The Sun.
London, England, 1866-05-28 00:00:00

THE ROYAL YEARLINGS.

Bay colt by Mentmore—Blister, by Bay Middleton
(Mr. H. Hill) ... ... ... ••• ... 100
Bay colt by Newminster—Trickstress, by Sleight of
Hand (Mr. Pryor) ... ... ... 1140 180
Chesnut colt by St. Albans—Theodora, by Orlando
(Mr. Pryor) ... ... ... ... ... 420
Chestnut colt by King Tom—Ossifrage, by Bird-
catcher (Mr. Padwick) ... ... ... ... 160
Bay colt by Wild Dayrell—Ayacanora, by Irish
Birdcatcher (nr. Padwick) ... ... ... ... 1,000
Brown colt by Rapparee —Aquamarine, by the Fly-.
_ _

ing Dutchman (Mr. Pryor)... ••• 55
Bay colt by Vedetto—Doralice, by Alarm (Duke of

Newcastle) ... ••• ... 340
Bay colt by Voltigeur—Lady Palmerston, by Mel-
bourne (Lord Stamford) 710
Brown colt by Orland Hepatica, by Voltigeur (Lord

Coventry) ... ... 620
Bay Colt by Orlando—Lady Melbourne, by Mel-
bourne (Mr. Ellam) 160
Bay colt by Orlando—Volley, by Voltaire (Marquis
of Hastings) ... 800
Bay colt by Y. Melbourne—Bay Celia, by Orlando
(Marquis of Hastings) ... ... 450
Chestnut filly by Stockwell—Bracey, by Moss
Trooper (Colonel Price) ... ... 410
Chestnut filly by Newminster—the Deformed, by
Burgundy (Mr. Pryor) ... 460
Bay filly by Voltigeur—Peri, by Birdcatcher (Mr.
Padwick) ... 100
Bay filly by St. Albans—Julie, by Orlando (Mr.
Padwick) ... 920
Brown filly by St. Albans—Nina, by Cotherstone
(Mr. Padwick) ... 380
Brown filly by St. Albans—Countess of Albemarle,
by Lanercost (Mr. T. Price) ... 155
Bay filly by Stockwell—Himalaya, by Bay Middle-
ton (Lord Stamford)
Bay filly by North Lincoln—Catawba, by Cowl (Mr.

Y. King) ... ... .. ... .. ...
Brown filly by Voltigeur—Garnish, by Fttugh-a-

Ballagh(11r. J. Day) 180
Bay filly by King Tom—Amazon, by Touchstono
(Prince Stoltykoff) •.. •.. 75
Chestnut filly by Newminster—Eulogy, by Euclid

(Mr. Padwick) ... 700
Chestnut filly by St. Albans—Ariadne, by Newmin-
ster (Mr. Padwick) 300

Total ...

... 9,740

THE MAMHEAD YEARLINGS.
Brown. filly by Dupe —mare by Pantasa (Mr. Cowell) 21
Bay colt by Tournament—Gazelle, by lon (Mr. S.

Thollusson) 95
Bay filly by Crater—Queen of Beauty, by Melbourne

(Mr. John Day) ... ... ... ... ... 220
Bay colt by Crater—Wild Rose, by Surplice (Mr. I.

Woolcott) ... .. ... ... ... ... 200
Bay filly by King Tom—Sneer, by May Middleton
___

(Duke of Newcastle)... 630
Bay colt by King of the Forest—(Start Point, by
Weatherbit (Mr Pryor) ... 420
Chestnut filly by Stockwell —Hurry Scurry, by Pan-
360
taloon (Mr. Pryor) ...
Bay colt by Dupe—Lady Blanche, by Epirus (Mr.
York) 170
...
Bay filly by Crater—Jetty Treffz, byMelbourne
(Mr. Pryor) ... 140
Bay colt by King Tom—Botany, •by Melbourne
(Duke of Newcastle)... ... 650
Bay filly by King Tom—Petticoat, by Pantaloon
(Lord Coventry) ... ... 320
Chestnut colt by Dupe—Philomel, by the Flying •
Dutchman (Mr. Kennedy) ... 80
Brown filly by Wild Dayrell—Ventre-h-Terre, by
Pantaloon (Mr. S. Thellusson) ... 100
Brown colt by Vengeance—Scalade, by Touchstone
(Mr. P. Price) ... 260
Bay filly by Dupe—Fair Agnes, by Melbourne (Mr.
J. B. Starkey) 200
Bay colt by Dupe—Equity, by Sweetmeat (Mr. S.
Thellusson) 180
Chestnut filly by Dupe—Rosalind, by Stockwell
(Mr. Fulke) l7O
Bay colt by Crater--Repartee, by Pa•
ntaloon (Mr.
Fleming) ...
... 160
Day colt by Gemma di Vergy—Needle, by Camel
(Mr. York) 100
Brown colt by Dupe—Medal,• by Pa•
ntaloon (Mr.
Norton) 50
Bay colt by Nutbourne—Alico Gray, by •Mercury
(Mr. S. Thellusson)... 60
Black filly by Gemma di Vergy—Columbine, by
Derby (Mr. Abron) 100

4,686

THE DERBY NIGHT.

The facetious correspondent of the Racing Times
concludes his remarks on what he saw as follows :

Some of the bystanders condoled with the luck-
less welcher, whose miserable appearance could
hardly fail to excite sympathy, but by far the
greater number seemed inclined to indulge in chaff.
The ex-tipster referred to reminded the latter parties
of the uncertainty of general events—they might
meet with the same trouble themselves, although
Lynch-law was not, as a rule, tolerated even atrace-
meetings. It came out in general conversation that
the welcher was one of a firm of Kopem, Nayle,
and Boult, who had executed commissions by let-
ters only, but somehow or other had got hold of a
considerable amount of cash, without the deposit
of which such an eminent commercial establish-
ment declined to do business, and over an event
where their customers became delighted with the
result the firm made themselves scarce, forgetting
even to return the backers' cash entrusted to them.

It likewise transpired that the other gentleman
was one Skruuasher, formerly of the the outer rail-
irnegsisd,inHg in Jockey's-fields,
(late of Whetstone), temporarily
Jockey's-fields adjoining the legal
region of Gray's-inn. His advice to the party in
difficulties was never
stow.vent.ure,o, out of his depth—
" Same in racing as
can't keep afloat." After soamnneip.hease.asnaitd ,
snw
ph
ye
youth, other youho
you're very likely to sink,
Mr. Skrumsher suggested to a'' n
jocularity,ne
had expended nearly all his cash, that it would be
useless starving at home with his outer or
over coat, which the speaker called a " yellow
tog," and an offer was made of a trifle for
the garment, which proved to have been purchased
that morning in Fleet-street, at the moderate
figure of nine and six, and forraed a neat, and
not expensive coverall. The transfer was speedily
effected, and, with the aid of a straw hat,
once more set the " welcher" on his legs. " And
now Tommy, my boy," his friend observed, " you're
again fit to go in and win. Meetings of creditors
are all well enough in the City, but very awkward