The Sun.
London, England, 1867-09-02 00:00:00

SPORTING INTELLIGENCE.

Lord Clifden's subscription for next season is full.
Lord Ailesbury's two year old colt by St. Albans out of
Cunha° has been named Pic-nic.

Dalby was struck out of- the Warwick O 4 and Circled
Pril: de nylon cn August 27, at 11.35 a.m.
The colt by Vedettg out of Vixen was struck out of
all his engagements on Monday last, at 9 a.m.
The weights for the Cosarewitch and Cambridgeshire
Stakes will be published on Thursday next.

Knight of the Crescent paid forfeit for all engagements
on Monday last at 6 p.m.
Bumblekite was struck out of the St. Leger on Thurs-
day last, at 9 a.m.
Mr. Barber's Corporal, 2 yrs, by Commotion out of Polly
Peachum, has been destroyed.
Mr. Jeffery, of the Post Office Hotel, Manchester, died
at Harrogate a few days ego.

ST. Al.l3ANS.—Thisstallion is advertised to servo forty
mares at fifty guineas each, at Bushey Paddocks.
Mr. Ten Brocck has named his two year old filly by Nut-
bourno out of The Fawn, Pompana.
Mr. John Day's two year old Cheddington, winner of
a half mile selling race at Weymouth on Thursday, was
sold to Mr. lope for 91 guineas.
Verity, 3 yrs, was sold by auction to Captain Machell
for 58 guineas, after winning the City Stakes at Lichfield
on Thursday.

Easby Abbey Stud Farm, now in the occupation of
Mr. W. Blenkiron, is announced to bo lot at Michaelmas
next.

In the list of names published in the last Calendar, Mr.
Wyndham's c by Glonmasson, out of Sabrina, should have
been Kilmun, not Milman.

Major Elwon's horses in training and brood mares, in-
cluding Plaudit, 3 yrs, are advertised for sale at Doncaster
on Friday week.

Princess Thyra, after winning the Grand Stand Selling
Stakes, at Derby, on Wednesday, was purchased by Mr.
Lincoln for 73 guineas.

Mr. F. E. Villiers bought The Masson for 47 guineas
after winning a Selling Plate at Weymouth, on Wed-
nesday.

The monthly edition of the Racing Calendar, containing
races past to the end of August, will be published on
Tuesday next.

George Oates has taken the house and stables on the
High Moor, Middleham:(where he has room for 16 horses),
and has commenced public training.
On Wednesday's last Mr. Watt's steward arrived at
Watson's stable, Belleisle, and removed Strathconan,
Olmar, and Mysotis, to the care of Lund, who will in
future train for Mr. Watt,.

NEW 111ATen.—At Ascot, 1868, Marquis of Hastings's
chesnut colt by Stockwell out of Marseillaise against Mr.
P. Hobson's chesnut colt by Big Ben out of Tiara, half a
male, no weights mentioned, 1000, 300 ft.

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MATCII. —At Stockbridge 1868 (last day), Mr. J.
enson's bay colt by Little Hastings out of Mayflower,
by Newminster, and bay colt by King of Trumps out of
Nightingale (one to the post), against the Marquis of
Hastings's chesnut colt by Thormanby out of Breeze, Bst
101 b each, 500, 200 ft.

The yearling colt by Blair Athol out of Margaret, by
West Australian from Hawise (Nancy's dam), for whom
Mr. Eastwood gave 900 gs. at the sale of the Fairfield year-
lings last week, has been renamed Blair Drummond.
LICHFIELD SUMMER MEETING, 1868.—The stewards elect
for this meeting aro the Duke of Newcastle, the Marquis
of Hastings, and the Earl of Westmorland.
S. MORDAN.—Wo aro glad to say that this jockey, who
was very severely shaken by a fall at Tunbridge on
Thursday, is progressing favourably. Although able to
leave his bed, he was unable to ride on Friday.
Mr. Hope purchased Choddington for 91 guineas, and
Mr. Hodloy Flying Spanker for 43 guineas, after winning
at Weymouth on Thursday.
Norrington was bought by Mr. Reynolds for 80 guinea;
after winnin; the Barham Downs Stakes, at Canterbury,
on Tuesday; and on Wednesday Mr. Clark gave 70 guineas
for Bumboat, after winning a selling stakes.
Spitfire, 2 yrs, was bought by Mr. J. Denman for 205
guineas, after winning the Selling Handicap, at Derby, on
Wednesday, and Traviata, who ran second, was claimed
by Captain Machell.
DERBY SUMMER MEETING, 1868. —The Stewards elect for
noxtyear are the Duke of Beaufort, the Duke of Newcastle,
the Marquis of Hastings, and Sir IL Des Vceux.
Mr. Chaplin's two year old colt Ligurian was bought in
for 400 guineas after having won the Members' Plate at
Derby, on Tuesday, and Premier, who ran in the same
race, was claimed by the Marquis of Hastings.
Mr. Fleming bought Pauline, by Rataplan out of Car-
lotta, 3 yrs, for 105 guineas, at Yarmouth, on Tuesday
last ; and on Wednesday, Olivia, 6 yrs, winner of the Vic-
toria Gardens Handicap, was sold to Mr. Moore of Swaff-
.ham, for 100 guineas.
WINNING J OCKEYS. The following particulars of the
amounts of the leading jockeys during the present season
will no doubt be interesting :

Not Total
Wins. Second. Third. placed. mounts.
Fcrdham
Kenyon 63 55 27 109 253
Cameron
Butler
In addition to the above, Fordham has had one French
win (Grand Prize of Paris), and Cameron six winning
mounts in that country.