The Sun.
London, England, 1857-06-29 00:00:00

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SPORT/NG NOTES.

CHELMSFORD AND CARLISLE.

The racing last week will not be easily forgotten. Its
influence over future speculations is already apparent,
and in addition to this, its pleasant character will cauQe it
to live long in the memory of turfits. Perhaps few meet-
ing were so thoroughly enjoyed as those in Hampshire,
and the success of the gathering.] were as mu h attribnt
able to the interesting sport as to the gloriously fine
weather. The Days of Danebury'certainly had a grand
reception, and they made the most of it and treated their
guests in the good old style of hospitality. In fact,
Stockbridge is visited by many persons as much for
the opportunity. which is afforded for going through the
Danebury training establishment as for the races, in the
same manner that many persons go to Melton merely
for the sake of tasting John Scat's homebrewed, and
seeing the wonders of Whitewall House.
Tife meeting of Anton and Ignoramus at Stockbridge
was one of the most talked about incidents of the week,
and the style in which the Great Northern flyer defeated
tine-light corky Southern "pet" has created much di-
veieity of opinion. Anton was certainly as as fit as a
fiddle" and the concert pitch to which he had been
iirought, justified the eagerness with which his partisans
,-took odds. Making strong running, however, and
'being at one time upwards of a hundred yards a
head, be was incapable of cutting down Ignoramus, who
went lurching after hint in the laziest manner, and who
scarcely mended his pace at the finish, whe❑ John
Osborne endeavoured to move him by a ama'l applies•
tion of the spurs. It fact Ignoramus won easily enough,
and he 'appeared to me to be somewhat big, a] .d capable
of great improvement by the St. Leger; Blink Bonny
will have to look to her laurels.

The stewards at Newcastle made a pretty piece of busi-
ness,hen they took it into their heads to declare all bets
off on the Members' Plate. Beks werecertainlynot reneered
void by the false sitartriarbitalayers agminst.Conrtenay
will find to their cost. The Newcastle meeting pos-
sesses all the elements of popularity, but it will never
have "fair play " until it is fixed in a clear week"
and confined to two days.

The gatherings for the currant week will take place at
Carlisle, Chelmsford, and Worcester. Metropolitan
turfites will not go so far north as Carlisle, but will
doubtless muster in large numbers at the pleasant little
town in Essex and in the faithful city of Worcester.
The list of sport, prepared under Mr. Merry's direction;
at Chelmsford, seems likely to suprly the average
amount of racing. The probabilities may be briefly cal-
culated. The Welter Cup may be won by either Turk or
The Cripple ; Romeo, Triton and Rsnown seem to be A 3
" well in" the Chelmsford handicap as anything. For
the county member's plate, I shall select Amelia and
Hardwick. Could I calculate upon a start I should be
inclined to stand Dulcamara and Shirah for the Cup
Stakes. Either Polly Johnson or Yaller Gal ought to
win the Stand Handicap, and Hardwick should be go
unpenalized to the post ought to carry off the Town
Plate.

I know very little about the intended horses for Car-
lis!e. On paper the chances of El Htkim and Norton
seem the most favourable for the Cumberland Plate. I
will endeavour to select
_the winners for Worcester on
Wednesday.
June 29. A FRESHMAN.

ABEIVALS AT CARLlSLE.—Pantomime; Alma, Nbrton,
De Ginkel, Interciclona, Meta, Sulpitia, General Wil-
liams, Courtenay, Prioress filly, Pncenix, and Cock
Robin.

MALTON.—Maid of Derwent and Liverpool are ex-
pected to leave here for Canislei
NEWMARKET.— Renown, Tyre, Firthament, Neva
Marinion, and Cedric are expected to leave here for
Caelmsford.