The Sun.
London, England, 1868-05-30 00:00:00

TRAINING REPORTS.

RrcnmoND.—At Manchester, is the De Trafford Cup,
we have Scotchman's Pride and Evelina. The last named
is well worth ba.zking, if at the pest. For the Tradesmen's
Cup Ala nant should be b irked, as ho has done particu-
'arly well of tate, a id he is coins fur it. Miss 03borne and
t two year oil hava arrivJd at Elliot's to b 3 trained.
Laud's Policy s,.riJusly i..jure.l herself in the stable, auu
:las not been out this weelfat exerc:se.

CIULTON.—.O %Vest • ..Draytou we have Maesgwatha
engaged in the flindicap Hurdle Race and . the Hardie
Race Plate. She has hJeu doing some rare work the fait
week, and I never saw her go so well, and shall fully ex-
pect ti sea her returnel the whiner. Vigilant is also
engaged in the Hurdle Race Plate, and he is looking first
class now, but with a heavy impost ho could not win it
Ma-sgwathe runs. At Radditch, Wuuditian has tw., en-
gagements. lie hat been doing some vary good work, anti
is pretty tit, bat is so mo lerate that I cannot stand him.
Actre t is doing some good work from a mile to a milts anti
a half, looking an I going first-class. Virginia Creep sr,
Chateau Margaux, -St. Agues, Congratulator, and he colt
by Muscovice are ids) iu goo 1 work. _

HEDNESFORD. —I don't expect in iny horses will go from
here to Croydon, but we are sure to have seine both at
Manchester and Redditch. Edinburgh and Merry Boy are
in the two handicaps at Reddiich, but it is any odds on the
former, and with a good jockey up he would with Fur
theDe Trafford Cupat Manchester we have the Clown, geld-
ing by De Clare, Master Butte: fiy, and St. Valentine. Should
the Clown take it into his head to try he would about win,
although St. Valentine is, a smart little horse, and very
fit. In the Tradesmen's Cup, Success, Greenhorn, geld-
ing by Rs Clare, President LinZ;oln, Ilium, and William
are engaged. Ilium will about. carry it off. We have
seven in the Salford Bore-ugh Cup, but I prefer Kidder-
minster, or Ambition, but much will depend on the first
day's running. I fancy Lord Bagot and Flying Scud are
going to Redditch fJr the hurdle races. Both jump well,
but I fancy they are slow. The following horses of
Cliff's have been doing good work:—Ottoman, Monsieur
Louis, Vermicelli, Monitor, Janitor, Troubadour, Flying
Jib, Retrousse, Ambition, Master Willis, Greenhorn, geld-
ing by De Clare, Kildermiaster, Verity, Ilium, Torch,
Bassoon, Vex, Lizzie liexam, Ben Webster filly, Wake-
field, Knight of Kars filly, Namauna, and Melody, who
are all pretty fit. Uncas, Master Thomas, and colt
by Colonist are only walking. Saunders's lot are in steady
work, viz., Charlie, St. Valentine, Brother to The Lamb,
Whinyard, and colt by Citadel. Hopwood's Success,
Master Butterfly, and Rejoinder have been sent along in
fast work, and the same may be said of Palmer's The
Clown, William, and Alicia.
LAMBeuaNE.—•The only horses likely to go to Man-
chester are Saxon's Tribune and Spurgeon. The former
is in the Da Trafford Cup, and with such a light impost he
ought to run forward, although he is vary tar from a race
horse. My good opinion of the Catherine Hayes colt, now
called Belladrum, I was glad to see verified, and when he
is more fit, you readers will sea what a splendid horse he
really is.

Ersom.—The following have done some good work for
their engagements at West Drayton—lsabella, The Cutler
and False Alarm.

UD NEWS.

At Hurstbourne Park, Mr. S. Jacobs's Quarantine a
brown colt by Vengeance, and has been put to Fitz-
Roland.

At Hirdwickefield farm, Stockton-on-Tees, Mr. Trot-
ter's Mania, by De Clare, a bay colt by Knight of Kars,
and has been served by Breadalbane ; Codicil, by Annan-
dale, a brown colt by Young Dutchman ; and his Kitten a
brown filly by Young Dutchman, and has been. served by
him again.
Baron Rothschild's Director (Brother to Pole-axe) 2
yrs, has been matched agst Mr. Chaplin's Sister to Hermit,
2 yrs, Bst 91b each, last half mile of the New T.Y.C., £lOO,
h ft, in the July meeting. _

A watch has been made between Mr. W. S. Crawfurd's
Moslem, 3 yrs, Bst 111 b, and Baron Rothschild's Suffolk,
3 yrs, Bst 71b, D.M., 200, h ft, to come off on the first day
of the Second Octobar meeting.