The Sun.
London, England, 1867-06-27 00:00:00

ILSLEY.

Lord Lyon and Achievement were trotting and
cantering, but did not gallop ; but the Laird was
sent a beautiful three-quarters of a mile gallop,
pretty fast, along with the Marquis of Exeter. La
Dauphine and Vandyke galloped nearly a couple of
miles, and the latter goes first-rate. So does Ag-
gravator, who has had a nice steady preparation,
and will take his own part in the Goodwood Stakes.
T. S. Dawson's lot are taking it easy at present ;
and Warrener's do exceedingly little. Ten of Mr.
Sutton's youngsters have gone to East Acton for
sale.

LA3IBOURNE.
Marksman is still kept away from exercise, but
Mirella is in nice long work for the Cumberland
Plate, this morning galloping two miles first-class.
The Derby colt Glenderg, too, was in good work,
accompanying the brother to Wild Charley in two
canters and a gallop of three quarters of a mile.
Summertine, Lady Lurewell filly, the Catherine
Hayes filly, the Sunbeam colt, and the Sunflower
colt went similar canters and a gallop. The Sister
to Scottish Chief walked. Master Archie, Stock-
still, Somerled, the 3-yr-old Rambling Katie filly,
the 2-yr-old Rogerthorpe's dam colt, left for East
Acton. Bliss trotted, having been in physic.
Rebecca led Singapore in cant.?ring exercise. Millie
and Maude did very little, Weatherell being away
with Overtonian.

RICHMOND.
A lot of our horses and all the trainers being at
Newcastle this week business is almost at a stand-
still. The Ash head-lead, however, brought Tm-
perator, Gnat des Batailles, Butnblekite, and a
few others of Lord Zetla❑d's on to the moot this
morning, and gave the two first named a couple of
canters, and tlien a steady gallop of three quarters
of a mile. Bamllekite went about a mile further.
The Derby colt looks and goes beautifully.

MALTON•
Westwick and Klarinska galloped a mile and a
half, and the two-year-olds Merry and Wise, the
Spy, Viscount, Thankful, and Thorsgill went nearly
a mile. Shepherd's and Peck's were in slow work.

[The following appeared in our late edition of yesterday
evening :—]

1L S LEY.

Achievement walked and trotted. Aggravator
was out very early, and did a real good mile and a
half gallop. We never saw bim move better. Van-
dyke went nearly a couple of miles. A lot of Mr.
Sutton's horses were removed from here this morn-
ing.

NEWMARKET.
The Rake again cantered twice, and had a mile
gallop, but he does not move so freely as he did
some months back. The Hermit and Knight of the
Garter were still trotting, but Dragon, D'Estournel,
and Julius severally galloped over a mile. Hippia
went a mile and a half beautifully. Target
took Blinkhoolie and Rama a mile and three
quarters, and the Goodwood Stakes' favourite
has splendid action. Guy of Warwick galloped
a couple of miles. The two year olds,
Typhteus, Suffolk, St. Ronan, Leonie, and Pace,
which are the cream of our juveniles, were doing
excellent work, and will be stripped next week at
our July re-union. Good as Lady Elizabeth is she
will find her match in more than one of the above.
G-rimston, too, galloped freely, and will take part hi
the forthcoming meeting here. He is very fit.
Friponnier alto looks and goes well. Bertie
sweated.

STOCKBRIDGE.
Lecturer resumed work this morning, and afier
cantering a while, went a steady gallop. with John
Davis, Gomera, and Lord of the Dales. Lord
Ronald led Vauban a little over a mile. Seville
was set to give Lady Elizabeth and Athena two
canters and then a mile gallop. Mameluke and tho
Herald trotted about.