The Sun.
London, England, 1869-07-13 00:00:00

TRAINING REPORTS.

STANTON—The following have been doing good work
since my last: —Lady Highthorn, Fidelia, Ben Block,
Parma, Mont Blanc, Royal Head, Shelah colt, Whist filly,
Sportsman, Ampleforth, Lady Evelyn filly, Free Trade,
and See-Saw. Dunbar has been stopped in his work, and
is only walking.

ILSLEY.-At Nottingham we have Ligurian, Winifred,
and First Emperor engaged in the Nottinghamshire Han-
dicap. Ligurian is at Birmingham. Winifred, I think,
will be kept for the Berkshire Stakes, at Reading.
First Emperor I don't fancy. Ventnor is well, and doing
good work for the South Hampshire Stakes at Southamp-
ton, and if he runs, and is wanted, he will take some
doing.

MALTON.—War has returned home, and looks none the
worse for his journey. I would advise your readers to
stand him to win and place in the Goodwood Stakes.
From what I can see the following will go to Pontefract :
—Consternation, Cure colt, Janet Rawcliffe, Little Bo-
Peep, Fichu, Mary of Argyle, Better Half, Amendment,
Torus, and My Lord. These are all well, and fit to run
for a man's life.

RtctimoND.—Sinco my last Bete Noire has done good
two mile. gallops daily, going remarkably well. At Ponte-
fract we shall have Enterprise and Man of Ross engaged.
Both have done well of late, and are sure to distinguish
themselves in whatever race they run. Enterprise is a
really good animal.
LAMBOURNE.--At Nottingham, in the Biennial Stakes,
we have Sister to Lady Craven and The Boy, and the
last-named is our best. Ho is doing some very good
work, and if ho runs I think ho will give a good account
of himself.

LEWES.—Provider, engaged in the Goodwood Stakes
and Cup, is doing well. I fully expect to seo him run into
a place if he continues as well as he is at present.
KINGSCLERE. —On Tuesday all our horses cantered up
the hollow twice, except Rosicrucian, who was again led
about. Lictor then led Siderolite, Madame Eglentine filly,
and Girasol a half-speed gallop of rather over a mile. Am-
bitious showed the way to Blue Gown, Tho Palmer, and
Morns, in a nico striding gallop of nearly two miles.
Wednesday.—Much the same description of work took
place. Thursday.—Lictor was the first to canter a mile
and a quarter, followed by the others. Some walking was
done by all for some time in the hollow, when they re-
peated their previous canter. Shortly afterwards Lictor,
Madame Eglentine filly, Siderolite, and :Girasol galloped
at half-speed rather over a mile.

EPSO3I.—On Wednesday, Cecil and Adolphus, in com-
pany with Red White and Blue and two or three others
of Nightingall's, went a good five-mile sweat, and pulled
up fresh and sound. Thursday.—They took things
quietly, and this morning (Friday) went a nice steady
gallop of two miles. Warlike is gone to Birmingham and
Polissonno to Aldershot to fulfil their engagements.

FYFIELD.—Make Haste is well, and does two mile gallops
daily, led by Skipjack, for the Goodwood Stakes. This
(Friday) morning, after cantering, he galloped about a
mile and three-quarters, Skipjack leading, and Moslem
going with them, pulling up sound and well. The
last-named went first-class. 1 don't see that we have any-
thing engaged at Southampton, but we have several in at
Reading. Skipjack, La Belle Helene, and Threatener are
all well for the Berkshire Stakes.

NEWMARKET.—The following have been doing good
work, and most of them are engaged at Nottingham :
Cymbal, Stork, Pericles, Sagittarius, Redivivus, Pandora,
Countryman, Silenus, A caster, Islam, Martyrdom, Robes-
pierre, Vespasian, Tornado, Chapel Royal, Grimston, Car-
dinal York, Harebell, Sphynx, La Mousse, Riga, Roma,
Master 'Walter, Elferon, Electricity, Kennington, Camel,
The Rake, Rupert, Cast-Off, Syceo, Maaander, Coup
d'Eclat, Wild Briar, Venice, Jenny Page, Trocadero, Resti-
tution, Typhon, Risk, Voda, lEolus, Miss Thackeray,
Dodona, Morning Star, Clarionette, Queen of Hearts,
Prince Imperial, Amelia filly, Rigolboche filly, Lifebuoy,
Columbine filly, Blueskin, Lancet, and Miss Gratwicke.
MIDDLEIIAM.—For the Nottingham Handicap Mexico
will be our best. He is very well, and will be-bad to beat.
Agility will land the Biennial. King of the Fairies will
be our best in the West Riding Handicap at Pontefract;
and as Kelvin Grove appears to be running more kindly
now, he may win the Pontefnict Handicap. Down Royal
Corporation—Pretty John will about win the Belfast
Handicap, Bard of Erin the Lurgan Stakes, Duneane the
Nursery, and Bard of Erin or Pride of Erin the Railway
Handicap.
STOCKBRIDGE.—I expect several will go to Nottingham
and Southampton. At the latter place we shall no doubt
be well represented, as it is so close home. In the South.
Hampshire Stakes, Red Rice is entered, and with such a
rough lot he might stay, but I fancy it is too far for
him. Welter Stakes—Red Rice, Boaster, and Eruption
are in, and I fancy the last-named will about win.
Southampton Nursery —Soucar, Dick Curtis, Dolphin,
Malaria, and the Grillade colt are in, and the best will
be found in one of the two last-named. Cranbury Park
Stakes—Figleaf, Duckling, and Swallow aro in, but
neither can beat The Mate, if he runs. Stand Cup—Re-
flection, Malaria, and Dolphin are in, and I fancy the first-
named. Southampton Plato—The same lot are in again as
are in the Nursery, so that it will be best to go by the pre-
vious form.

Sir C. Legard's colt by Cramond out of Biddy O'Rourka
(2 yr.) has been named "Hollywood."
Mr. Elyott Bower's colours are :—Whito body, black
sleeves and cap.

On Wednesday last, S. W. Reeves, son of W. Reeves,
the Epsom trainer, was married to Miss Mary Sane
Marsh, a sister of Marsh, the well-known jockey.
Lord Falmouth named his two year old filly by Young
Melbourne out of The Swallow, " Wheatear," after win-
ning her race at Newmarket on Friday.
Nearly £3OO has been collected for prizes and gratuities
at the foxhound show, which will be hold under Mr. Chap-
lin's presidency, when the Lincolnshire Society holds its
meeting at Lincoln, the week after the Manchester royal
meeting.

The colt by Trumpeter out of Sharp Practice was
claimed by Mr F. Elliot aftor winning a Selling race at
Newmarket on Wednesday. Tit- bit, the property of Mr.
Elliot, was claimed by Capt. Machell.
Mr. J. FaiTer's colours are : —Blue, and amter-croaa.
belts.

The following assumed names have been registered:—
Mr. J. Farrer, Mr. A. Barton.
Tumult broke down while running in the Welter Plato
at Sutton Park on Thursday.
Achilles, the winner of a Selling Sweepstakes at New-
market yesterday, was claimed by Mr. Burcham.
At the beginning of this season, Sunshine had twenty-
nine engagements, the forfeits of which amounted, to
£1,330.
Miss Mildred Catherine Hawley, eldest daughter of Sir
Joseph Hawley, was married on Wednesday morning to
Captain Barrington B. D. Campbell, at St. George's,
Hanover-square. The Rev. H. C. Hawley, rector of Ley'
bourne, Kent, officiated. After the breakfast, the nenwly-
married couple left for Hungerford.
The training establishment, with the dwelling-house,
paddocks, &c., at Newmarket, known as Lowther Ficouse,
at present occupied by Sam Rogers, was put up for ruile by
auction, on Wednesday, by Mr. E. Feist, but there. "being
no bid up to the reserved price (£4,000), it was not. sold.
The Derby, Oaks, and St. Leger, and Grand P•,vize of
Paris, for 1871, close on Tuesday next, for now ye aarlings•
South Devon Races are now definitely fixed to ',lame off
on Thursday and Friday, August 12 and 13.
The Wolverhampton Stakes has closed with, thirty-
nine subscribers.

The following horses, the property of M. BOV.Per, have
loft La Morlaye, and will De trained by C.Thorpe„ o,t New-
market :—Gaulois and Drone (6 yrs and aged); Anthee,
Benevolence, and Witchcraft (4 yrs); Boston anAl Chatal-
herault (3 yrs); Bretville, Florion 11., La Trc,cien, and
Lavandiere (2 yrs).
Mr. R. C. Naylor sold Chatsworth at New market, on
Thursday, to Mr. Parker, of Doncaster, for 180 i guineas.
A LITERAL CAPTAIN.—An English. lady of
fashion,amongst other invitations to her soiree dansante,
sent ono to a captain of a militia regiment, in which, ac-
cording to the conventional form, she " hoped for the plea-
sure of the warrior's company." Imagine hor /consterna-
tion when, on the appointed evening, in marched the
obliging officer at the head of his whole company !—VI73-
ternational.

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BIRTHS.
BRITEti—On the 9th inst.., at Oak Park, the wife of
Bruen, Esq., M.P., of a daughter.
VANDELEUR -On the 11th inst., at 18, Eeeleston-square'
Mrs. U. Vandeleur, of a son.