The Sun.
London, England, 1866-06-18 00:00:00

SPORTING INTELLIGENCE.

THE MANCHESTER MARKET.

The Liverpool Meeting may be considered one of our
home gatherings, but the only event to come off there that
has been speculated upon is the Cup, for which 7 to 2 has
been freely taken about Terror, and a small amount in-
vested on Vespasian at 7to 1. The offers against several
of the horses are not worth quoting, as most of them were
nwre indications of the probability of their not facing the
starter.

For the Northumberland Plate, Primate appears to be
supported in earnest, finishing first favourite ; and Wind-
ham, Miss Haworth, and Red Earl had each friends at their
respective quotations. Caithness was very quiet ; there
was evidently a desire to lay full odds against him, but no
taking price was named.

For the Goodwood Stakes the business was confined to
Celerity colt, about whom 10 to 1 was taken ; and Rama
had friends at 14 to 1. Judging from the parties support-
ing the latter, she will most likely see a shorter figure.
There are very few volumcs opened on this event. No-
thing done on the Leger.

CLOSING PRICES.

LIVERPOOL CUP.
_7 to 2 agst Terror (taken)
7 to 1 agst Vespasian (taken)
NORTHUMBERLAND PLATE.
sto 1 agst Primate (taken)
6to 1 agst Windham (taken and offered)
9 to 1 agst Red Earl (taken)
9 to 1 agst Miss Haworth (taken)
10 to 1 agst Zenobia (offered)
11 to 1 agst Honesty (taken)
16 to 1 agst Brown Bread (offered)
20 to 1 agst Harry Brailsford (offered)
GOODWOOD STAKES.
10 to 1 agst Celerity colt (taken)
14 to 1 agst Rama (taken)

NOMENCLATURE.
The following names have been given :
Mr. W. Bevill's
Colt-foal by Dundee, out of Audrey ... The Provost.
Mr. R. B. Jeffery's
Bay colt by Weatherbit, out of Fairy
Knowe, 2 years... ... Weather Star.

Mr. S. Jacob's
Brown yearling colt by Leamington, out
of Excitement.... -

... Lord Chesterfield!

Downham Races will take place on July 18.
Flageolet's forfeits have been paid.
East Lynn has paid forfeit for the Cumberland Plate.

Copenhagen was struck out of tho Stockbridge Cup at 5.7
p.m. on Thursday.
Wisboach Races have boon postponed until Wednesday,
June 27.

ild Charley was sold on Friday at Stockbridge for 200
guineas.
Miss Fanny, the winner of the Railway Plate at Stock-
bridge, was sold to Mr. Thellusson for 150 guineas.
Sir F. Johnstone claimed Mongrel, and Mr. Chaplin
Charles 11., after they had run in a £5O plate at the Bibury
Club Meeting.
We are glad to hear that the condition of J. Holman,
the jockey, continues to improve, and he is now considered
out of danger.

Out and Outer, 4 yrs, was sold to Capt. Macbell for 500
guineas, after winning the 10 sovs Sweepstakes, at the Bi-
bury meeting, on Wednesday.
Mr. H. J. Smith's two year old bay filly by Ratan out of
Flora Macdonald, who ran at Stockbridge during the last
week, has been named Avonmaster.
Glendusk was bought in for 270 guineas, after winning
the 50 sovs Plate at Bilbury, on Wednesday.
STOCKBRIDGE CUP.—Mr. G. Angel sold Attachd, pre-
vious to the race on Thursday, to the Marquis of Hastings
foi the sum cf £2,000.
Adanianthea, 2 yrs, by King of Trumps, was purchased
by the Marquis of Hastings for 310 guineas, after winning
the Stewards' Stakes at Odiham on Tuesday last.
We understand the Electric Telegraph Company have
completed their arrangements to send messages from the
Grand Stand at Goodwood during the ensuing meeting.
Mr. John Scott's chestnut colt foal by Gamester out of
Cypriana, foaled May 29, has been named Royal Oak ; and
his bay filly foal by Gamester out of Tooi Tooi has been
named Theresa.

Miss Frances, 2 yrs, who won the South Western Rail-
way Plate at Odiharn on Tuesday, was purchased by Mr.
Goddard for 120 gs. Mr. B. Land claimed Yellow Girl, who
ran second.

Miss Fanny, 2 yrs, winner of the Railway Plato at Stock-
br:dge on Thursday, was sold to Col. Astley for 150 g-c.
The report of the suspension of Loates and Hughes
which appeared in a contemporary, is prematitre. The
alleged misconduct at Hampton is to be further investi-
gated.

AQUATICS.

HENLEY ROYAL REGATTA.

Subjoined is a list, so far known, of the crews engaged
in this regatta; the entries have already been published :
The Kingston Crews.—The Eight : C. Mowbray, G.
Meynell, E. L. Corrie, H. B. Middleton, B. B. French, F.
Crowder, E. S. Goodden, R. Wells, C. Walton (cox). The
Stewards' Four: E. S. Goodden, F. Crowder, B. B. French,
R. Wells, C. Walton (cox). The Wyfold Four : C. C.
Mowbray, G. Meynell, H. B. Middleton, E. L. Corrio, C.
Walton (cox.). The Eaton College Eight : Calvert, Shep-
hard, Royds, Ridley, Tinno, Lewis, Benson, Hall, Elliot
(cox.). .
• The London Crows.—The Eight :—Gibbons, W. Gra-
ham, H. R. Stinton, R. Willis, G. Ryan, B. P. Snare,
Smith, J. C. F. May, Weston (cox.). Tho Wyfold Four :
Wontner, Schoolbred, O'Leary, Montennis, Weston (cox.)
Tho Oxford Crews.—Tho Etonian Eight: W. P. Bow-
man, G. Y. Newton, H. P. Senhouse, R. G. Marsden, F.
Willan, W. W. Wood, A. Brassey, A. H. Hall, C. B. W.
Tottenham (cox.). Tho Wyfold Four: H. P. Senhouso,
C. Y. Newton, F. Willan, R. G. Marsdon, C. R. W. Tot-
tenham (cox.).
The Oxford (University College) Crow.—A. Brassey,
W. W. Wood, W. P. Bowman, A. H. Hall, W. H. Lips-
comb (cox.).

Tho Cambridge (Black Prince) Crew.—The Eight : This
crew has been training, but is not decided upon, and some
of the mon may be displaced—Porter, Bidwell, Harvey,
Hoyles, Kemp, Bourke, Anderson, Pinckney, Anderson
(cox.). Tho Four: Anderson, Hoyle, Kemp, Bourke,
(Anderson (cox.).
The Leander Crews.—The Eight : C. C. Scholefiold, J.
W. S. Cadman, J. 11. Smith, H. Watney, J. G. Chambers,
R. A. Kinglake, F. H. Kelley, J. H. Forster, F. Walton
(cox ). The Stewards Four :J. H. Smith, F. 11. Kelley,
J. W. S. Cadman, J. IL Forster, F. Walton (cox.).
The Radley College Eight.—T. H. Houblon, H. Chad-
wick, 11. E. Burgess, E. S. Roscoe, R. S. Ross, W. R.
Thornhill, J. Mais, G. 3. Richards, C. Longridge (cox.).