The Sun.
London, England, 1867-11-26 00:00:00

HORSES IN TRAINING.

Mail Train, G yin, by Grosvenor—Celerity
(Mr. G. Baker) 13
Breadalbane, 5 yrs, by Stockwell—Blink Bonny
(Colonel Towneley) 1,500
Vespasian, 5 yrs, by Newminster—Vesta...(Mr. Jay) 550
Bertie, 4 yrs, by Newiniuster—Queen Mary
(Mr. Yates) 220
Raven, 4 yrs, by Trumpoter—Corbeau
(Colonel ailthorpe) 70
Sunnylocks, 3 yrs, by Newmiuster—Boss Lyon
(Count Battlyany) 105
Narino, 3 yrs, by R.ttaplau—Olga (Sir F. Johnstone) 230
My Love, 3 yrs, by Weatherbit—Equity (Mr. Price) 185
Inspiration, 2 yrs, by Newmiuster—Cauezou

(Lord Derby) 600
Veda, 2 yrs, by Lainbton—Christabelle .
_ _ (Captain Michell) 200
Cape Clear, 2 yrs, by Cape Flyaway—Barege
(Mr. Cooke) 40
Cora, 4 yrs, by Leamington—Cypriana ...(Mr. Rice) 40
Tempos; 3 yrs, by Thunderbolt—Miss Eva
(Mr. W. R. Powell) 155
Verdi, 3 yrs, by Promised Land—Varna
(Mr. Shepherd) 80
Sister to Honesty, 2 yrs, by Voltigeur—Camiola
(Mr. P. Price) 100
Catalogue, 5 yrs, by Leamington—Eclogue
(Mr. Toynbee) 100
Snap Dragon, by Midas (a pony) (Mr. Bland) 35

AQUATICS.

BOAT RACE THIS DAY FOR £lOO.

This afternoon Mark Addy, of Manchester, and David
Coombes, of Horseleydown, rowed from Putney to Mortlake
for £lOO a-side. Both are well known in their respective
aquatic circles, and were in excellent condition.
Coombes won the choice of station and took the Middle-
sex side on a protty fair tiao and little or no wind. After
one or two ineffectual attempts, they got away together,
and remained level for a few strokes, after which Addy
gradually drew to the front, led by half a length at the
Star and Garter, two at the Point, and won easily by ten
engths. Time-26 min. 30 secs.

SCULLERS' RACE FOR ONE ILUNDRED POUNDS.

A boat race in outriggers for the above sum took place
on Monday afternoon between Thomas Wise, a waterman,
of Hammersmith, and John Pedgrift, a landsman, of Sur-
biton, the course being from Putney to Mortlake. The mon
aro both well known, Wise as having won a coat and
badge at the Thames National Regatta, besides several races
with Kilsby, Tagg, &c., and Pedgrift as having taken part
in the champion four-oared raeo at the Thames National
winning the £lOO prize ; he has also distinguished himself
at the sculls. Wise had been training at Mr. Wilcox's
thei" White Hart," Barnes, and Pedgrift at the " Star and
Garter," Putney, with Sadler and Hammerton, and both
wore well. Wise, however, from previous performances
was supported at 3 to 1, which price found many takers
Mr. Wormald was referee ; Mr. Wilcox, of the " White
Hart," Barnes, umpire for Wise, and Mr. James Messenger.
the Queen's bargemaster, for Pedgrift ; the formor was
piloted by George Drewett, of Chelsea, and the latter by
George Hammerton, of Surbiton.

They got to station shortly after two, Wise having won
the toss and taken the Middlesex side. After a little
dodging they got away on a very bad tide, Wise with a
slight lead ; Pedgrift, however, who possessed the advan-
tsg,e of superior strength, drew up, and in 50 yards was
level ; a splendid race for a similar distance found Pedgrift
leading, and at the "Star and Garter" he was half a length
ahead, but working with his arms instead of his logs, with-
out which there can be no lift. Wise, on the contrary,
was the perfection of a scullor, and directly after they
passed the " Duke's Head," style told in his favour, and ho
rapidly wont to the front, although a smart spurt from Pad-
grift brought him very close at the Point. After this the
race was over, and though Pedgrift rowed a very game
race, he was unable to alter the tido of affairs, and was
beaten by four lengths. Time, 26 min. 10 secs.