The Sun.
London, England, 1867-07-08 00:00:00

SECOND SALE
I'EA OF TH
1N E MIDDLE PARK
RL GS.

The above sale of Mr. Blenkiron'a second lot of year-
lings came off in the most successful manner on Saturday,
35 lots having been put up by Mr. Edmund Tattersall,
which were all disposed of in about two hours, realising
12,620 guineas, or an average of a little over 360 guineas.
The highest price was obtained for a brother to Ostreger,
who brought 1,500 guineas ; he, as well as a neat-looking
sister to Hermit, falling to Capt. Macholl's fbi. Brother
to Union Jack also went
oto the sabest-looking of the en-
me stable. A filly by
Newminster—Entremet,one of the
tire:lot, brought 760 guinef.s, and the colt by Buccaneer out
of Creeping Rosa, and the filly by Marsyas out of Cale:a-
vails, fetched 710 guineas each. The colt by High Trea-
son—Zaidee, was very cheap at 330 guineas. Mr.Bleukiron,
as usual, ehtertained the greater number of those present
at a sumptuous luncheon previous to the sale. • The
weather was fine and the attendance numerous and re-
spectable, so that everything passed off in a most satisfac-
tory manner. The names of the purchasers and the prices
are given below :
Br f, by Leamington—Waterwitch, by Windhound Gs.
or Cannobie (Mr. John Dawson) 190
Bl f, by Leamington Gondoline, by Mentor
(Mr. Price) 50
Bf, by Marsyas—Diaua, by Bantam...(Mr. Reeves) 60
B f, by 3farsyas—Andromaque, by the Flying
Dutchman (Mr. Smithson) 135
Ch c, by Buccaneer—Creeping Rose, by Surplice)
(Lord Hastings) 710
B c, by Master Fenton—Chaperone, by Newminster
(Mr. W. G. Bennett) 200
Ch f, by Amsterdam Topsy, by Kingston
(Mr. Nightingall) 105
Ch f, by Newminster—Aspasia, by Pyrrhus the First
(Mr. T. S. Dawson) 180
B c, by Marsyas—Ma, by Knight of St. George
(Mr. r. V. Morgan) 150
B f, by Lambton Christabelle, by Fernhill
(Capt. Machell) 230
B f, by Stockwell—Whimsical, by Launcelot
(Lord Vivian) 85
B f, by Weatherbit—Nibs Erakine, by Loup Garou
(Mr. W. G. Bennett) 105
Br c, by Voltigeur—Busy Bee, by Newminster
(Mr. W. Reeves) 170
By f, by Newminster—Seclusion, by Tztdmo3far
(Captain chell) 1,050
Ch f, by Marsyas—Caleavella, by Birdcateher
(Mr. Hobson) 710
Ch 1, :by Weatherbit—Kate, by Auckland
(Mr. Reeves) 100
Ch f, by Weatherbit, Augusta, by Birdcatcher
(Mr. Pryor) 500
B f, by Nowminster—Entremet, by Sweatmeat H
(Mr. obson) 760
Ch c, by Dundee—Banshee, by the Ugly Buck
(Captain Machell) 210
Ch e, by High Treason—Zaidee, by Bandy
(Mr. Joseph Dawson) 330
B c, by Stockwell—Venison mare, dam by Camel
(Captain Mitchell) 1,500
13 f, by Dundee—Defenceless, by Defence
(Mr. W. G. Bennett) 220
B f, by Weatherbit—Maid of Palmyra, by Pyrrhus
(Mr. Hill) 530
the First
B f, by Weatherbit—Queen's Ilead, by 30
Bay
Middleton ......• •Pembroke)
Ch c, by Amsterdam—Seylla, by Alarm
(Mr. Fobert) 350
B c, by Marsyas—East Sheen, by Kingston
°f. F. Rowland) 350
B e, by Weatherbit—Typee, by Touchstone
(Count Batthyany) 660
B c, by Amsterdam, Touch-me-Not, by
S. DawTouchstone
(Mr. T. son) 260
Br c, by Lambton—Parvati, by Vindea
• (Lord Vivian) 100
Br 0, by Barnton—lnileritor mare, her dam, Gin,
by Juniper (Mr. Hobson) 210
B c, by Weatherbit—St. Agnes, by West Austra-
lian (Mr. Robinson) 400

B f, by Orlando—Gossamer, by Birdcatcher
(Mr. John Day) 280
B 1, by Weatherbit —Furbelow, by Gotherstone
(Mr. Fobert) 360
B c, by Dundee—Exact, by Birdeatchor
(Mr. Hobson) 510

B c, by Ivan —Capiico, by Coronation
(Captain Macholl) 630

Total 12,620

FATAL ACCIDENT.-011 Saturday evening, a boy named
Clark, was unfortunately killed in Matthew Dawson's
stable, from the kick of a horse. Tho deceased was a
nice, steady lad.
THE BRIGHTON CUP, 1867.—The entry for this
race closes to-morrow (Tuesday). The trophy this year
is modelled by Signor Monti, and is a group in silver repre
senting Amphitrite, the Goddess of the Sea, being con-
veyed towards the coast, standing on a shell carried h
of the by sea
horses, and led by Tritons. Whilst the Ny
to present
Tide rises to pay homage to her Queen, anda.
tribute, in the shape of a rare shell of the deep,
a.Sylph. of
the land breeze comes to raise the veil of the
ting which
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surrounds the watery queen. T
form a souvenir in every respect of Brighton races.
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