The Sun.
London, England, 1868-03-21 00:00:00

mile work ; also Winter's and Masterman's. In the
City and Suburban, next week, we have Honestish,
The D,!an, and The Corporal engaged. The first-
named is looking very well just now, and will run
forward, but I do not think him quite good enough
to win. The Dean is not a very good one, but The
Corporal is a clipper at home, and should he run
kindly will be bad to beat. Tynedale and Fortunio
are in the Great Metropolitan, and Tynedale is out
of woLk, while Fortuuio, though he has done a lot
of long work of late, cannot be very fit, and I think
will not run. Belmont, King of the Fairies, Men-
dicant, and Slap Bang are doing well for Croxton
Park Meeting, and I shall give you a full account
of them in my next.

STOCKBRIDGE.—After some canters on Wednes- I
day, Cock o' the Walk led Arbaces, Lopez, Espar-
tero, Blucher, Rowallan, and Amethyst colt, Athena
led Cuckoo, Minnie Warren, Lady Cecilia, Lady
Di, Crucifixion filly, Blackbird colt, and the Hip-
podamia filly, Europa and Lady Raglan, Seville
and Summer's Eve, Logarithm, The Earl, Herald,
Lord of the Dales, and Birdseeker all went a mile.
Logarithm then led The Earl, Herald, and Birdseeker
a steady sweat of about four miles. Thursday.—Lo-
garithm led The Earl, Herald, and Bird Seeker; Cock
o' the Walk led Arbaces, Lopez, Espartero, Blucher,
Rowallan, and the Amethyst colt ; Athena led Lady
Cecilia, Lady Di, Bouquet filly, and the Crucifixion
filly. Europa and Minnie Warren went about a
mile. Seville led Lord of the Dales, Summer's
Eve, and Cuckoo a mile and three-quarters. Re-
galia had a nice gallop of a mile and a half, but
went very steadily. Lady Elizabeth was out walk-
ing by herself, and seems as fresh as she possibly
can be. Friday.—The same lot of horses were oat
from both Danebury and Houghton Downs, and
after having had one canter were sent home.
MALTON, Thursday.—Consternation, Tunstall
colt, The Marquis gelding, Weatherbit filly, Bab
at the Bowater gelding, and Betrayal had a couple
of steady canters, and the last-named four took a
good gallop of a mile and a half. The following of
Peck's were sent a couple of half-speed gallops of a
mile :—Blacklock, Skylark, filly. by Vedette, filly
by Buccaneer, Di Spanker, Fichu, Camillo, and
Agrippa. Some of these appear to me, by the work
they are doing, as though they would be wanted
shortly. Scott had his usual lot out, and, after
giving them some healthy exercise, he sent Thunder
and The Spy a gentle gallop, led by Southminster.
Fecialis, Kentish Fire, Toison d'Or, Barna Bimbo,
and The Clipper took a gallop of a mile and a quar-
ter. Westwick, Taraban, War, Merry and Wise,
Thorsgill, and Viscount wound up with a three-
parts speed gallop of two miles.
CHILTON, Thursday.—The following were put
along at their best speed :—Virginia Creeper,
Secondhand, Kicksy Wicksy, Careful, Lilac, Osprey,
The Scout, Calibau colt, Muscovite colt, Joskin c,
Chateau Margaux, Woodman, and Precocious..
M.A. ran well at IVar wick, and your readers are
aware that I have always spoken of him as being a
good horse. I believe that we shall have another or
two who will be dangerous to meet some day.
Hanks's are all well, and doing good work.
STANTON.—Christmas Carol, Wandering Min-
strel, Attack colt, See-Saw, and Runic on Tues-
day went a mile and a half at a rasping pace, and
the remainder of the team c:mtercd about three-
quarters of a mile. Wednesday—The-above named
did a like amount of work, save Christmas Carol,
who went to Warwick. The R inee colt, Sportsman,
Lady Highthorn, The Returned, Conundrum,
Ueyinnia, Catton, Runic, Batonnier, and Proucsse
had a mile and a-half gallop, all going well. Jeanie
Deans, Marlyon, Archeress filly, Tarquin, Abys-
sinia, Jove, and falmitine went at good speed. Sal-
liet has been eased in her work, and Gordian Knot
is only walking. Thursday—Jezabel was sent twice
about a mile and a half. Wandering Minstrel, S.;e-
Saw, Ranee colt, and Marlyou did their usual amount
of work.

ILSLEY.—Friday.--Dalby and Viridis were out,
and Dalby had two steady canters cf about half a
mile each. He looked fresh and well, and went in
his old form. Viridis did nothing beyond walking
and trotting exercise, but she looked uncommonly
well.

EYFIELD.—On Thurslay, after two canters of
about half a mile, Adam Bede and Captain Kidd
galloped a mile steadily. At the finish of the gal-
lop I noticed the lad get cff Captain Kidd and look
round the horse, and thought there was something
wrong with hire. lie stool hi the same place where
he pulled up for about half an hour, when they got
him to the sweating house, 200 yards off. The
veterinary surgeon was fetched from Marlborough,
and it was found his leg was broken just above the
knee. No horse in England was doing better than
he was at the time. Friday.—Brother to Knight
of the Crescent, Skipjack, Picnic, and Tretnble had
a rattling gallop, and finished in the order named,
and the " Knight's" brother will be our best for the
City and Suburban. At Last led Adam Bede a
nice gallop of a mile, the latter going well, and he
improves daily. Whalebone led Franchise and
Boanerges a mile and a half, the lot going well.
Adam Bede kicked Captain Kidd yesterday when
they pulled up after the gallop, and the latter has
since been destroyed.

LAMBOURNE.-Mr. Merry was here on Tuesday,
and inspected the following horses :—Marksman,
North Briton, Jolly Tar, Liddington, Miss Croft,
Glenderg, The Parson, Miss Hayes, Stockwell colt,
Marsyas colt, Sunbeam colt, Sunflower colt, Sun-
flower filly, Clothilde filly, Masquerade filly, and
Scottish Chief filly. The first to do work was
Marksman, who was sent a canter by himself. Miss
Hayes led the Sunflower colt, Glenderg, Sister to
Scottish Chief, and the Sunbeam colt a steady
canter. The Parson led several two year olds a
half-speed canter. Liddington was sent a nice
canter by himself. The following were then put
through the mill over something like three-quarters
of a mile :—Miss Hayes, Jolly Tar, Miss Croft, the
Clothilde filly, and the Marsyas colt, and they
finished in the order named. Marksman, Stockwell
colt, and Glenderg galloped by themselves. Glen-
derg's, I think, is a long way from Derby form,
and those who have backed him may quickly make
up their minds that they have lost their money.
The Masquerade filly and North Briton had a sharp
set-to with their clothes on, both going very well.
Wednesday.—Knight, after one canter, put Lady
Rosehill, Patrician, and Child of the Islands
through the mill, Patrician winning, Lady Rosehill
being second, with Child of the Islands last. At
Epsom we have the following in the Two Year Old
Stakes :—Defender, Black Jimmy, Sunflower filly,
Masquerade filly, Albert, and Scottish Rose. I
think Defender will be found the best of them, but
he would stand a better chance, in my opinion, with
a bit more work.

EPSOII.—On Wednesday Balsamo led Carnage
two miles at a good pace. Thorndyke, Brown Jug,
SeaSerpent,Buffoon,Maid of Avenel, Bonnie Katie,
and Van Amburgh were doing well. Electricity
went a rare gallop. Thursday.—Carnage was sent
a good sweat. Electricity and Antias had a rare
duster. Skirmish, Monitress, Dundee colt, and
Ampleforth went a nice gallop of a mile. Beeswing
went striding along for a mile and a half. Friday.
—Clansman did some long, slow work. Owen Roe
led Warlike, Cecil, and Manoeuvre filly a nice
gallop over the Metropolitan Course, and Diamond,
Shimble Shamble, and Sheperdess went a rattler for
three quarters of a mile, followed by Merry Andrew.
LEWES.—Our horses engaged at Epsom have
most Of them been doing good work. In the City
and Suburban we have the following :—Leases,
Acaea, Ines, Lictor, and Choral. The first-named
I have not seen out for some time, and I hear he is
lame. The others I think very little of, as they
have been put through the mill, and Actail beat the
lot. Lictor has done scarcely any work for the last
few days. In the Great Metropolitan we have
Lictor and Black Diamond. In the Two Year Old
Stakes, the first day, we have Artist, Workman'
and Woful, and I think Workman is the best, but
he, by his late running, is very moderate. In the
New Two Year Old Stakes Sotlinks and Winchelsea
are in, and the first-named has been doilg some
good work, but, I think, he is not big enough to
carry the weight.

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