The Sun.
London, England, 1867-04-11 00:00:00

ILSLEY.

Achievement hai a three mile sweat this morn.
ing, going steadily, and her action was as beautiful
as ever. She will be quite fit on the One Thousand
day ; and she will win that event and the Oaks
cleverly, having much improved. Elland galloped
all two miles; but Dunsany, Gardevisure, Split-
the-Difference, and the rest of Dover's string, bar-
ring the two-year-olds, were merely cantering, being
in physic. Dalby has been eased a little, but he is
pretty forward. To-day he galloped a mile and a
half only, and at a slow pace. Buckfoot did a couple
of miles. The Celt has not shown all the week,
being very infirm. The weather has been exceed-
ingly stormy for some days past.

NEWMARKET.
The Rake was cantering some time on Long Hill-
this morning, and finished his exercise with a steady
mile-and-a-half gallop, looking and going well. The
Hermit is rattling along, and from the attention
being paid to him he may run in the Two Thousand
after all, especially as Plaudit is so fishy in the
market. He did a mile-and-a-half gallop at fair
speed this morning. Dragon, Enchanteur, and
Trocadero bad several smart canters, and then gal-
loped a mile-and-three-quarters, the three moving
beautifully. D'Estournel, whose temper would not
let him run up to form last Tuesday, was indulged
in trotting exercise ; but Ravioli and Moleskin had
a mile-and-a-quarter gallop. Opoponax galloped
a mile-and-a-half ; but Hippia merely cantered,
appearing to go a bit lame. Julius went a nice
mile-and-a-half spin ; and Bertie was following
Blinkhoolie a similar distance. Star of India
galloped quite a mile-and-three-quarters, and
no animal could possibly have better ac-
tion. Friponnier, Scent. de Charite, and Van
Amburgh were severally • active ; and so were
Knight of the Garter, Suffolk, Falkeilstein, Ben
Nevis, Python, Misi Harriette, Verulam, Borubastes,
Jasper, and Man of Ross. Archimedes galloped
nearly two miles ; and Thalassius led Sir Oliver a
mile and a quarter. Sealskin and Tormentor each
had a two-mile gallop. Tournialiu and Tomahawk
went a mile and three quarters. Vauban had two
smart canters, and then galloped about a mile and
a quarter steadily. Rondiuella spun merrily along
for a mile and a half ; and the Strafford's dam colt
(engaged in the Port, for which he is likely to walk
over, as the Peer-and Freedom are not only back-
ward, but merely trotted to-day) galloped nearly a
couple of miles.

LAMBOURNE.
Marksman galloped a mile and a half at a nice
pace, and is' looking beautiful. His temper has
materially improved, and Waugh is giving him
faster work now. The colt exercises by himself.
Mirella is leading the rest of Mr. Merry's elder
horses ; and Stockstill the two-year olds. All arc
healthy, but the majority somewhat fleshy.

MALTON.
All John Scott's horses were put into physic last
Sunday, and until this morning were restricted to
walking and trotting exercise. Grand Cross and
Wild Wind cantered with Knight of the Crescent
to-day, and then wound up with a smart gallop of
a little over a mile. Most of our trainers being at
Thirsk very little was done beyond trotting and
cantering, alymt.

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