The Sun.
London, England, 1861-06-03 00:00:00

ASCOT HEATII.

The Ascot Handicap of 25 sovs each, 15 ft, and only 5 if
declared by to-morrow (Tuesday), with 200 added ; win •
ners of any handicap after May 31st, 71b extra, Two
miles and a half. 44 subs.

Yrs st lb
Moorcock
Lady Trespass
Parmesan

Yrs st lb
Cashio
Isabella
Guilder
Don C3ssack 5 6 3
Professor
Anthem'
Bandsman
Rapture 3 6 0
Knightsbridge ~ 3 6 0
Juno
cby Wild Dayrell,
out of Intimida- •

Pretendant ...... 4 8 6

Surprise
Optimist
Horror , 4 7 13
Gibraltar ... 4 7 8
Petra
Frederick ... 6 7 6
Predictor .. 4 7 4
Dilkoosh
Lysicote 5 7 3
Danae 4 7 4
Royal Sovereign
Remunerator 5 7 1
Plumper. 4 7 1
Heiress
Viscount Brignall 3 6 13
East Stanley 3 6 10
Paul Clifford 3 6 7
Calpo
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Atropia 3 5 9
Zingara 3 5 7
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Sister to St. Albans 3 5 7

BETTING AT MANCHESTER-SATuRDA.y.

This may be fairly reckoned an off day. Those of the
subscribers who had been to Epsom not having returned,
there could be very little done with the settling upon the
past week; and the little that was done in speculation is
scarcely worth noticing. Closing prices :

NORTHUMBERLAND PLATE.
100 to 9 agst Viscount Brignall (taken)
100 to 6 agst Yorkminster (taken)
100 to 6 agst Ivanhoff (taken)

The late Duke of Bedford's racing stud, together with
the training establishment at Newmarket, will be brought
to the hammer on Wednesday, in the Newmarket July
meeting. By his Grace's will, Admiral Rous, who has
managed the stud so successfully for the last twenty-one
years, has power to select any horse of the lot for himself,
and we need scarcely add that his choice has fallen on
Asteroid.

Mr. Parr has sold Lupus to Lord Lincoln.
Mr. W. Bevill has sold Parapet to Mr. Starkie.
Woodford and Loughton races are fixed for Friday,
July 5. _ _ _

Monastry has been sold to go to Italy.
Captain King has named his filly by lon, out of Calliope,
2 yrs, Gazelle.
The Manchester and Salford Regatta has been post-
poned until the 10th, 12th, and 13th of August.
It is said that Mr. Hall has received a commission to
paint Kettledrum for Colonel Towneley.
The Hampton Court sale of yearlings will take place on
Saturday, when 13 colts and 12 fillies will be brought to
the hammer.
It is said that Kinnersley, 6 years, has arrived at H.
Sopp's stables, Westbury.
for the St. Leger.
Lord Westmoreland has purchased Schism, but she re-
mains at Woodyates.
Bombardier has gone into W. Day's stable to be trained
Lord Coventry has sold the Ancient Briton to M. J.
Deverous, of Bromyard.
Mr. Merry's two year old Derby colt by Yoltigeur out of
Burlesque has been named Buckstone.
Lord St. Vincent's brown yearling filly by Frogmore
out of Ethel has been named The Orphan.
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to the precise spot at which this horse broke down in the
crossing the road, where he first faltered ; but the proba-
bility is that the accident was not fully accomplished until
he was called upon for h!s final struggle, as it appears
almost impossible that any horse could struggle so far on
three legs.—The Field.
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A meeting has been held of the creditors of
Messrs. Geo. Moorhouse and Co., of Manchester. It ap-
peared that there are only about £7,560 of realizable assets
to meet debts-of £30,000, and that the firm must have been
insolvent for a long period. A composition of 58. in the
peon was accepted.