The Sun.
London, England, 1857-10-05 00:00:00

A. SCURRY.

A large detachment of metropolitan turfites is now
located in the ancient city of Chester. The Corner, this
afternoon, will, therefore, be nearly deserted, and the
betting on the Cesarewitch and Cambridgeshire will
be dull and unimportant. In my "Notes" on Satur-
day I briefly referred to the probable result of to-day's
racing, and I will now bring to-morrow's "card" under
consideration. The Wynnatay Nursery Handicap will
command a respectable field—Lady Elizabeth, Magnus
Troll, and Lot 3 are as much entitled to notice as any
amongst Vie nominations. The Grand Stand ET,andi-
cap is merely another Narsery, nearly the same animals
seing nominated for it as those amongst the entries for
the Wynntay. Haymaker and T. P. Cooke are not
unfavourably weighted.
Mali of Derwent has been talked about in connelction
with the Chester Handicap, but her running has been so
suspicious of late that I have lost all faith in her. Still
it is asserted by people who ought to be well-informed
that she sti.l retains all her racing ability unimpaired.
" If meant," I shall expect to see her perform not in-
gl iriously. In her default I shall look to Kestrel, Saun-
terer, and Bashi Bizouk to furnish the winner.

The " day of Humiliation" will create a gap in the
Royal Caledonian Hunt Meeting which will take place
on Tuesday, Thu-sday, and Friday. The amount of
aided money is sufficiently large to induce gentlenien to
send their horses, albeit the gat:wring takes place i in a
locality so remote that strong fields are impossible.: The
Diptbong colt and Hamlet may be first and secona for
the. Caledonian ILifidl4p.- t.S Lout,' ,Riseber be sect for
the Caledonian St. Leger he may have no difficuy in
pulling throng). For the Lothian Handicap Pshall
select Underhand and Uzella, and for the Auld Reekie
Plate Culcavy and Mr. Merry's " intended."
Tue Bi,dford fixture seems promising enough. The
prc,gramme comprises ten events, and if the racing is
not likely to be vastly interesting it will ex:iite curio-
city and serve the purposes of speculation. The grand
Duchess will win the Two Year Old Stakes. For the
Handicap I am inclined to "stand" the two
.light
weight., Queen Bess and Weatherglass, and either New
Brighton or Jessie ought to win the Scurry Plate.

A FRESH MAN.

TATTERS ALL'S— SATURDAY.
CHESTER HANDICAP.
7to 1 agst Maid of Dement (taken)

CESAREWITCEI.
7to 1 aget M. Dobler (taken and offered)
20 to 1 agst Plush colt (offered)
20 to 1 agst Mary (taken)
20 to 1 agst Aster (take 25 to 1)
33 to 1 a:;,,t Lima (taken)
35 to 1 asst Poacher (taken)
40 to 1 agst Tasmania (taken)
50 to 1 agst Neville (taken)
1000 to 10 agat Eloque,,c, (offered)
700 to 200 agst M. DJbler and Plush colt c)opled
('aken)
400 to 50 agat Plush colt and Mary coupled (taken)

CAMBRIDGESHIRE.
20 to 1 agstlle. Chantilly ('a en)
30 to 1 ag,t Liverpool (offered)

DERBY,

20 to 1 ag,t Ancient Briton (take 25 to 1)!
1000 to 30 ag,t Ethiopian (token)
15 to 1 agst Ancient Briton and Ditto coupled
(taken)

A TnonsAND POUNDS WoN.—Youritt Wm. Gray, of
15, Charing-cros,,, writes this advertisement on the spot
where the winner of the (.I,sarewitch is trained, 'Myr at
1,000 to 10. fie knows the one named gave 11 bto one
of the I.),st horses of his year, and won in a "trot."
Tim light impost and his sweeping stride cannot WI to
bring him in alone. To test the truth of this assertion,
he will i.isne this advice for thirteen postage stamps,
deoeralirg coleys on per c,mtage t ) cover the enormous
outlay. All iht !rotation to the end of the season will he
sent for ss. Stamped addressed envelopes should be
sent. P,,st-office orders to he made payable at Charing
crows, Gitnioissions ex-touted to any amount. Infor-
mation on the Cunbridgeshire St tkes, thirtteu stamp,