The Sun.
London, England, 1867-08-12 00:00:00

TURF NOMENCLATURE.

Lord Iteudleshain's yearlings. -
C by Vedette out of Ciri9nochts Ornimord
oby Oxford out of Piscet; , Little Go
Mr. Feather6touhaugh's:
Ch filly-foal, by Rat...Trim—Handmaid Roulado

Esmeralda, 3 yrs, was sold to Mr. Wilkinson for 30
guineas, after winning the Ladies' Stakos at Chesterfield
on Friday. .

Aspasia was sold to Mr. J. Reed for 55 guineas, after
winning the Borough Members' Plato at Lowos on Friday.
Tho two year old filly by Voltigeur out of Morosca has
been named La Monate.
Moulsoy was struck out of the Tradesmen's Handicap
at Stockton, on Tuesday, at 9 a.m.
G. E. Sharp, jockey, being at present out of employ-
ment, is anxious to accept an ongagomont. His address is
Nowmarkot.

Chorister, Wild Briar, and Clarice have boon struck out
of tho Wolverhampton Stakes.
Lord Rendlesham's colours aro altered to Orange.
Lecturer was struck out of the Goodwood Cnp at 1.44
p.m. on August 1.
Reindeer, after winning the Sussex Stakes at Brighton
on Wednesday, was bought by Lord Stamford for 400 gs.
Brighton Utcos, 1868.---The stewards for this meeting
are Admiral Roos, Lord Westmorland, and the Marquis
of Hastings.

Macduff, after winning a selling sweepstakes at Lewes
on Friday, was sold to the Marquis of Hastings for 200
guineas. Mr. Angell claimed Rob Roy, and Mr. Green
Wild Moor.
Paris, after running second in the Sussex Stakes at
Brighton,...was claimed by Captain Machell.

THE NEWMARKET lIANDICAP. —T ho Groat Eastern
Railway Handicap has closed with 88 and the October
handicap with 83 subscribers. There are 198 nomina-
tions for the Cesarowitch against 173 last year, and 202
for the Cambridgeshire against 185 in 1866.
Mr. W. I'Anson's training establishment, Spring Cot-
tage, near Mahon, is advertised to be let, with possession
at Michaelmas next. _

Kenyon so exhausted himself in sweating to ride Tib-
thorpe for the Stewards' Cup that he was not able to ride
last week.

Mr. Hodgman sold Northern Star for .C. 300 to A. Goater,
after running second to Patti for the Rothschild Stakes,
at Brighton, on Tuesday.
A veterinary certificate, signed by; Henry L. Simpson,
M.R.C.V.S., Windsor, of the ago of Mr. H. Green's br
Young Express, has been lodged at Messrs. Weatherby's
office. _

BRIGIITON RACE 01.138. —The Duke of Newcastle is ap-
pointed steward for 1868, and Henry Chaplin, Esq., o. mem-
ber of the committee, in the place of the Earl of Ports-
mouth, who retires by rotation.
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at Wynyard next week for the
tuyding the Duko of Beaufort, Lord
Lord Vane is daily expected home from St. Petersburgh
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will have the following horses at Stockton :—Europa, Lord
Ronald, Gomera, Ischia, and The Roe filly. Loid Durham
will have Alruna, Brother to Ariel, and colt by Thormanby
out of The lymph.--Sporting Gazette.
The Pieman, Bst 101 b, and Armouror, Bst 51b, are matched
for £5O a side, h ft, to run on the Monday in the Houghton
meeting.
Rampart, who ran second to Lady Clinton for the Rous
Stakes, at Brighton, on Wednesday, was claimed by Capt.
Machell.
ABINGDON RACES.--There are 29 subs to the Abingdon
Stakes, 13 to the Berkshire Stakes, and 15 to the Culham
Stakes.
LICHFIELD BACES.—The Staffordshire Stakes has closed
with 38 subs, and the Hastings Plate with 11 subs.
DOXCASTER SEPTEMBER MEETING. —There are 38 subs
so
to the Corporation Plato, and 76 to the Portland Plate.
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Mr. O'Hara bought The Shrew, after winning the
Castle Plato on Friday, at Lewes, for 245 guineas, and she
goes into Withingstou's stable, at Winchester.
Mr. Chaplin's Pedagogue, by Stockwell, out of Governess,
for whom Mr. C. gave 1,500 guineas as a yearling, died
last week at Linc)ln.

FRENCH EXPEDITION TO VIE POLAR SEA.—
Fifty distinguished Freu.thmert have sanctioned an enter-
prise for the discovery of the North Polo. M. Gustavo
Lambert, formerly a pupil at the Polytechnic, now in the
hydrographic department, proposes to reach the open Polar
sea and the Pole itself by a route never before tried. The
project has been well received, and a subscription has been
opened. As soon as 600,000 f. are obtained the enterprise
will be carried out. Among the 50 names appended to
the announcement aro those of Elio do Beaumont, Chasse-
loup Laubat, Michel Chevalier, Drouyn do Lhuys, Guizlt,
Emile de Girardin, Da Quatrefages, Loonce de Lavergne,
Leen Say, Alfred Maury, and Milne Edwards. The pfo-
sident of the executive committee is M. Chasseloup Lau-
bat. Tho Emporcr has given his full approval to tlris
ppiritO project.