The Sun.
London, England, 1869-02-13 00:00:00

7 R.,..1.N.1NU REPORTS.

Ktxosettttz, Thurzday.—The whole of the horses were
out. Nyl Gan, who I noticed has been fired round both
her coronets, appears now sound, and has thickened very
much indeed. Blue Stocking and Nyl Gan_ walked by
themselves. Morns cantered a mile and a half, followed
at some distance by Lictor. The Palmer led Pero Gomez
over the same courEe. Vagabond cantered, with the Miami
colt following. Blue Gown cantered gently by himself,
followed at some distance by King Cophetua. Siderolito
led the Madame Eglantine filly, Girasol, Salamis, and
Waif a mile and a half, followed by Masterstroke and
Rosicrucian. After walking for some time all repeated
their canter, with the exception of Siderolite, Lictor,
Masterstroke, and Rosicrucian, who joined Nyl Gau and
Blue Stocking in the hollow. The morning's work was
finished by all walking at the end of the downs for ai,
hour.

NEWMARKET.—The following horses are engaged at
Lincoln, and have done good work: —Sycee, Sagittarius,
Acaster, Vanichka, Yerinak, Ruckenham's dam filly, Neu-
chatel, Silenus, Typhceas, Friday, Jenny, Fairfax, The
Returned, Islam, Border Knight, King Richard, Conjuror,
St. Agnes colt, Reindeer. Harebell, Sphynx, Matilda, Ain-
tree, Mrs. O'Rourke filly, Sister to Veda, The Rajah, Troy,
Artesian, Guy of Warwick, Demonstration, filly by Kettle
drum out of Ellermire (2 yrs), Raligieuse (2 yrs), Phantom
Lass (2 yza), Florian (2 yrs), Roquefort (2 yrs), Lady
Betty (2 yrs), Rosaura. colt (2 yrs), Theodora colt (2 yrs),
and Archeress filly (2 yrs). Van Amburgh Ido not con-
sider fit to run, as he has not been doing a great amount of
work till the last ten or twelve days, previous to which he
had been stopped flora a fortnight to three weeks, being
lame with a bad curb. The Hermione colt I have not seen
out this week. My selections for the Lincoln events are
as follows :—Trial Stakes_Whichever Mr Savile runs.
Lincolnshire Handicap--I shall expect Islam to win, and
Silenus to get a place. Brocklesby Trial Handicap--
Reindeer or Sphynx. BrocklesbY StakeS—Lady Betty
will take a deal of beating. City Handicap—The best of
Captai❑ Machell's will about win, Blankney Stakes—
The French stable will be vary formidable, I believe, with
Roquefort.
ILSI;EY.—We have Hatehment in the Lincolnshire Han-
dicap. She is well and doing good work, and goes as well
as ever I saw her. She is sure to run well, but I don't
think her class enough to win, though she might run into
a place. Of Hereford, Dawdle, and Claymore, in the
Brocklesby Trial Handicap, I like the first named's chance
the best, as be is very well and goes in good form. Pal-
staff, in the City Handicap, is well and fit to run, and has
much improved since last year. If he runs he will take
his own part. Eugenie, in the Blankney Stakes, is a use-
ful filly, and will run well, but as there are so many dark
two year olds in the race it is hard to say what will win.
Honfleur, Hyacinth, and Hollandaise are well, and doing
good work for the Lincoln Club Cup, and whichever runs
will be worth standing.
STOCKBRIDGE.—At Lincoln, for the Brocklesby Trial
Handicap, Retty is very well, and, should she be sent,
will as near win as possible. Brocklesby Stakes—Lady
Louisa colt, Yule Cake colt, Grillade colt, Stanhope, and
Figleaf are in, and all are well. Whichever they ask will
about win. The same lot are in the Lincoln Club Cup,
but they will depend on previous running. Blaukney
Stakes—The colt by Master Bigot out of Grillade is in,
but I do not think much of his chance.
ClifuroN.—On Tuesday nearly forty horses showed out,
the most conspicuous iu their work being Actiea, Osprey,
M.A., Cameroon, Gulnare, Virginia Creeper, Out-aud-
Outer, Minn's, Edna, and the Hippodamia filly. Wednes-
day—The following went a mile and a half :—Auta3
Osprey, Creeper, and Camiroon ; and M.A., Maid
of the Mill, Gulnare, Edna, Chateau Margaux, Out-and-
Outer, and Alathma a tulle. Minus, Candia, Precious
Metal, and the Hippodamia filly were sent a duster over
half a mile, Miinus having it all his own way. 'Thurs-
day—All the above-mentioned horses were again put
through good work from a mile to a mile and a half.
Amongst the entries for the Brocklesby Stakes I observe
Minus, and ha is also in the Lincoln Club Cup. He is a
fine colt aL d in good condition, and if brought out it will
take a clipper to beat him.

:HALTON-. Our horses engaged at Lincoln are doing as
well as they can be. In the Lincoln Handicap we have
George Osbaldeston, Queen of York, and Lady Zetlaud.
They are all well anct fit to run, but I shall stick to my
first impression, and give my vote t George Osbaldeston.
Brocklesby Trial Handicap—Soubrette is well, and has
undergone a strong preparation; I think her worth a place
investment. City Handicap—Lady Zetland and Queen of
York are in, and at the weights " the Lady" will be our
best. 131ankney Stakes—Di Spanker is very tit to run.
This day (Thursday), George Osbaldeston was sent a
splendid sweat of four miles, led by Bcotchman's Pride,
pulling up sound and well.

LAmnotatNE.-- I see we have the following horses en-
gaged at Lincoln :—April Morn, Eadith, Lady nosehill,
King of the Rovers, Otioico, and a colt by Marsyas out of
Symmetry. They are all in the bloom of health and doing
good work. Eadith is in the Trial Stakes, but I don't
think that she will ha anywhere near the winner. Lin-
colnshire Handicap.—We have Lady Rosehill in, and she
is well, but I don't think much of her chance. King of the
Rovers and April Morn are in the Brocklesby Trial Han-
dicap, and I think the distance will suit " the King" the
best, as he is a hot-headed gentleman.

LEWES.—In the Trial Stakes at Lincoln, Provider,
Choral, and the filly by Buccaneer out of The Dart's dam
are engaged. Chural could win, but she will most likely be
kept for the Handicap. They have all been doing good
work, and one of them will run. Lincoln Handicap.—Uhural
and Provider are in, and I think the mare will be our best,
and nearly win. Brocklesby Trialllandicap.—Astracan, The
Scout, and Wanderer are our lot. They are looking fit
and well, and I think Astracan the best at the weights.
City Handicap—We have Choral, Provider, and Wrestler,
and I have most fancy for Choral, as I never saw her go
so well as she does this year. Blankney Stakes—The
Scout will be our best. Lincoln Club Cup—lronstone and
Elsham are in. The first-named will most likely run, as
he has beer. doing some good work, but I think he is only
moderate, and the other has only been walking and trot-
ting about for some time.

FINDON.—At the Lincoln Meeting our horses engaged
in the various events are as follows :—Lincolnshire Handi-
cap—Sister to Vedette, John Leech, and Cocoanut.
Brocklesby Trial Handicap—Mistletoe, and Betty.
City Handicap—John Leech, and Pompeii. Blank-
ney Stakes—The Shunamite, colt by Master Begot out of
Grillade, and Ace of Clubs colt. Lincoln Club Cup—Colt
by Master Bagot out of Grillade, and filly by Artillery.
The above aro all doing well, which is all I can say of
them at present, not knowing the stable intentions.
MIDDLEHAL—Honesty has two engagements at Lin-
coln—in the Lincoln Handicap and City Handicap. He
has done a lot of work, but appears to be very big yet, so
I cannot stand him this journey. Vintner, engaged in the
Blankney Stakes, is a very nice horse, and it will take a
pretty good one to beat him. The Better Half, engaged
in the Club Cup, is a smart, compact filly, and can gallop,
but I think is not quite fit yet. Woodbine, Bertha,
Queen of Beauty, and Artichoke are all fit to run, and
likely to go to Pontefract and pick up a race there.
Ersom.—ln looking over the Lincoln programme, I find
Bonnie Katie engaged in the Trial Stakes, and if she goes
she will about secure this stake. In the Brocklesby Trial
Handicap, Nightingall has Warlike, Laird of Scotland,
and Glen Stuart, and whichever represents him will be
worth following. We have only Slowman in the Lincoln
shire Handicap, and his chance is hopeless. We have Red-
cap, Roquefort, and Aurifera in the Hurdle Race, but I
don't know which will be sent.
STANTON.—We have the Attack gelding engaged in the
Lincolnshire Handicap, but your subscribers had better
see the numbers up before they back him. Brocklesby
Trial Handicap—Salliet and Parma are entered, and the
last-named will be the best. Orne and Ada Penelope are
in the Hurdle Race. The first-named is put out of court
with his weight, but Ada Penelope will about win. Salliet
and Jeanie Deans are in the City Handicap, and the last-
named ought to about land. Palmitine will win the Blank-
ney Stakes.

HEDNESFORD. —At Lincoln we have Uncas and Mean-
wood engaged. The latter has so lately performed that
any comment from me would bo unnecessary, but he goes
as well as ever at home. Uncas is in the Lincoln Handi-
cap, and I must say he is doing very well in company with
Orion and Albion. No horse can be better. We have some
others likely to go, but I don't fancy them.
FIFIELD.—For the Lincolnshire Handicap, Make Haste
is very well, but I have no fancy for him on this occasion.
He is engaged in several of the Spring handicaps. and I
think it is quite likely he will pull off one later. Brocklesby
Trial llandciap—Marshal Ney is well, and with his little
weight ought to run forward.
UICHNIOND.—We have only Last Rose of Summer en-
gaged at Lincoln, but though she is remarkably well, I
believe she will not be sent. Our other horses are doing
very well.

POLICE IVTELLIGENCE—This Day.

MARLBOROUGH-STREET.

Thomas Burns, a rough powerful-looking fellow, was
charged before Mr. Knox with begging, and also with as-
saulting police-constable Xcech, No. '2 C.
The prisoner was committed for trial.