The Sun.
London, England, 1866-11-30 00:00:00

THIRD EDITION.

SUN OFFICE, 7 o'CLocK

SPORTING INTELLIGENCE.--This Day.

READING STEEPLECHASES.

Entries for the Steeplechase Sweepstakes. Three miles,

Mr. Ford's ch g Fairplay, by Papageno (£100)...
Mr. Roberts' Lisette, by Yellow Jack (.£100) ...
Mr. Le Messurier's ch g Lincoln (£100)
Mr. Owen's Zephyr, by Windhound (£200) ...
Mr. Barter's Serious Case (£100)...
Mr. J. Lowe's Valour (£100)
Mr. IL Owen ns Orontes (£100) ...•4
Mr. Merton's b g DannuQ, by Gree'an (£10J)•
Mr. P. Herbert's b g Robin Adair (late Truant, for-
merly Tom Payne) (£100)

INNKEEPERS' PLATE.
Ago st lbl
...al3 01
... a 12 21
...Gil 9
▪ aIl 7
... a 11 4•
•
▪ 511 2
6 10 12
... 5 10 7

Flyfisber
Sir Bobby
Lady Douglas
Cutler
Pine Apple
Triumpher...
Liston ...
Tartar

The Guide
Vindicator
Queen Mary
Confusion
Whitehall
Pirate ...
Glycino
Broadway
STEEPLECHASE.

Age st lb
... 4 10 7
... 6 10 4
• 510 0
▪ 6 10 0
• 610 0
• 4 10 0
• 4 10 0
a 10 0

BERKSHIRE OPE
Age st lb
Astrolabe ... 6 12 7
Cortolvin ... a 12 4
Columbia ... 6 11 10
Mario ... ... 5 11 10
Benazet ... 6 11 10
Philosopher a 11 7
Daisy ... ... a 11 7
Merrimac ... a 11 5
Globule ... all 5
Little Frank ... 6 11 2
T'nomastown ... all 0
Sprite ... a 10 10
Meauwood ... a 10 10
Comberton 6 10 10
Reporter ... a 10 10
WHITLES

Spatchcock
Arlescott

Age st lb
... a 10 10
... a 10 7
... a 10 7

The Hogue
Patience ..

Sir William
Meerschaum
Garus

... a 10 7
... a 10 7
... a 10 4
... a 10 4
... a 10 4
... 6 10 0
... 5 10 0
... 5 10 0
... 6 10 0
... a 10 0
... 6 10 0

Pino Apple
Barrington
Milford ..

Ben Nevis...
Jack's Alive
Fairy King
Goldington

STATES.

Age st lb
Cortolvin a 12 7
Flyfisher ... a 12 7
Columbia ... 6 12 2
Mario ... ... 5 12 0
Globule a 11 12
Daisy a 11 12
Sir Bobby... ... a 11 12
Cornberton ... 6 11 7
Lady Douglas 6 11 5
Patience ... a 11 5
Reporter ... a 11 4
The Cutler ... a* 11 0
P;ne Apple a 10 12
Marengo a 10 10
The Rogue a 10 12
Triumpher 5 10 10
Garus ... a 10 10
Meerschaum ... a 10 7

Ago at lb
Milford ... 510 7
Jack's Alive 6 10 4
Tartar 5 10 4
Kennington (late
Forester) ... a 10 4
Sea King ... ... 6 10 4
Fairy King a 10 4
Confusion ... a 10 4
... 6 10 0
Phantom ... a 10 0
Little Queen ... 6 10 0
Whitehali ... 6 10 0
Pirate ... ... 4 10 0
Glycine 4 10 0
Broadway ... alO 0
Nabocklish 5 10 0
Ned of the Hills ... a 10 0
Goldington ... 6 10 0

NOTES

FROM
TRAINING DISTRICTS

(THIS DAY).

NEWMARKET.

The open weather continues, but fogs prevail night and
morning. Nevertheless a lot of horses were early at exer-
cise to-day. Mat Dawson had out the high-priced year-
ling Angus, walking about, and a fine promising colt he
is too. Amongst the ducal-confederacy team we noticed
Julius, Pericles, Bombastes, the Flying Scud, and La Puce
who trotted and cantered some time, and then galloped a
mile gently. Tom Jennings was working the Dragon,
Imperator, Enchanteur, Cerf Volante, Longchamps, and
three or four other three year olds ; and Bloss gave The
Hermit, Knight of the Garter, Tempest, and Pedagogue a
steady gallop each. Friponnier led The Rake quietly over
a mile; and Jasper took Hippia and Falkenstein a like gallop
D'Estournel trotted and cantered freely, as did Ravioli, bu
neither galloped. Stradbroke had two smart canters, and
subsequently galloped a mile sharply. Nurna Pompilius
and Guy of Warwick went three-quarters of a mile
smartish. Guinivere had a two mile breathing, and Gla-
diateur, Breadalbane, Broomielaw, Out-and-Outer, Van
Amburg, Leybourne, Sealskin, Emigrant, The Beadle,
Wild Agnes, &c., were again at work. James Mann, the
jockey, continues in a dangerous state of health.