The Sun.
London, England, 1869-07-19 00:00:00

7 1?..1.1N1N G ItEPOR7 S.

NEWMARKET.—Rupert sine; my last has only been doing
two cantors of about one mile. The Rake continues doing
one canter and gallops the length of the tan. Restitution
and Vernon go a good striding gallop of one mile and
three-quartsrs. The following others are doing good
work : —Lancet, Blueskin, Miss Gratwicke, Acaster, Islam,
Grimston, Rosselas, Dryad, Cardinal York, Tenedos, Ves-
pasian, Chanoinesse, Hermit, Troudero, Consul, Auguste,
Mortemer, Roquefort (2 yrs), Florian (2 yrs), Alaric (2
yrs), and Podesta (2 yrs). Robespierre is doing steady
work of two miles and a quarter.
KiNGSCLERE. —Thursday—Sixteen horses were on Can-

non Heath. All cantered up the hollow a mile and a
quarter, with the exception of Waif, who was again taking
gentle exercise. Lictor, Madame Eglantine filly, and
Girasol galloped a mile and a quarter. Lictor has very
much improved of late. Ambitious cut out the work at
a flue pace for a mile and three-quarters for the Palmer,
Rosicrucian, Siderolite, Marna, and Blue Gown. We shall
have no horses at either Huntingdon or Stamford.
MIDDLEHAM. Thursday.—Dawson sent Adelaide a
good gallop of a mile and a half. Stanley, Morphia,
Brother to Cawdor, colt by Toxophilite, Glengarry, and
Knowsley colt went a good gallop the same distance
Thorwsldsen, Pretender, Argyle, Lawrence, Derventio,
Lord Hawthorn, Cawdor, and Donaldbain did steady mile
work. Briggs's Fortunio and La Charantonne went a good
gallop of two miles. Bracken and Vansittart galloped a
mile and a half at half speed. Fortunio and Departure,
engaged iu the Huntingdonshire Stakes, are well. Rio-
titer to Strafford is short of work, and Hobart I have not
seen out yet. Fortunio is well, and will be bad to beat in
the Burghley Handicap at Stamford. We have the Young
Melbourne horse, dam by Teddington, engaged, but I think
he is not quite ready yet.
EPSOM.—Since my last, Adolphus and Cecil have my-
steriously disappeared from our downs, but I promise your
readers that I will follow them to their new quarters, and
see them do their finishing gallops for the Goodwood
Stakes. I can assure them no horse could be doing better
up to the time he left Epsom than Adolphus, and if the
"change of air" agrees with him, he is sure to win the
Good Stakes. At Huntingdon we have Lopez, Arbaces,
and Chivalry in the Members' Handicap Plate, and I pre-
fer the chanc3 of the latter. Peel Handicap.—Seringapa-
tam, Macduff, Lopez, Candidate, and Chivalry are in, and
Mr. Hughes will surely land this stake with his represen-
tative. Arcanum will secure the Cambridgeshire Two
Year Old Handicap.
.ELSLEY.—At Huntingdon, we have Winifred in the
Huntingdonshire Handicap, and she is well, hut I don't
think much of her chance. Hawthornden, in the Hinch-
ingbrook Stakes, is in the best of health and condition.
Henley, in the Cambridgeshire Two-yr-old Handicap, is
well, and can race a little, but is not good enough for this
event.. All 11 r. Ilennett'shorses leave Compton to-mor-

row (Friday) fur Tattersall's, with the exception of I 'alby,
who, 1 believe, goes to Mr. Bennett's own place.
\Tis.—Choral has begun to do a little work, and I
am afraid She wil be the only one we shall have to trust
to for the Goodwood Stakes, as Provides has been doing
no work since last. Saturday. We have two fresh horses
arrived here, but Ido not know whatthey are. They ere,
however, very good-looking ones, and I will find out as
soon as possible what they are, and let you know.
DIAL7O:4-3. Scott is rattling along War and The Spy
for Goodwood, and no two horses can be doing better,
The following others are doing good work : —Sir Digby.
Blair Athol filly, George Desperandum, Prior, Fichu, colt
by Trumpeter, Londesborough, Silver Band, Carfax,
Kentish Fire, St. Guthlae, Tarna, Goldsborough, filly by
Tunstalli and Nobleman. Royal Oak and Taraban are
doing long steady work. A filly by Blair Athol out of
Revivalist, and Little Nell, by 1•1+31401tiel laitYQ fxriyed itt
11, 1)944 W b trAued.

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