The Sun.
London, England, 1868-05-16 00:00:00

STUD NEWS

There are at present seventy mares at Hurstbourne
Park, on a visit to Fitz-Roland, Sydmonton, and Ather-
stone, including Lord Portsmouth's own lot. His lordship
has a dozen foals this season ; and although there has
been a crying complaint amongst breeders in general of
" nothing but fillies," the colts predominate in his case in
the proportion of ten to two:

The Duke's subscription is full.
At Hasketon, Captain Barlow's Nebula, a brown colt b)
Surplice. _ _ _

Al Upper Lambourno, May 5, Ur. Saxon's Countess (by
Stockwell), a bay or brown colt by Defender; and has barn
put to him again. . _ _

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During the York meeting Mr. Blenkiron secured six
subscriptions to Adventurer, for 1869, and ten others had
previously been taken by Messrs. J. Watt, Clinch, Hay
ward, and others. This horse's fee will be considerably
raised next season.

Mr. Blenkiron has had the misfortune to lose two foals
at Belhus Park, where their dams had gone on a visit to
Amsterdam. They were a filly by Ely out of Scylla,
and a colt by Amsterdam out of New Victoria, the former
of whom ran against a hurdle, and dislocated her shoulder,
whilst the colt died of paralysis.
At Sheffield-lane paddocks, on the 11th inst., Mr. John-
stone's Charity, by Melbourne (dam of Gratitude and Limo-
sine), a bay filly by Colsterdale ; on the 11th inst., Mr. J
Singleton's Balsam, by The Cure, a bay colt by Cramond:
Both mares will be put to Adventurer, also the three year
old filly by Stockwell out of Bracey.
The following mares have arrived at High WycomLe
to be put to Young 1 rumpeter : Margaret, by Chanticleer,,
with a bay filly by Caractacus ; Gossip, by Idle Boy,
barren ; L'ivertissement, by Grosvenor, barren ; Anticipa-
tion, by Acrobat, barren ; and Leda, by Weatherbit, will.
a colt by Man at Arms.

At Yardley, near Birmingham, April 24th, Measrs
Graham's Cort-iea, by Newminster, a chesuut colt by Ox-
ford, and put to Knight of the Crescent ; Mr. Bennett':
Sultana, with a brows filly by Knight of St. Patrick, ha,
arrived to Oxford ; and Mr. Bulling's Chillianwallab, by
Newminster, to Knight of the Crescent ; May 7th, Mossy,
Graham's Wild Dayrell mare (sister to Almack,) a IA ow..
Oxford, and put to him again.
Thr3e foal,
following
o by
P. Ellard's Echo ; Mr J. Chadwick':
maros have arrived at Friarsli,ld, Tip-
mare by Brian Born, with a colt by Joco ; Mr 11. C.
Tip-
perary, t Joco
Croker's Teapot, with a filly by Sussex Stag; Mr Ellard't
Mary Adelaide, with a colt by Joco ; Mr 11. Barber's mare
by Suns(); with a filly by Joco; Mr St. George Manserglf,
Souvenir, with a colt by Joco, also his Lamienne, with a
colt by Joco; Mr Blacknaore's Nelly Blythe; Mr Thomp-
son's grey mare, with a colt by Joco; Mr C. Chadwick':
Casey, with a cult by Joco.
At Hartlebury, Worcestershire, Mr. Watson's mares
foaled as follows : --My Niece, a filly by Blair Athole, and
covered by Rataplan ; Lizzie, by Tbeon, a colt by Rata-
plan, and covered by him again ; Stitched Up, a colt by
Claret, and covered by REttapitua ; Heiress, by Teddingtou,
a colt by Lord Clifden, and covered by Rataplan ; Lalage,
barren, and covered by Macaroni ; Chatuade, a filly by
Newminster, and covered by Macaroni ; Selina, by Dc
Clare, a filly by Lord of the Isles, and covered by Ma-
caroni;by Lifeboat ;
-i-1"u; by Orlando, a colt by King et
G
a filly by Lord of the Isles, and covered
Ti.unlp Pets.a Lamb
ndcov,ered
by St. Albans ; Ess Bouquet, by
Orlando, a filly by Rataplao, and covered by St. Albans;
Miss hawthorn, by Ring Tow, a filly by Dundee, and
covered by Newminster.

FILENCIL—At Montgeroult, May stb, Monsieur de Bray's
Nomade, a bay colt by The Flying Dutchman. At Cher-
bourg, Monsieur Bonfils's Ladybird (dam of Pompior) a
filly by Vandermulin.