The Sun.
London, England, 1866-03-15 00:00:00

OXFORD.

st lb
1. R. T. Raikes, Merton ll 1
2. F. Crowder, Brasenose ll 9
3. W. L. Freeman, Merton
4. F. Willan, Exeter

5. E. F. Henley, Oriel
6.. W. W. Wood, University l2 4
7. H. P. Sonhouse, Christ College 11 7
11. Brown, Trinity (stroke)
C. R. Tottenham, C.C. (cox.)
CAMBRIDGE.

st lb
1. Mr. Still, Gahm
2. Mr. Selwyn, 3d Trinity ll 4
3. Mr. Bourke, Ist Trinity
4. Mr. Fortescue l2 8
5. Mr. Steavenson
G. Mr. Kinglake
7. Mr. Watney, St. John's - ll 1
Mr. Griffiths, 3d Trinity (stroke) 11 12
M. Forbes, St. John's (cox)

COURSING.

ASHDOWN PARK MEETING.

Stewards—Messrs. Borron, T. T. C. Lister, N. Saxton,
Strachan, and H. Haywood. Field Stewards—Messrs.
East, Trinder, and Shittler. Flag Steward, Mr. Ken-
nard. Honorary Secretary, Mr. D. Kennarth, jun.
Judge, Mr. Warwick. Slipper, T. Raper.

The Cuivzx CUP of £6 lOs each, with £lOO added ; win-
ner, .L 150; second, £6O ; third and fourth, £25 each ;
four dogs, £lO ; those winning two courses, £6 lOs
each ; expenses, £64.

Mr. Haywood nd bk b Restless Belle, by Patrician—romp-
ing Girl, beat Mr. Shittler's bk w d Simon Pure, by
Locus Staudi—Fly, and won.

The UFFINGTON Cur, for puppies of 1864, at £5 each ;
winner, £7O ; second, £25 ; third and fourth, £lO each ;
those winning two courses, £5 each; expenses, £25.

Mr. C. F. Allison nd (Mr. A. Allison's) w bd b Adelaide,
by Monarch--Old Lady, and Mr. Blanshard's bk b Becca,
by Skyscraper—Babs, divided (1).

The AsupowN STAKES, for sixteen dogs, at £5 each ;
winner, £45 ; second, £l5; third and fourth, £5 each ;
expenses, £lO.

Lord Binning's bk w d Bird in the Hand beat Lord Craven'e
w bk d Catholic, and won.
The LAMBOURNE STAKES, for sixteen dogs, at £5 each;
winner, £45 ; second, .£1.5 ; third and fourth, £5 each ;
expenses, £lO.

Lord Binning's bk b Black Lead beat Lord Sefton's f d

Saturn, and won.
The RUBBING-HOUSE STAKES.
111.

Mr. G. A. Thompson's r d Tinkling Tinman beat Mr.
M organ's bk w d Medina, and won.
The MADDLE FARM STAKES.

Mr. Dean's r d Desperation beat Lord Craven's bk d
Sir Roger de Coverley, and won.

PEDESTRIANISM.

HACKNEY WICK.

W. MILLS AND J. COOPER.—These East-enders have
now staked £2O a side for their five miles race, which takes
place on Monday next, March 19. The final doposit of £5
a side is due on Friday next.

AUSTIN AND BAILEY.—These men have made good
another deposit of £2 a side for their half-mile race, making
£22 a side down. The final deposit of £3 a side is due
next week. The race takes place at these grounds, on
Saturday, March 24, Austin receiving 30 yards' start.
Mills and Golder have now deposited £l7 a side with
the stakeholder for their race of four miles, which takes
place on Monday, March 26. The next deposit of £4 a side
is due on Friday next.

GOOD FRIDAY AND EASTER SPORTS.—XIOO will be given
away in various prizes, viz., on Good Friday, a 300 yards
handicap—first prize, £5 ; second, £1 ; third, 10s. ; en-
trance, ls. ; acceptance, ls. Also, a one mile handicap-
first prize, £10; second, £2 ; third, £1; entrance, ls. ;
acceptance, ls. On Easter Monday, a 440 yards handicap,
pole-leaping, and wrestling in Cornwall and Devonshire
style each day, for 20 money prizes. Entries to be made
with W. Price or Mr. Prior.