The Sun.
London, England, 1869-08-14 00:00:00

TRAINING REPORTS.

MIDDLEITAM.—On Tuesday, Dawson sent Outfit, Tom
Bowline colt, Departure, Pretender, Lord Hawthorn
Good Hope, and Derventio a good gallop of a mile and a
half. Hymen led the two year old fillies, and Stanley the
colts, a good gallop the same distance. Brother to Straf -
ford will win the Town Plato if sent, and La Charantonno
will run well for the Harry Fowler Stakes. The filly by
Lacy-des out of Fiction will win the Garbutt Nursery,
Lady May the Cleveland Stakes, and Eskadale will be
our bust for the Elton Juvs,nile. Tfardwicke Stakes
Stanley will win if sent, but he only did walking exercise
to-day, and may not go. He is a great, good looking colt
and it tpleudid mover, and wortii a shot for the Derhy
La Mlle is very well, but Torreador will beat her, and in
the absence of Stanley will win. Friday Vansittart was
only doing wailing exorcise, having gone amiss. Stinley
was also walking. Pr, tender and Lord Hawthorn took a
goo ,1 gallop together, both go'ng first ettis.
KINGSCLEi-E.-1310e Gown and Waif were again walk-
ing, going to the Litchfield downs. llosi,n7ucian, Pero
Gomez, and The Palmer galloped a nub and a half at
three-parts speed, all going well, but more especially Pero
Gomm z. Lictor schooled Masterstroke, Madame Eglentiuo
filly, Girasol, and Salamis in a mile and a quarter gallop,
at a slow pace. Blue Gown has only done walking exer-
cise since Brighton, and looks none the worse for his short
rest. I of opinion now he will nut go to Baden Baden.
The Palmer, by his present work, don't look like being
sent to York.

NEWMARKET.-Friday set in a very wet morning, and
up to the time of writing there has not been any work
done. At Bromley, in the Nursery Stakes, Maiden
Plate, and Stand Plate, we have Octavia, who is well,
and has done a good amount of work. I hear she will
run, but know nothing more of her. We have Veda in the
Handicap Plate. This mare has done well, and will
about win. In the Welter Handicap and the Summer
Handicap Mars is engaged; the one he goes for he will
win. At Stockton wo have Dryad, Robespierre, and Elec-
tricity engaged. These are well, but 1 know not whether
any of them will be sent. If Drlad goes she will be
worth standinz.

LAmnounsE.—Wo Lava nothing in the Oxfordshire
Stakes, but the fZussley stable look to me as if they were
getting some ready for the York Meeting. The following
are re:.dy to fulfil their engagements any day they are
wanted :—North Briton, filly by Defender out of Amazo-
nian, and the fitly by Costa out of Morgan La Faye.
Bel-
ladrum is engaged in the Three Year Old Produce Stakes;
he will not run, as ho has not been seen out of his box for
some time.

FIFIELD.—At Stockton, in th 3 Great Northern St.
Leger, we have Kato Coventry engaged, but she has no
chance. Bosworth is doing good mile work, led by Skip
jack. He goes well, and most likely might be wanted fur
something at Doncaster. Heather Bell is doing some nice
work of about a mile, but she don't appear to be wanted
yet. Punishment, Victress, Carine, and the two year olds
are doing well; but I think the young ones are a very
moderate lot, with the exception of the Bribery colt, who
is going on all right. Make Haste is doing nothing, and
appears to have done for this season.
RicumoND.—Since my last Geant des Batailles has led
Brennus ono mile and a quarter at a good pace. 2Eothon
has been leading Falkland and King Cole one mile at
steady paces. Number Nip has had rattling mile and three
quarter gallops. At Radcliffe, on Saturday, Number Nip
is in the Grey do Wilton Cup. Ho is fit and well; the
same may be said of Knutsford for the Craven Stakes.
The Chesterfield Cup—Evolina will win. At Stockton, in
the Cleveland Stakes, Knutsford is our best, but cannot
win. Town Plate—Little Bell is our best. Stockton
Handicap—Auchinleck will win. 12th Zetland Biennial
—Number Nip will take a deal of beating, and is well
worth backing. Harry Fowler Stakes—East Coast will
win.

CIIILTON.—i have not seen any programme of Bromley
Meeting, but Stevens is sure to have a few horses there ;
very likely Chateau Margaux and Black Boy will go, and
if the latter is not overweighted, I think he will win a race
there. 'We have a couple engaged in the Oxfordshire
Stakes, viz., Virginia Creeper and Cameroon. I like
Cameroon best, but he does not look to be doing enough
work for such a race; however, I shall be able to say more
about him in my next. The following have been doing
well :—Chivalry, Mr. Pitt, Black Boy, Mimus, Ida, Cheer-
ful, Barcelona, Repose, Big Ben filly, and a horse by Knight
of Kars.

STANTON.—On Tuesday, Royal Head, Lady Highthorn,
Ben Block,' and Ampleforth galloped a mile and a half.
St. George, See-Saw, Mont Blanc, C3lontia,, Whist filly,
Marquis filly, and Jacqueliuo colt went a mile. Wednes-
day.—Very little was done. Thursday.—Royal Head,
Lord of the Valley, Ampleforth, Cape Flyaway filly, and
Oracle galloped a mile and a mile and a half. Lady
Highthorn, Palmitino, St. George, Chamade colt, Mont
Blanc, Marquis filly, See-Saw, Whist filly, Carnival colt,
and Jeannie Deans wont a steady gallop of one mile
Dunbar Is only trotting and walking about.
ILSLEY.—Cap-a-pie is doing good work for his Stockton
engagements, and he looks and goes well. Winifred, Sea
Robber, Amour Propre, Lincoln, La Sorrentina, Trifle,
and Triana are well for their Bromley engagements. Vam-
pire, also engaged at this meeting, is not up to the mark,
being short of work. The following are well and in work:
—Target, Ligurian, Ladas, Athena, Lady Beaconsfield,
Satellite, colt by Newmiuster, Little Drum, Daylight, the
Heuham Lass filly, and a lot of others.
STOCKBRIDGE. —I cannot find that we have anything
engaged except at Stockton,whero Demidoff and Magdala
are in the liardwicke Stakes, but neither will go, as they
are not fit to run yet, but are getting fact on. Wo have
had some nice rain, and they will send along those engaged
at York and Doncaster, of which I will let you know in
due time.

DIALTos.—Wo have the following horses engaged at
Stockton :—Goorge Osbaldeston, Glenlivat, Silver Band,
Nutbush colt, Lady Zotland, Viscount, and Atreus. Some
of these aro engaged more than once, but 1 like the fol-
lowing for their respective races : Middlesborough Handi-
cap, George Osbaldoston ; Stewards' Cup, Lady Zotland ;
Town Plate, Little 800-Peep ; Match, Trumpeter colt.
Blucklock is doing work for the Ebor Handicap, and your
readers must keep an eye upon him.

Wilmslow Races are fixed for Sept. 1 and 2. •
FORFEIT LlST.—Deceit's forfeit has been paid.
STEEPLECHASE FORFEIT LIST.— Licymnia's forfeits have
boon paid.

WILD OATS.—This splendid cripple has been struck out
of all engagements this year.
The colt by Master Bagot out of Grillade was sold to
Mr Miles at Windsor for 53 guineas.
Miss Caudle, after winning the Magna Charts Stakes
at ligliam on Thursday, was sold for 260 guineas to Mr
Weaver.

Colonel Astley purchased Contempt for 130 guineas
after she had won the Borough Members' Plate at
Windsor.

SPORTSMAN.—This horse, who broke down badly iu his
near fore leg while running iu the Wolverhampton stakes
had to be "poleaxed" the same evening.