The Sun.
London, England, 1866-12-10 00:00:00

Mr. Cameron's foals of 18G6.

Be by Master Fenton—The Fawn ... The Little Buck
Ch cby Student—Sister to Dexterous ~. William Lee.

STEEPLECHASE FORFEIT LIST.—The forfeits of the fol-
lowing horses have been paid :—Dowdrop and Lady
Blanche.

Mr. Desmond's colours are altered to green, orange
sleeves and cap.

EXPORT2I7ION OF BLOOD STOCK.

The following Blood Stock was sent from Liverpool on
Friday last, to R. W. Cameron, Esq., of New York, viz:—
Silence, b f by Knight of Ktrs, out of Whist, 2 yrs.
Muvourneen, bf by Nowniinster, out of Patience, by
Lanercost, 2 yrs.
Peeress, b f by Newminster, out of Mallibrace, 4 yrs.
Antipodes, br c by Y. Melbourne—Aquamarine, 2 yrs.
Begum, b f by Lambton, out of Christabelle, 3 yrs.
Mrs. Somerville, b m byKingston, out of Altitude, 6 yrs;

. ILL •
May Flower, ch m by The Nabob, her dam by Faugh-a-
Ballagh, out of Julia, 9 yrs.
Persian Rose, b or br in by Sweetmeat, out of Creeping
Rose, 8 yrs ; covered by Prime Minister.
Flowery Land, b f by Promised Land, out of Adulation,
3 yrs ; covered by Buckenham.
Bounibelle, br m by West Australian, out of Gayfiuld,
yrs ; covered by Buckenham.
Piano, br f by Fandango, out of Aspasia, 4 yrs; covered
by Port Royal.
Maid of Melrose, b m by Newminster, out of Belsay, 8
yrs ; covered by Skirmisher.
A Chesnut Mare, by a son of Pyrrhus the First and Con-
spiracy, out of So Nice, 9 years ; covered by Buckenham.
A Brown Filly, by Leamington, out of Annie Laurie, 3
yrs ; covered by Thunderbolt.
Juniper, b in by Bay Middleton, out of The Fawn ; 10
yrs; covered by Underhand.
Veronica, b m by Cruiser, out of Speedwell, 9 yrs ; co-
vered by Underhand.
Surprise, ch f by St. Albans, out of Twitter, 3 yrs ;
covered by Bacchus.
Emily de Lona., br m by Sweetmeat, out of Sangfroid, 7
yrs ; covered by Dollar.
Buttress, b m by Rifleman, dam (foaled in 1852) by
Sleight-of-hand out of Galloper's dam, G yrs ; covered by
Ne wmin sten

A Chesnut Mare, by Bandy, out of Danceaway, 10 yrs
covered by Dollar.

Mulse, bm by Yellow Jack, dam by Nutwith, out of
Tophano, 7 yrs ; Covered by Optimist.
Carbine, b m by Rifleman, out of Troica, 8 yrs ; covered
by Dollar.
Rambling Mary, ch f by St. Albans, out of Rambling
Kate, 2 yrs ; covered by Thormanby.
A Bay Mare, by Hobble Noble, out of Bangle, 8 yrs ;
covered by Claret.

Lady Cochrane, br f by Voltigour, out of Latona, 4 yrs ;
covered by Port Royal.

Lady Well, br m by
yrs ; covered by Undechand.
Kingston, out of Little Jenny, 10

White ch m by Connaught Ranger, out of
Dame Cosser,covered by Underhand.
Rose
9 of
y York,rB
Volcuris, br in by Voltigeur, dam by The Doctor, out of
Grey Araby, 8 yrs; covered by. Thunderbolt.
Come Arouse, b m by Chanticleer, darn by The Saddler;
out of Stays, 10 yrs; covered by Citadel.
Elfrida, br m by Faugh-a.Ballagh, out of Espoir, 13 yrs,
covered by Thormanby.

Birague, b g by Newminster, out of the Jewess, 4 yrs.
A Brown Yearling Filly, by Windhound--Casemate.
A Bay Yearling Colt, by St. Albans, out of Jerusalem.
A Bay Yearling Colt, by Marionette, out of Bapta.
A Bay Colt-Foal, by Old Calabar, out of Lady Well.
A Bay or Brown Colt- Foal, by Oulston, out of Volcuris.
A Brown Filly-Foal, by Old Calabar, out of Juniper.

AQUATICS.

OXFORD UNIVERSITY TRIAL EIGHTS.

This important contest took place on Saturday. The
course was from the Abingdon Lasher to Mr. Harcourt's
cottages at Nuneham, a distance of a little more than a mile
and a half and against a very strong current. The railway
bridge, which was approachable by train to the Abingdon
Junction Station, and a short walk up the line, which was
kndliallowed by the Great Western Company, afforded an
excellent view of the race for nearly a mile. The crows
had been judiciously selected by the president of the Ox-
foid University Boat Club (Mr. Willan, of Exeter College),
assisted by his brother officials, and after numerous trials
and changes, the following crews, one under the captaincy
of Mr. Crump, of Wadham College, and the other under
that of Mc% Kershaw, of Pembroke College, were chosen
The former were favourites at 6 to 4 at starting.

eLosnhae.;eu.niversity.
Oxilord6sh.i.r.
st. lb.
12 0 ...Cheltenham.
7S.tr it T.
uCtlanr usren;rußlrirmitadSoaGsmree ll 0 ...Private.
6. S. Parbishere, Balliol
5. J. C. Tinne, Universty l3 8
...Eton.
4. E. S. Carter, Woicester l2 2 ...Durham Grammar

0
,
School.
3. G. IL Morrell, Exeter l2 6 ...Rugby.
2. E. Mansfield, Trinity
Bow, P. W. Pears, Wadham
Cox 11. D. Thomas, Wadham 6 13
.) st. lb.
Bows
Strokes
Average ll 12i 1 13i

...Hat row.
Mr. Kershaw's Crew—Berkshire Shore.
1901.......0Bhrarisdfite,s1d.
Hospital.
st. lb.
Str. L. A. Kershaw, Pembroke 11 4 ...Private.
76.. JG..RH...Ps.
wGionondedy7ExTett-einrity 1111
133
...uppingham.
5. E. Watson, Wadham
4. J. H. Fish, Worcester ll 13 ...Durham.
3. T. Derrington, Christ Ch l3 2 ...Private.
2.
Bow, W
S.
.s I. '
0o s. t
Cox., W. H. Lipscomb°, Univ. 8 9
st. lb.
Bows
Morris,el.ler tJoensu s ... 1101
Strokes
Average ll 13i
Mr. Crump, who had the choice of sides, took the favourite