The Sun.
London, England, 1867-11-25 00:00:00

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On thii 19th Inst., at 2,26 p.m., Said, out of Croydon
Cup.

On the 21st inst., after 6 p.m., Dr. Holloway, out of an
engagements.

Tho assumed name of Mr. Doncaster has been registered
his colours are crimson, blackcap.
Problem, 3 yrs, was bought in for 70 guineas, after win-
ning a Handicap Plate, at Warwick, on Friday.
WINDSOR SUMMER MEETING, 1868, will take place on
the Tuesday and Wednesday after Ascot, Juno 16 and 17.
SHREWSBURY .SPRING MEETING, 1868, will take place
on the Tuesday and Wednesday after Liverpool, March
10 and 11.

Captain Mullen claimed Catalogue, 5 yrs, who ran se-
cond in a Soiling Handicap, at Warwick, on Friday.

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Finesse was sold to Mr. W. G. Bennett for 200 guineas,
after winning a Taro-year-old Selling Paco, at Warwick,
on Thursday.

Capsicum, the winner of the SeINK; Nursery Handicap,
at Warwiclr, on Tuesday, was purchased by Mr. IL Hark/-
son for 310 guineas

Marshal Ney, 4 yrs, was Fun:based by Mr. G. Paybe for
220 guiaoas after winui.ng a Handicap Plate at Warwick
on Wednesday.

Mr. G. Angell claimed Substance, 2 yrs, who ran second
in the Racing Stakes, at Warwick, on Tuesday. The
same filly won a Selling Handicap on Friday, and was
bought in for 220 guineas.

Mr. John Denman's brown yearling filly by Jordan out
of Heiress, by Birdeatcher, has been named Rahab.

Mr. W. H. Mundy's b c by Thormanby out of Roger-
thorpe's dam, 2 yrs, John Bull.

BkomLEy.—Bumboat has been disqualified for the Sell-
ing Stakes, for being improperly described, and the race
awarded to Rally. Woodman has also been disqualified
for the Bickley Stakes, on the ground of a cross, and the
race awarded to Elburg.

SALE OF THE MARQUIS OF HASTINGS'S

STUD.

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This celebrated stud was put up to auction on the moll
course at Stockbridge on Saturday, when many of the
most influential patrons of the Turf were present. Mr. Ed-
mund Tattersall officiated, and obtained good prices for
many of the lots, but there can be no doubt several of the
cracks, including Lady Elizabeth, Athena, The Earl, &c.,
were bought in, and will remain in John Day's stable.
Below is a list of the prices, &c.

YEARLINGS. Gs.
Lady Di, by St. Albans—Lady Vernon (bought in) 190
Led; by Dundeo—The Belle, by Birdcatchor (Mr
Cockin) llO
mope, by Weatherbit—Triangle (bought in).
The Conjurer, by Newminster—Madame Stodare
(Mr. Jos. Dawson) 3OO
Jove, by Thunderbolt—Melody (Mr. Cartwright) 430
Rowallan, by Dundee—Maggio Lauder (bought in) 310
Bathsheba, by Trumpeter—Miserrima (Mr. Jos
Dawson)
Arbaces, by Oxford—Van Tromp, mare (Isis's dam)
(Mr. H. Hill) 420
King of Clubs, by Aco of Clubs—Homily (Mr. H Hill) 220
Lopez, by Buccaneer—Creeping Roso (Mr. H. Hill) 280
Iberia, by Weatherbit —Maid of Palmyra (Mr. H.
Hill)
Merrymaker, by Trumpeter—Maypole (Sir F. John-
stone) 3OO
Lord Bothwell, by Dundee—Little Woman (Mr. T
V. Morgan)
Kamschatka, by Trumpeter, Taritaza (Mr. Chris-
topher)
Lord Warwick, by Leamington—Lady Bertha (Mr
T. Hughes)
Colt by Kettledrum —Amethyst (Lord Uxbridge) 200
Colt by Thormanby —Breeze (Mr. Edwin) 5OO
Filly by Orlando—Bouquet (Mr. H. Hil) . 510
Basilia, by Trumpeter—Energy (Mr. Clayton)
Lady Cecilia, by Stockwell—Bay Celia (Mr. H. Hill) 1,650
Robespierre, by Stockwell Marseilles (Captain
Machell)

HORSES IN TRAINING.
Redear, 6 yrs, by Fandango—Peggy Whitethroat, by
Cotherston (Mr. T. Hughes) 2OO
John Davis, 6 yrs, by Voltigeur—Jamaica, by Liver-
pool (Duke of Hamilton)
• • l,OOO
Lecturer, 4 yrs, by Colsterdale—Algobra, by Mathe-
matician (bought in) .. 750
Black Prince, 4 yrs, by Voltigeur—Spots, by Motley
(Sir F. John stone)
• • 220
Miss Hav,lock, 4 yrs, by Rataplan—Qui Vive (sister
to Vedette) (Duke of Newcastle) 4OO
Lord of the Dales, 3 yrs, by Colsterdalo—Colleen
Bawn, by Mickey Free (bought in) 5OO
Challenge, 3 yrs, by Trumpeter—Princess Alice, by
Prime Minister (Mr. Cavaliero)
King's Cross, 3 yrs, by St. Albans—Eleanor, by
Voltigeur (Ur. Jos. Dawson)
Uncas, 3 yrs, by Stockwell—Prairie Bird, by Touch-
stone (Mr. Blenkiron)
Red Iliband, 3 yrs, by Vau Galen—Ornament, by
Weatherbit (Mr. Payne)
incs, 3 yrs, by Newminster—Barcelona, by Don
John (Mr. Mannington).. 5OO
Two YEAR OLDS.

Equerry, br eby S tock well —Miss Teasdale (bought in) 200
Purser, br cby caterer Sylphine (bought in) lOO
Little Prince, be by Orlando—Volley (bought in)
The Earl, b c by Young Melbourne—Bay Celia (Sir
F. Johnstone) 6,100
See-Saw, br c by Buccaneer—Margery Daw (Mr.
Cartwright)
Boroas, eh c by Weatherbit —Butterfly by Knight of
the Whistle (Mr. Jay) lO5
Mameluke, b c by Stockwell—Leila (Mr. Jay)
Belfast, eh cby Stockwell—Bessie Bell (Mr. Edwin) 700
Lady Barbara, ro f by Lambton -First Fly (Captain
Barlow) 2OB
Traviat a,bf by S tock well Strayaway (Mr Blenkiron) 125
Grand Duchess, ch f by Stockwell—Tobolski (Duke
of Newcastle) 520
Cuckoo, br f by Buccaneer—Peggy Whitethroat (not
put up to auction)
Naivete, bf by Stockwell—Artless (Sir F. Johnstone) 700
Housemaid, b f by Stockwell—Scrubbing Brush
(Lord Portsmouth)
Summer's Eve, b f by Stockwell—Summerside (Mr
J. B. Morris) 3OO
Jasmin, eh fby St. Albans...Jemima (Mr. C. Snowing) 100
Macduff, hr c by Gleumasson...dam by Malcolm
Fama (Mr. T. Hughes) llO
Minnie Warren, b f by North Lincoln—Catawba
(Lord Uxbridge)
Athena, ch f by Stockwell—Heroine, by Nensham
(Mr. Pad wick) 2,100
Lady Elizabeth, b f by Trumpeter—Miss Bowzer
(Sir F. Johnstone)

PEDESTRIANISM.

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There was a large assemblage at the West London
Running Grounds on Saturday last to witness the race be-
tween

Alex. Austin, of Woolwich, and R. Hindle, of Paisley.—
They had to run half a mile for £25 a-side, Austin hav-
ing a start of 40 yards. The betting was 6t04 on Hindle,
who caught and passed his man on entering the straight for
the finish, and ultimately won very easily, Austin retiring
about 40 yards from home.

ATHLETICS, PEDESTRIANISM, &c.

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MIDDLESEX ATHLETIC CLUB.

The members of this club held their first athletic meet-
ing at the Middlesex County Cricket Ground, Caledonian-
road, Islington, on Saturday. There was a very good
attendance, ana the running was decidedly of a superior
order for amateurs. The results are here summarised :

Two Hundred Yards Open Handicap.—First prize, a
cup value .£lO 108.; second, a cup value £3 35.; third, a
cup value £2 2s. Time, 21 secs. After six heats, by 16
competitors, the final heat was won by A. Veitch
(Ph.O.C.), 10 yards start, 1 ; W. E. Miller (N.L.R.C), 11,
2 ; W. M‘Laren (Manchester A. 0.), 3.

Two Miles Handicap, for Members only.—Prize, a hand-
some cup. C. E. Rainsford, scratch, 1 ; E. B. Cope, 50
yards start, 2 ; B. V. Eddis, GO, G.

CROYDON ATHLETIC CLUB.

The members of this club held a meeting on Satarday on
the ground kindly lent by Mr. West, with the following
results :

One Hundred Yards Flat Race.—A R. Jackson, 1; J.
Flowers, 2.
Throwing the Cricket-ball.—R. Wardrop, 87 yards 4
inches, 1 ; W. Henman, 2.
One Mile Race.—A. Goodringe, 1; T. Spencer, 2.