The Sun.
London, England, 1866-11-16 00:00:00

NEWMARKET.

A few of our horses have returned from taking part in
Mr. Frail's turf carnival at Shrewsbury, but the bulk of
those we sent to the Salopian capitol will not arrive until
late to-morrow night. What between the absence of
several of our trainers, and the very unsettled state of the
weather, operations on the heath have not been so active
aS they aro wont to be ; but next weok we shall bo very
busy, though wo aro sure to have a good few representa-
tives at Sam Merry's popular autumnal trysting under the
castellated towers of Warwick. The Earl of Glasgow
has sent another batch of yearlings, since our last
report, to William Harlock's, making seventeen
within the last ton days or so, nine of which
aro colts. The whole of them are big-boned, blood-
like, and promising youngsters. Our several Derby horses
are getting on uncommonly well ; those that were recently
in physic have resumed work, and the lot appear to be
quite healthy. This morning Sealskin was taking
D'Estournel along, and Leybourne showing the way for
Ravioli, the four going about a mile each. Dragon,
Cerf Volante, Imperator, and Enchanteur cantered twice,
and then galloped over three-quarters of a mile pretty
smartly. Jasper and Hippia wero following Dalesman
a mile steadily ; and Bombastes took Julius, Pericles, and
Nike a similar gallop. The Hermit and Knight of
the Garter were merely cantering and trotting about.
The Rake, however, had a nice mile gallop, and
went very freely. Cecrops went a rattling mile and' a
half over Bury Hill—and John Dawson sent King Charm-
ing a couple of miles. Claxton led Custard Castle, and
two others from Nash's establishment, about a mile and
three-quarters. Hftyhoo expects a couple of colt yearlings
from Mentmore next week, ono by Lord of the Isles, out of
Hermoine, and the other by King Tom, out of Emerald.,
Robin (late Robin Hood) has gone to Baron Rothschild s
stud farm, and will not race again.

MALTON.
Grand Cross is all right again now, and was at good
exercise this morning along with Knight of the
Crescent.
John Scott set Knight of St. Michael to take Taraban and
Knight of the Grove a mile and a quarter fast gallop ; the
Rejected rendering alike office to West Wind, and Amazon
leading Rondinella. West Wind is a magnificent animal,
and worth a long shot for the Derby, as he is of.c momand-
ing size, and has a decided quality look about him. Grand
Cross, however, is improving daily. We do not note Sout-
much
alteration for the better in Taraban at pg of whom, as
resent.
minster is loading the Whitewall yearlin
we have already hinted, The 'Viscount (a son of the ar-
s,
Mar-
quis and Columbine) is the most promising. Willi
I'Anson has a very taking yearling colt in Betrayal,
who is own brother to Vedette, and this morning he moved
beautifully. None of Tom PA.nson's itid work to-day—
and Charles Peck had all his walking, as usual, on the
roads. Most of Shepherd's nags were restricted to very
gentle exercise, but Skysail and Ploughboy galloped a
mile and a half, at a fair pace. Little Treasure is stopped.
Westwick, Queen of Nuts, and Verdi are expected ime
early to-morroNv. Mr. John Scott is again ailing.