The Sun.
London, England, 1867-05-30 00:00:00

NEWMARKET.

We think here that Miss Harriette, Camball, and
the Peer have great chances for the Ascot Stakes;
and the three are doing real good work. So are
Nine Elms and Sweet Home foe the same race, and
Archimedes for the Northumberland Plate. After
trotting on the Long Hill and cantering twice, Miss
Harriette, Guy of Warwick, and Numa Pompilius
went to the Bury Hill and there galloped a mile and
three quarters; Troublesome taking Spear de Cha-
rite, Friponnier, and Veralarn a similar gallop.
Qui Vive, Grimston, Pace, and Thunderstorm
galloped a mile .and a quarter. Rama led Knight
of the Garter and Blinkhoolia a rattling mile
and a half spin ; and Indigestion took Bertie,
Tempest, Out and Outer, and several others
nearly as far, but Hermit merely trotted and aan-
tered, which locks as if he was not going to Ascot,
where he has some valuable engagements. Camball
cantered freely, and then galloped over a mile -at a
good pace, Jasper, Dalesman, and Lothario going
quite a couple of miles, and Suffolk, Restitution,
King Alfred, and other two-year-olds from the
Baron's stable doing nice steady work. Ilippia
exercised steadily. Tourinalin did quite two miles
by herself. J. Mann, as usual, was on Tormentor,
and she did excellent' work, looking and going
uncommonly well, as did Bounceaway. The Rake
did nothing but canter. Duke of York and Stephen
Langton galloped a mile and a half. Beadle took Flying
Scud and Julius a mile and quarter gallop, and Angus,
Ninny, and Nike did a mile fast. Archimedes and the
Peer had a striding spin of a mile and a quarter ;
and Idalia, Feodor, and Vale Royal went nearly
two miles, but steadily. King Charming led Nine
Elms, Cheltenham, the Earl of Derby, and Beau-
clere a mile and a half. Sweet 119nr.3 di I a mile
and a quarter very fast.

ILSL EY.

Though Buckfoot is left in the Northumbe.land
Plate (Dalby being allowe 1 to stand, so as to pre-
vent the weights being raised) he has not done a
very great deal of work latterly, and appears hig ;
and as for Willy, he is still walking. The former,
aecomranied by the Plover, cantered twice over a
mile each time, and then went nearly a couple of
miles, the first long gallop he has had for nearly
three weeks, Hatehment and Cap-a-Pie galloped
a mile by themselves ; and Gar..kvisure :ed Lord
Lyon and Achievement a mile and a ball
Elland and Dunsany were walking. Alochtie, Out-
cast, Sycee, Easby, and several others were in
ital work.

RICHMOND.
Plaudit is still resting, and Bumblekite merely
walking about. Newland, Stra,thconan, and Blair-
gowrie are the only horses in long work at. present ;
but Moldavia, Geant des Batailles, and Bob
Chambers are doing a fair propall, ortion. They will
howaypc, be doing stronger exercise in a day or

two, as Newcastle, Beverley, &c., are drawing closer
to hand.

MIDDLEIIAM.

Lady Vane and Harrogate went two canters
of a mile each and a gallop of nearly a couple of
miles, followed by the Priest. The two former are
wanted•for the Northumberland Plate, and the
latter is going to Ascot, where we expect they will
render a good account of themselves. The Ccr-
poral, Ty nedide, and the Prelate went on from
Epsom to Lambourne, to be ready for Ascot. This
morning Windham and Bracken galloped two miles,
and did long trotting and cantering exercise, with
an eye for the big handicap at Newcastle. Ding
Dong is lame; Rabbit Trap has been eased. East
Lynn has been sweated.