The Sun.
London, England, 1867-06-03 00:00:00

GRAND Flux DE PARIS.

Mr. Montgomery's Fervacques (Fordham) 0 1
Mr. Delamarre's Patricien (Watkins) 0 2
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Mr. Saville's D'Estournel (Norman) 3
Major Fidolin's Debut (Pratt) 4
Tho following also ran : —Ferragus, Vautour 11., Geant-
des-Batailles, Cerf Volant, Trocadero, and Honolulu.
Betting-2 to 1 agst Patricien, sto 2 agst D'Estournel,
100 to 30 agst Debut, 5 to 1 agst Trocadero, 15 to 1 agst
Cerf Volant, and 30 to 1 agst Fervacques.
Deciding Heat-7 to 4on Patricien. Won by a bead.
Prix do L'Ete.

Tourlouron, 3 yrs
Vendome, Czar, Vertugadin, Due-do-Bourgogne, Princo
Regent, Finetto, La Favorite, and Mon Soil also ran.

THE HAMPTON COURT SALES.

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SALE OF HER MAJESTY'S AND SIR LYDSTON
NEWMAN'S YEARLINGS.
The above lots were offered for sale on Saturday by Mr.
Edmund Tattersall, who officiated for the first time at
Hampton Court. Her Majesty's, numbering 26, were first
put up at the Royal paddocks, and wore all sold, the entire
number realising 6,810 guineas, or an average of 262
guineas. The principal purchasers were the Duke of
Newcastle and Captain Machell, the latter securing the
highest priced yearling, in the brother to Cambuscan, by
Newminster, out of the Arrow, who fell to his nod for 1,030
guineas. The attendance was good, but not so large as on
former occasions, owing no doubt to many of the leading
turfites being in Paris. His Royal Highness the Prince of
Wales arrived at half-past ono o'clock, and remained until
the sale was concluded. An adjournment then took place
to the "Green" at Hampton Court, where 20 of Sir Lyd-
ston Newman's wore sold in a short time, making alto-
gether 3,615 guineas, or an average of 1871 guineas.
Although a very even lot, they could not boast of such
fashionable blood as those in the Royal paddock, which
may account for their average being smaller. The highest
priced animals were the Duke of Edinburgh, by Stockwell
out of Queen of Beauty, bought by Mr. Ten Broeck for
Lord Vivian for 600 guineas; and the colt by Dupe, out of
Madame Clicquot, which was bought by Captain Machel
for the same figure. However, the nicest colt of the lot
was obtained by the Duke of Newcastle for 350 guineas.
He is by Crater, out of Start Point, and is half-brother to
the Forest King and other winners. A beautiful filly by
Gemma di Vergy, out of Scalado, was bought by Mr.
Joseph Dawson for 133 guineas, not much more than half
her value. The names of the purchasers, with the prices
obtained, aro appended below :
HER MAJESTY'S YEARLINGS.

Guineas,
b colt by Young Melbourne, dam sister to Bay Rosa-

liud, by Orlando Mr. A. MiDonagh 65

ch cby Orlando—Triekstress Captain Machell 100
b c by Wild Dayrell—El Dorado, by llarkaway
Mr. S. Thellusson 110
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b c by Wild Dayrell—Ariadne, by Newminster
Lord Vivian 100
ch cby SL Albans— Eulogy, by Euclid Capt. Machell 250
ch a by St. Albans—Lady Aun, by Touchstone
Captain Machell 260
eh c (brother to Caithness) by St. Albans—sister to
Little Lady Captain Cooper 460
clt c by Orlando —Ossifrag-e, by Ilirdeateher
Mr. A. M‘Donagh 75
b c (brother to Nike and Chattanooga) by Orlando—
Ayacanora Captain Mitchell 830
ch c (brother to Cambuscau) by Newminster—The
Arrow Captain Mullen 1000
b c by No wmiuster —Lady Palmerston, by Melbourne
Captain Machell 180
bc by Young Melbourne—Julie (sister to Attraction
and dam of Julius) ................ :Duke of Newcastle 22
eh c by Blair Athol—Rosabel, by Newminster
Mr. Welsby 270

b by Wild Dayrell—nosaline, by Orlando
Lord Falmouth 65
b f by Ring Tom—Garnish, by Faugh-a-Ballagh
Mr. Reeves 110
b 1 by Newminster—Lady Gough (dam of Lord Z ‘t-
. laud)