asteroid out of Madame Eglontino and the
Miami colt are engaged, but neither will run. Prince of
Wales's Stakes- Pero Gomez, Siderolite, and King Cophe-
tua are in. The first-named is a certain runner, and will
be sure to tam the tables on Pretender, should the latter
face him. King Cophetua may again be started to assist
Pe!o Gomez. Royal Hunt Cup -Blue Gown, Rosicru-
cian, Lictor, and Siderolito are ours. All wore tried
this (Thursday) morning, but, not seeing it, the market
movements mutt be your guide. My opinion is in favour
of Lie or, who is a g.iod hotse over this distance. EO3--
CtllC;al. I think requires more time. Siderolite is very
moderate, and Blue Gown will be in reserve fur the Gold
Cup, which he will again add to his list of winnings.
Fernhill Stakes.-Vagabond, King Cophetua, and Waif
are engaged. If Vagabond would run kindly he would
take some boating. Ascot Derby. - Pero Gomez will win.
Coronation Stakes.-Nyl Gau is out of training. New
Stakes.-The Madame Eglentin3 filly will not rue. Blue
Sticking is a neat, racing like filly, and will be our bust.
NEWNIARKET.-In the Ascot Stakes we have King
Alfred, Locksley, Sycee, Robespierre, Assineboine, Furi-
ous, Gardener, Verona, and Humdrum ; these have all
done good work, and are fit to run. Blinkhoolie and Her-
mit have not done much work since Epsom. Locksley left
hero on Thursday, and I believe went down to try the
Maid of Mash= horse, and the best of_ these will about
win. Furious is worth standing for a place. Royal Hunt
Cup-We have King Alfred, Grituston, Martyrdom,
Typhoeus, Sycee, Badsworth, Cardinal York, Robespierre,.
Border Knight, Islam, Sagittarius, Spider, Tramp, Crown
Princess, Scimitar, and Nightjar, and the best of Captain
Machell's will be about winning, and after it is over it will
be Islam, or lam very much mistaken.
STOCKBRIDGE -At Ascot I expect there will be a good
string go from here. :In, tho Prince of Wales's Stakes,
Scottish Queen is entered, but can have no chance, as she
will not stay the distance. Twelfth Biennial-Cradle,
Stanhope, and Yule Cake colt are in, and the first will be
Walk and Red Wee are'in rbOth- tiiiii*el4 and aide Well
in, but I fancy the last named of the two, and I think he
will take a lot of beating.
LAMBOURNE.—Looking ever the pragramme of Ascot, I
don't see that we shall be favoured with many winners.
In the Ascot Stakes we have St. Mungo and Phoebus.
They are both well, but I think that they have plenty of
weight on them. Twelfth Ascot Biennial Stakes.-The
Witch, filly by Thnrmanby out of Masquerade, Macgregor,
and Sister to Lady Craven are in, but I don't fancy any of
them. Fifteenth Ascot Triennial Stakes.- The Parson,
Lady Morgan, Sunstroke, and Phoebus. The last-named
is the only ono of the lot that is doing any work. Prince
of Wales's Stakes.-April Morn, North Briton, and Bella-
drum are in. The tatter I have not seen since he ran in
the Derby, and North Briton is short of work, so that
April Morn will be our best. Roy-al Hunt Cup.-Crocus
and Disguise are in, but I have no great fancy for either.

•MALTON.—In the Ascot Stakes we have Taraban, The
Spy, and Toison d'Or, but the latter will be our only re-
presentative. Twelfth Ascot Biennial—Nobleman is a
good-looking colt, but backward. Fifteenth Triennial--
Merry and Wise I cannot stand at any price. Royal Hunt
Cup—Taraban, The Spy, Toison d'Or, and Di Spanker
are our lot. The two first-named will be absentees, and
as regards the other two I should give the preference to-
Di ;-panker. Fecialis has four engagements, but he
wou't, run. Coronation Stakes—The Clipper and Marti-
nique are in, and I should stand Martinique, if sent to
the post.
LzwEs.—Drewitt has Choral, Provider, and Young
Fenton in the Ascot Stakes. Choral ran so badly at
Epsom that I cannot put any dependence in her. Pro-
vider no light lad can get out in a race. I sLieuld adv:se
you to stand Young Fe..tqa if he runs, as he is going a..al
loCking well. Twelfth Biennial Stakes —We have Elshatu,
Scaiboro', and Sentry-Go is a very nice colt, and has dune
well lately, and will bike a deal of beating. &hits is in
the Prince of Wales's Stakes, but is not in work.
MIDDLEHANt.—We have in the Ascot Stakes, Tabouret
Young Melbourne horse, The Dean, and Argyle, all nicely
treated. Tabouret has grown into it very tine horse, aiAl
will i.e found about the beat animal of h:s year. The
Young MelbJurue horse is a good looking animal, a fine
mover, and also stays well. Tho Dean anti Argyle are
very fit, but may be in reserve for the Royal Hunt Cup.
Whichever Dawson runs will win.
.STANTON. -At Ascot we.. have Rude engaged in the
Ascot Stakes. He has been doing plenty of good woi k,
and will be worth a win and place investment. Dunbar
and Lady Evelyn filly are entered in the Prince of Wales's
Stakes. The first named will be the best, as he is a good
horse, but he will thud the diAauce to) far for him. See-
Saw, Runic, Fidelia, and Curio are in the Royal Hunt Cup.
The first-named will about win if wanted. He has been
doing rattling good work of late, going in capital style.
FYFIELD.—In the Ascot Stakes Wit have Make Haste
Boundary, and La Belle Helene. Make Haste has been,
amiss for some time, and only returned to Fylield on
Saint d'iy last. Ho is, however, doing good two-inile
work now, going in his old form, but I prefer the elriu..;o
of Boundary. Royal Hunt Cup.—Moslem has, I think,
too much weight, and the Spider and Skipjack have no
chance. Boundary and La Belle Helene aro going in
good form. The last-named will be the best 'here, and
should they keep her for this race she will about win.
ILsrEi.—We have Noyro Tauren in the Ascot Stakes.
He is very well end fit to run, but is far from being a good
one ; still, with his light weight on, he ought to run well.
Of Hengist and Hollandaise, iu the Twelfth Ascot Bien-
nial Stakes, the last named will be the best, but I have uo
fancy for her. Hatchment, in the Fifteenth Ascot Trien-
&al Stakes, has no chance. The Maze, in the Prince of
Wales' Stakes, is a moderate horse.

HAMPTON
Weights for the surrey and
each, 5 ft, and 2 only (tc
before June 8, with 100 ade

RACES.
Middlesex Stakes of 15 sovs
o the fund), if declared on or
dcd. Two miles. 39 subs.

Yrs. st. lb.
Taraban ... 5 8 12
Ploughboy ... 5 8 12
Paul Jones 4 8 10
The Spy ... 4 8 6
Locksley 5 8 5
Tormentor ... 6 8 0
Make Haste 13
Viscount ... 4 7 12
Citron 4 7 10
Lily 4 7 10
Distaff ... 5 7 10
*Mexico 4 7 10
*Vixen gelding ... 5 7 8
Choral ... ... 4 7 7
David Copperfield
(late Barnabo) 6 7 6
Robespierre ... 3 7 G
Breach of Promise 5 7 4
Our Mary Ann ... 4 7 3
Casse Tete ... 4 6 13
Percussion ... 4 6 13
Those horses marked thus
out the knowledge of their o
the time prescribed, unless si

Yrs st lb
The .21`. ;can ... 3 6 12
Acaster 3 6 10
Y. Fenton ... 3 6 10
Crown Princess ... 3 6 10
Jove ... ... 3 6 5
Boundary 3 6 4
La Belle llelene 3 6 4
Miss Theo... 3 6 4
Adolphus ... 3 6 3
Bete Noire... ... 3 6 2
Gipsy ... 3 6 2
Clifford ... ... 3 6 0
Queen of the Forest,
by Atherstone... 3 5 12
Wild Rne 3 5 12
Prince Paul ..• 3 5 10
Cameroon ... 3 5 7
Yellow Rose 3 5 7
Topsy 3 5 7
Forest Maid ... 3 5 7

'CO Laving been entered with-
iwners, will be struck out at
pecially ordered to remain in.

GOODWOOD
Entries for the Goodwood Sti
15 ft and only 5 if declared
51 subs.

MEETING.

Lkes (Handicap) of 25 SOTS,
with 100 added. 2i miles.

Yrs.

Gardener ... a
Fertullagh
Tramp (late Agrippa) 3
Crown Princess 3
Assineboine ... 5
Blinkhoolie
Islam 3
Robespierre
Acaster
Blueskin
T.strwAt
Fair Wind ...

5

Taraban
War ~,
Bete Noire
Cap-a-Pie ...
The Sawyer
Ploughboy
Epworth
Tabauret
Lord Hawthorn ...
Aneroid
Storm King
Bracken ...
Judge
Starter 3
Lord Vivian and Lord Westmorland are subscribers,
but did not name.
The Goodwood Cup, value 300 sous, added to a sub-
scription of 20 sous each, h ft. 2* miles. 25 subs.
Yrs j Yrs

Yrs
Our Mary Ann ... 4
Vacuum ... 3
Vallation g ... 4
Aubade ... 3
Alpenstock
Adolphus ... ... 3
Runic ... 4
Locksley ... 5
Hobart ... 3
Itake_ Mutts,
stt V.: V.:
St. Mungo... 3
Choral ... 4
Vortigern ... 4
Y. Fenton... 3
Provider ... 3
T hor vraldsen ... 3
Queen of the Forest, by
A therstone 3
Fortunio 5
Tormentor ••• 6
Tim Bobbin ... 3
Argyle ... ••• 3
Cecil ... 4
The Rake 5

... 5

~. 3

• 5
▪ 4
... 3
5
• 3
5

Rupert ... 3
Provider
Typhon 3
Knight of the (Tarter ~. 5
Martyrdom 3
Robespierre 3
Lo) d Hawthorn... ... 3
Reutitution ... 4
Fortunio b
Rosicrucian ... 4
Brigantine 3
His Royal Highness tho Pri
lin, Prince Soltykoff, and I
scribers, but did not name.

Tabouret...
Thor walsden
The Drummer ...
Trocadero
Blinkhoolie
St Mungo
The Rake
Blueskin
Lancet
See-Saw ...

7ince of Wales, Mr. H. Chap-
Lord Westmorland aro sub-

ASCOT RACES.

Tho Gold Cup, value 300 sovs, given from the fund, and
added to a Subscription of 20 soya each ; if to enty sub-
scribers and no post entrances, the second horse to re-
ceive 50 sovs out of the stakes; three-yr-olds, 7st 51b;
four, 8st101b; five, 9st 31b ; six arid aged, Ost 51b; mares
and geldings allowed 31b. About 91 miles.

Duke of Beaufort

Biinkhoolie ...
Lumley ... ...
Formosa. ... ...
Blue Gown ...
Brigantine... ...
Mandrake ... ...
Thorwaldson ...
Trocaddro... ...

y 7
..4
... IPS. 3
3

Minaret ... •••
Speculum ... •••
'Penedos ...

The ~gean
Blueskin •••
Bradgate •••
Rysinvorth
Atonement

Mr Chaplin's Sister to Veda (3 yrs) bas,Moen name,
Clintonia.