The Sun.
London, England, 1859-06-23 00:00:00

HAMPTON RAGS.-WEDNESDAY.

The attendance, for a "firgt day" was very good, but the
sport was meagre in
•the ' eitierae:_. The weather, on' the
whole NOM favourable, although a smart shower felkjust as
the racini,terminated. . Mr. T. Marshall, of Northampton,
Officiated s starter, instead of Mr. EdWardHibburd, who,
. away `by indisposition.
The regi-et to say, was kept awayby indiaposition.
The weights for the Goodwood Stakes reached Hampton
during the afternoon, but we heard no speculation thereon,
the doings on future events keli4 confined to the Northum-
berland Plate and the Derby. , •
Among the company on the Stewards' Sand were the
Duke of Beaufort, the Earl of Winehilsea, the Earl of
Coventry, the Earl of Lincoln, Lord Courtenay, Lord
' Andover, Lord Ailesbury, Sir Robert Peel, Hon. Colonel
Forester, lion.. Admiral Rom, Mr. George Payne, Mr.
Onslow, Mr. Batson, Mr. Greville, Mr. R. Ten Broeck,
Captain Archdall, and Captain Savile. " •
it will be 'Seen by the subjoined return of the racing that
the favouritek were beaten in three races out of the five that
Wererun•bff during the afternoon..
* The Innkepers' Plateof 30 sous, added to a Sweepstakes
of 5 sous 'each, for a-yr-olds Slid' Upwards ; optional
• Selling weights, &c. Three-quarters of a mile. 6 subs.
Mr. Ftiller's Salonica, 5 yrs (X5O), 7st 111 b (1). Hughes) 1
Mr. E. Brayley's Mushroom, 3 yrs .(£so), Est Illb
~,,
.v.,4ataat* 2
Mr. J. Brown's, jun., Velatore," 4 yrs VOO, 7st 81b
• ,, _
~,
~
.. , (Ducker) 3
' ! Mountain Dew and Halliford also ran.
. 1
Betting,7s t 0,4 agst Mountain Dew,- 5. to 2, agst Mush-
room, 3 to.l agst_Salonica, 5 ,to 1, ag4 Iroatore. ,
..,-•
Won by. two lengths ;" bad third ...
~,The" Winner was sold. to Mr. reek f0r.95 guineas.
.each, 10 ft, and 6 onlyii'kleclareil, with 50 added ; the
The Surrey .anti Middle4:c.. Stakes. (Handicap) of 20 sous
• second to save his stake;, winners extra. Two ralei.,
• 30 8111/S, 19 of Whom
ileclared. , , _.:
Mr. Barnard's Wrestler', "by Orlando, 4 Yri, Bst 31b(Swift) 1
MI), Simpson's Fright, ..q.yrs,_ Bst 12th.... (T. Sherwood) 2
Mr.,MelliSh'iqiiriaeDeer,' 6 yri,- Wit llb One: 71b ex.).
• ~, , ~'zo--) . , - (Fordham) 3
Mr. I'. Brown's, jnn., Pactolus; 4yrs, 7st 91b (Cresswell) 4
Betting-•=6 tp..&agst Fright,.,3 to 1 agst, Wrestler, sto 1
each agat Tame, Deer-nnd Pactolus. -.-1., •, •
Tanie Deer made post of the running. until entering the
straight,.,*b_exhe dfoppOd.kbaek, and 'Wrestler took •the
lead,:follo ed by FAjght; and,w.op,. easily by two lengths ;
gtthree ;,en hs between, the - second :and. third; Pactolus was
, tailed off:i:' i;'-:- •i‘3""d't' ''-i . - ''-` e • ' - '
The Clar`etteeek*heff, of 10 soles each, 5 It, with 50 added,
-=' tor' tWO-fivilitS ; 'cplti, ist 71b ; . fitlies, Se alb. Winners
• ; ektra.. ll':.lcirtc. 210 'suk. - ~,. . .-' , ,
MC'. V. Mitthei;s'a.l),Era, by Nutwithi .Bst 31b (Keeler) 1
Ml'. G. Lambert's colt by Nabobt of ' Lady Alice,
~
.Bst 7th ;.. . • :..... .
'Mr,l),Otiniii'oiltiSing.Sdn, Set lib ~ f 1.., .' . . .. (French) 3
...Bditirig•7l2•3:644'hul-AgraVivfid',liiide all the running, and,
won I.iy fp# lengths';-bad third:: ' '
.•
144,.1-InrstrAPltite of 30 sovs,', added to A Sweepstake of
`-- s"liOvvOch.; for threii-yr-olds arid upwards. Optional
selling . weights," .Ec''.-bnolaille ''', 'a siib's
§„ • • •
Mr. f.: Brown' i VretpiiieJane;' by Pyrrhuil` the ;First,
'-1 AA .(X40)•,..,7at llb ~' .• ' -(Diicker) 1
`ll `crf'Meltish's The 'lTresent .(late Bellona), 4 Yris s(.£8?), i
Bst '431b.:.1 .....~ .. - .
' • ' Beifting-;*6•To .4
on Crwping .Tp.n!;,.iiwOn ii goad .race
by a, head. , . .
, This winnerwst,s sold for 70. guineas. . , s .
The Stand Plate of 604„0vs (Handicap). „Viu4ers extra.
'• ' •-. ' Once round and a distance.; .., .." „ . ' •
...
Mr: T. Hughes's T. P; Coeke„ by -Slane:` 4. yrs, Bst.
. .- .. ' (D. Hughes) 1
Mr; 8.-Land's Aseot, 3 yrs, 7st 61b .4; ....... (Dickenson)) 2
Mr. Mellish 's Minster, 3 Yrs, 7st 6113. c. ... . '..(Fordham) 3
Mr., 'll.‘llo.`. Johnstene's Whitewall, 4 'yrs, 7St 121 b
. •., -• • -, (Swift), 4
Mr. Oambron'a MYsteriOns ~Jack,: 0 yrs, 7st 121 b
_., . • • -
- -- . .
.. , , • (J. Covey) 5

Bettingt2 to '1 agst Minster, • 5 to 2 °sell agst Ascot and
T. P. Cooke. T. F. Cooke niade all the running, and won
easily by a length ; Minster was pulled up near the chair,
and finished a bad " • -
BETTING ON THE' ,COURSE.
• 4 NORTHUMBERLAND PLATE.
3tb 1 apt Hepatica (taken) ,
7to 1 agst Paul (offered)
8 to ' 1 agst Burgomaster (taken)
8 to • 1 agst Bankrupt (taken)
Bto 1- agst Harry (taken)
DERBY.
25 to 1. ant Nutbourne (taken)
2.5 to 1 agst Trovatore (taken)
25 to ',apt Tom Bowline (taken)
30 to, 1 agst Itupullus (taken)
30 to 1 apt Canezou colt (taken) ' . •
1000 to 30 aget Thunderbolt (taken)
35 to ',apt Lanchester (40. to ' lalso laid)
4Q to 1• agst Hartley Wintney (taken)

HORSES STRUCK OUT OF THEIR ENGAGE-

MENTS.

Belle, Woodburn,. and Olympias, out of their Hampton
engagementst June 18, at 2 p.m.
Loiterer, out of his Tilbury engagements, Juno 18, at
2 p.m. s .
Prioress, out ofthe Stewards' Cup at Stockbridge, June
18, at 2 p.m, .
Fulbeck, out of afl engagements to date,' June 20, at 9 a.m.
The 'Bald-faced Stag, out of his Newton engagements,
June. 20, at 12.30 p.m.
Pinsticker.. and f by Harkaway Terre, —Ventre a out of
the Four-yrs'-'old Stockbridge Triennial, June 21, at 9 a.m.
Plum-Pudding, Sea King, and Red Rock, out of the
Two-yrs-old Stockbridge Biennial, June 21, at 9,a.m.
Sea King, out of the Chesterfield Stakes at Newmarket,
June 21, at 9 a.m.
Katherine Logie, out of all her Hampton engagements,
June 21, at 9 a.m.
Trabuco, out of 311 his engagements at Newton,' New-
castle, Carlisle, Worcester, and Pontefract, June 21, after
8 p.m.
Weasel, out of all his engagements at Newton, June 21,
after 8 p.m.
Greystock, out of all races for which he is now handi-
capped, June 21,. after 8 p.m.
Nosegay, out Of his Newton engagements, Juno 22, at
9.a.m.

• GOODI
• .
,The qQODWOOD STA:I(PS of.
ft, and only 5 if declared on
after the 'Ascot Meeting,
Two miles find a half.

00D.

25 sous eaph subscription; 15
or before-the second Tuesday
1859, being the 28th of June.

Age st lb
Leamington. 6 9 4
Borderer 5 8 13
*Fright
Special LicenSe 5 8 12
Hepatica
Lifeboat .. 4 8 7
Sedbury, 4 8 7
The Brewer
*Rocket 4 8 6
Blue jacket , 6 5 8 6
Tunstall Maid 4 8 5
Longrange..4 '
Arsenal
*Duneany 4 8 4
Royal Sovereign, 4 8 ' 4
Eclipse
*Argosy 4 8 3
Rogerthorpe..l' 6 S 2
Melissa .
Mademoiselle de

Age st lb
Clari Webster .... 3 7 1

Union Jack
The Burgomaster 3 7 0
Cynricus
Old Robert
*Glenbuck.
*Worcester
*Gladiolus
Ferndp►le
Heir-at-Law 3 6 12
Pan
*Bevis
Newcastle 3 6 12
Independence
Grand Secret

Ethiopian ... 4 6 11
Princess R0ya1.... 4 6 9
Tattler .. 5 6 9
Gallus
Bankrupt
Yellow Rose 3 6 7
Crafton
Uralian
*Brown Holland
Gargrave .. 3 6 4
Tochor
Charles le Temeraire 3 6 3
Woman in Black 3 6 2
Harlestone 3 6 2
Gaspard 3 6 2
Tituandra
Chapelier
*Minster .. 3 5 12
Queen Bess • 5 6 10
Heiress
Linda .. - .. 3 6 7
Mountain Nut 3 5 6
Cihcinnati 3 5 6
Mutineer
,Helia
Commodore
Cytherus
Woodburn 3 4 10
Roussillon 3 4 7
Production
b h by Orlando, out
of Clarissa 6 paid
*Volcano . 3 paid
Beadsman 4 paid

Chantilly
Misty Morn
Ditto
Vanity. . .
Kestrel , '
Charles the Second 4 7 12
Scribbler " 4 7 11
Polestar a 7 10
Miss Cath 6 7 10
Laodamia
*Pensioner
York
*Tame Deer ...:...6 7 9
*Apollo 1 7 9
Lord Nelsen 5 7, 9
Hamlet
Starke '4 7 7
Rouble
Ralphe
Compromise
Gorsehill
Gouvieux .. 4 7 5
Queenstown 4 7 4
winkfiaa
Supple Jack 4 7 3
*Bald-faced Stag 4 7 3
Spiteful Dick
Hydromel . 4 7 2
Go-ahead
Ruth .
- Baron' e Vigil is 'a subscriber, but did ndt name.
og 'their
* having-been' entered without the kno,w,r
lehe of their owners, will be struck out unless specially
ordered to remain in.