The Sun.
London, England, 1867-07-23 00:00:00

EPSOM.

On Monday IleHet) and Matchbox, after can-
tering, went a long gallop steadily. Brown
Tommy, who seems all right again, led Skirmish
and Diamond two canters, and then led Skirmish
a good half speed gallop of about a mile. Bees-
wing, Laird, and Dundee colt also cantered.
Columbine walked, and Gipy King, after cantering
once, did walking exercise. Catalogue, Ackworth,
Profes,zor Anderson, ant two others, walked only.

MIDDLEFLOI.
On Sunday morning Dawson's were out on the
High Moor, where they did healthy exercise, par-
ticularly The Corporal, Mandrake, and Tynedale,
who are looking well and going first-class for the
Goodwood Meeting. Those that are likely to put
in appearance at Radcliffe are East Lynn, Jenny
Mills, and Deceit, which three were well and fit
when they left here. There has been a deal of rain
here of late, and the ground is now capital going,
with plenty of herbage to gallop on.

FYFIELD.
On Sunday morning the weather was beautifully
fine and clear. The horses were out about the
same time as on Saturday. The following, after
having several canters, galloped about three-
quarters of a mile, going well . Boanerges, Citron,
Brother to Knight of the Crescent, Frailty colt,
and Cantine colt. The remainder did nothing worth
mentioning.—Sportsman.

AQUATICS.

DOGGETT'S COAT AND BADGE.
Tho following are the competitors for this old esta-
blished boat race on August 1 :—Thomas Hitchcock,
both; Henry William Maxwell, Custom-house ;
Richard
Deering, Legal-quays; James Robert Newell, Horsley-
down ; Charles Shaw, Rotherhithe ; William John Taylor,
Lambeth. In addition to the livery and badge the first
:non will receive a guinea from the Fishmongers' Com-
pany, the fourth man a guinea and a half, and the fifth and
sixth a guinea each from the same source. The second
and third men have long been provided for, the former
having £1 17s. 91, and the latter £2 18s. 91, interest of
Three per Cents. Reduced, formerly South Sea Stock, be-
queathed by Sir William Joliffe. The course is from the
"Swan" at London-bridge to the " Swan" at Chelsea.

CLASPER AND BAIN'S REGATTA.
This reg.itta, for prizes presented by Messrs. Bain and
Claspor, the boatbuildera of Millbauk, Westminster, came
off on Monday. F. Cross, manager.
WATBRMEN'S APPRENTICES FOR A COAT AND
BADGE.
First Heat —T. Allen, Chelsea, 1; G. Johnson, West-
minster, 0 ; Johnson was swamped half way.
Second Beat—C.&unhook, Barge-house, 1; W. Prue°,
Bankside, 0; T. Robinson, Lambeth, 0. Won by
four
lengths.
Third Beat—A. Pinwell, Lambeth, 1; W. Salter, Lain-
both, 0; F. Moore, Lambeth, 0. Pinwoll won easily, the
others fouling. Moore's boat was stove in hy a brick
thrown from Vauxhall-bri. 1; Wardle,
Fourth Ifeat—F. Baggott, dge Woolwich, R.
Lambeth, 0. Won easily.
The final heat will be rowed this day week.
A four-oared race was won by A. Piuwell, C. Clark, W.
Llampton, IL Browne, and R. Carne, cox, boating T.
Wardle, R. Larkin, and T. Mahon,
Moore, R. Clasper, R.
cox, and C. Logett, C. Rice, W. Pearson, D. Shrimpton,
and G. Turner, cox.

SCULLING RACE FOB £5O.
The scullers' race front Putney to Mortlake, between
ltomew Murphy, a landsman, of Shadwell, and Ben-
-Ijl;lll:Edwards, a waterman, of the Tower, for £25 a side,
took place on Monday, in old-fashioned boats. Both have
boon before the public several times, with varied success.
Murphy trained at Wilcox's, the White Hart, Barnes, and
L !wards at Salter's, with Caflin, and both were in good
condition, Murphy to be preferred, and 7 to 4 was laid on
him. Joe Sadler was referee, Tom Wise showed Murphy
up, and J. Caffia.piloted the other, who won the toss for
choice, and took the Middlesex side. Murphy took the
lead, and although Edwards drew up sliglitly, held it by
half a length at the Star and Garter, and was nearly clear
at Simmonds's. Edwards gave him no rest to the point,
where Murphy spurted, and got further away, so that by
the time they arrived at Dung-wharf he was three lengths
ahead. His opponent spurted gamely several times, but
four lengths divided them at Hammersmith, and in Conley
Reach, where the water was rough, they caught crabs re-
peatedly, and nearly went overboard ; Edwards, however,
decreasing Murphy's lead. He continued to spurt hard,
and from tho bathing place to Barnes-bridge there was not
more than a clear length between them. From here to
Wilcox's Edwards drew half a length, and nearly over-
lapped Murphy, but the latter maintained his lead, and
won a hard race by scarcely a length clear.

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THE LOST CREW OF THE CIGAR SHIP.—A body
picked up in Cliffe Crook was identified on Saturday as
that of Charles Sangster, one of the crow of tho Cigar ship,
who wore lost off Northileet in Docomber last, thus raising
the number of bodies recovered and identified to eight.