The Sun.
London, England, 1868-11-07 00:00:00

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TRAJNJZV(J REPOIeTS.

RICSMOND.-All our horses' are- well and our Derby
horse Ladas is improving daily, and wo have a lot of very
promising yearlings. With respect to the Shrewsbury
Meeting, I have not seen the programme, and all I can
say at present is that Buttercup and Last Rose of Summer
will be sent.

NEWMARKET.—On Wednesday, on the Bury side, but
little was going on. Python and Pirato Chief galloped.
Matthew Dawson was on the race-ground, and galloped
Clemence about a mile and a half. Leonie, Contempt,
Pericles, Glen Rosa, Pladda, Silenus, and Head Centre did
a good amount of work. Bloss's lot only cantered steadily.
Thursday.—Matthew Dawson was on the race-ground
and sent Glen Rosa and Pladda a rattler about three-
quarters of a mile up the trial ground. C:uttelherault, Wild
Oats, Goatfell, Lady Dar,and one or two fresh ones, cantered
up the Oambridgcshire Hill. Moss's did only healthy exer-
cise, the principal horses being away f rom home. Be n voleu o
went a useful gallop. Olomouc° galloppel a mile with
Belle of Warwick. Kaupai was doing good work for
some engagement. John Dawson has Niue Elms, Seville
Nelly Rose, Queen of Italy, and Furious going well, and
they are no doubt intended for Warwick. Mount Pala-
tine, Blue Peter, and Cheltenham aro doing good work.
Knight Errant is turned out of training. Lady Coventry
has done no work since this day week. Distaff has done
well, and left hero on Thursday. Amongst Bloss's lot,
doing the most work, are Pearifeather, Chanoinesse, Car-
lotta, and Indigestion Friday—There was a sharp frost,
and nothing was going ou up to the time of post.
STOCKBRIDGE.—On Wednesday the following horses
were out from Danebury, and cantered as follows :—Red
Rice led Oliver Cromwell, Stanhope, Canning, Ulenlyon,
and Torment colt. Beata led Flight colt, Lady Louisa c,
Lord Chancellor, and Lady Dupplin. All went about
three-quarters of a mile. Cock of the Walk went a mile
by himself. Tom Day was out with Paris and six year-
lings, and all did some nice canters twice or three times.
On Thursday the same lot cantered again, with the excep-
tion of Canning, who walked. Prince of Wales cantered.
On Friday the same lot were out again from both places,
and exactly the same lot cantered as the day previous.
Then Paris went a nice gallop by himself, and he goes
very well. Cock of the Walk went a nice gallop of a mile
and a half by himself, and he went well. I expoct Cock
of the Walk and Paris will be wanted at Shrewsbury or
Warwick, by the work they are doing.
KINGSCLERE.—Wednesday was a blank day here as re-
gards training, as it rained, with high wind, during the
day. No horses were cut. Thursday. —A fine healthy
morning. Clarke brought out Lictor, Blue Gown, Morns,
Siderolite, Nyl Gau, King Cophetua, Masterstoke, Blue
Stocking, Waif, and Madame Eglantine filly going to the
Cannon Heath downs, where some healthy exercise was
done; Nyl Ga.u, with the yearlings, cantering twice a
mile. Pero Gomez was not out, but is in the best of
health.

lIEDNESFORD.—Wo had a fall of snow here during Wed-
nesday night, but it did not stop our several teams from
doing their usual work on the following morning.
FINDON.—As nearly all our horses engaged at Shrews-
bury are at Liverpool, they will in all probability be sent
direct from there, and it would be useless for me to say
anything about them, more than that when I last saw
them no horses could look better. Shrewsbury Cup. -
We have Romping Girl, filly by Newmiuster out of Irish
Queen, and Di Vernon. rho latter I have not seen for
some time at exercise. Romping Girl has gone away t
try some horses; the Irish Queen filly is nit doing well.
The Earl and Lady Elizabeth are walking, as well as
Tasman and Martinique.
MALTON.—AIi our horses are well, and by the work that
Viscount, Zapolya, and Taraban are cluing, I think they
will be sent t) Shrewsbury.

ILSLEY.—There is very little doing hero this week, as a
lot of our horses are at Liverpool. Tho following are
well and in work for their Shrewsbury engagements:—
Ironmastor, Amour Propre, King of the Rovers, Dunbar,
Belfast, Airdrie, and Alias, and they do their work in goad
form.

MIDDLEitax, Wednesday.—Of Dawson's, Marking Ink
Damsel filly, Mandrake, Pretender, Thorwaldsen, and Lord
Hawthorn were only walking, the Darby horses looking
fresh and well. Fobert's team only did steady exorcise.
Winter sent Three par Cent. a nice gallop of two miles,
Affection doing mile and a quarter work. Lye's Donato
and Fleets did mile work, as did al3o Osborne's Weather
Star and Colstardale colt. Thursday.—We bad very little
doing. Dawson sent the Dean, Corporal, Donaldbain,
Minster Bell, Argyle, Footlight, Calistoga, Marking Ink,
and Damsel filly three nice sharp spins of a mile and a
quarter. The rest of his team wore only walking. Win-
ter's Three per Cant. and Affection did steady work, as
did Osborne's Weather Star and Colsterdale, and Lye's
Comus and Boreas. Fobert's team were cantering. Nuage,
Terre-h-Terre, Nation, and Decision have left for France.
Tabouret and Mercury left for Liverpool. Slap Bang has
left Osborne's and gone to Newcastle. Corporal is doing
goad work for the Wynustay Welter Cup at Shrewsbury.
Carnival Nursery.—Hymen is at Liverpool. Cleveland
Plate.—Affection and Corporal aro in good work. Shrews-
bury Cup.—Minster Bell is in work again, but as she has
been off lately, 1 cannot stand her, and Mandrake has not
done any work these last few days. Battlefield Handicap.
—Donaldbain is going in rare form, but he is well in the
Column, for which I think he has a great chance.
FYFIELD.-At Shrewsbury, in the Battlefield Handicap
we have Dulcet engaged. She is well, and doing gaol
work, but I think the distance is a little too far foi her.
Mouktnoor Handicap.—Engraver I shall not recommend
on this occasion. Column Handicap.—Skipjack and
Citron are both fit and well, but at present I like Skipjack
the best.

LAMBOURNE. —I don't think we shall hare many horses
for Shrewsbury next week, for it looks to me as if most of
ours have done running for the season. Edith and Giantess,
however, I believe, will run at Warwick. In the Battle-
field Handicap, at Shrewsbury, we have Vortigorn and

Cawdor, but I don't think either will go. Shrewsbury
Cup.—Mexico left hero for Newmarket, and has not re-
turned. Cawdor and Rehab are in the Monkmoor Handi-
cap, but I think will stay at home.
CHILTON. —On Tuesday Osprey, after having one steely
canter of a mile, was sent the two-mile gallop at a good
pace, going very well. Triana did one good gallop of a
mile by herself. Virginia Creeper led the following three
quarters of a mile twice :—Lady Lurewoll filly, Careful,
Triton, Trickstress filly, and the Wingrave colt. Wed-
nesday—The wet coming on there was not much work
got through with the first lot. Triana galloped a mile at
a good pace, and Osprey led the following a half-speed
gallop of three-quarters: —Chateau Margaux, Nelly, S ul-
phur filly, Lady Egidia filly, and the Knight of Kars colt.
There was more doing with the afternoon lot. Virginia
Creeper, after leading the Lady Lurowell filly, Careful,
and a lot of the youngsters three canters, was taken to the
Chilton Bottom by herself and sent the two-mile gallop,
going well. The report is that she has lost her form, but
this is not the case, as the mare goes as well as ever, and
will win a race before the season is ovar. This day
(Thursday) Triana lad her two miles at a strong pace, the
old mare not turning a hair. She is engaged in the
Shrewsbury Cup, with the light weight of Est 41b, and she
ought to be in the front rank. Cleveland Plate —We have
Chateau Margaux and Black Boy. I have not soen the
weights, but the former will be the best, and she will not
have much chance. Battlefield Handicap—We have
Actrea, Osprey, and Black Boy in, but 1 don't know if
either hag accepted. However, I shall go for Osprey, and
if he is left in he ought to about win, as he is a good horse
when wanted.

STANTON. —At Shrewsbury we have Lady Evelyn filly,
Archeress, Tarquin, Lord of the Valley, and Palmitine
engaged in the Carnival Nursery, and whichever is in-
tended will be very dangerous. Cleveland Plate—Catton
and The Returned are entered. The last named is an in-
firm horse, but, should he be sent to the post sound, he
will take his own part. True Heart is in the Autumn
Steeplechase, but I think he will not be wanted yet. We
have Jezabel accepted in the Shrewsbury Cup, with a
light impost; she may be one of the first three, but I
don't think she is class good enough to win. Your sub-
scribers had better see Jeannie Deans's number up for the
Battlefield Handicap before they ME ddle with her. Fidelia
is in the Column Handicap ; should they ask her, she will
be able to take her own part. Monkmoor Handicap. -We
have Parma, Sublet, Catton, and Isis in, but it is uncer-
tain which will run. Tankerville Nursery.—We have
Archeress filly, Lady Evelyn filly, Abyssinia, Lord of the
Valley, and Palmatine. The best will be very dangerous.
Tarquin and Lord of the Valley are in the Shobdon Cup.
I like the last named' a chance. Newport Gold Cup.—
Fidelia and See-Saw are entered, and from the Cambridge-
shire running it looks like a gift for the last named.
EPSOM. —Since my last Nightingall has been busy each
morning with Warlike, Otho, Cecil, Diamond, end Glen
Stuart. Sherwood has been sending Marquis of Worces-
ter, Charlatan, Malcolm, Bonnie Kattio, and Antias two
nice mile gallops each morning. Reeves is keeping Lord
Derby, Roving Maid, Nanny Thormauby, auo Juanita in
good work. Potter is setting Holico, Balder, Patience,
Northill, and Lady Glencorn some good long work.
Tomlinson is doing plenty with Foxholes, Columbia, Lord
Ronald, Rampart, Evelina, Captain Crosstree, Bannock-
burn, Wild Huntsman mare, Miss Skerratt, and one or two

more. Bentley is doing well with The Laird, Skirmish,

Chivalry, Onyx, Slowman, and Amplefurth, I expect with
an eye to Warwick. At Shrewsbury, in the Autumn
Steeplechase, we have Hence, Despatch, Goldin Cross.
L. S. and Captain Crosstree. The first-named will
find the company too good for her, " the Captain" is not
forward enough in preparation, and the others belong to
Mr. Studd, so that I have no fancy for any of them.
Battlefield Handicap.—We have Marquis of Worcester,
Herenuianus, and Seringapatam, the latter of whom will

about win. Shrewsbury Cup.—Lord Ronald, Ackworth,
and Redcap are our lot, but 1 cannot recommend them..
Seringepatatn and Marquis of Worcester are also in the
Monkisoor handicap, and Lord Ronald is in the Column
Plato and llawkstoue Welter Cup, but as he has been

taking lessons in jumping. lately, and he takes to it very
kindly, I think we shall in future hear of him to advant-
age ovor hurdles.

PaiodemmE OF SIIREwsEtrnY NOVEMBER
Id MiTING.—MoNDAY, Nov. 9.

The Carnival Nursery Handicap of 10 soya each, h ft,
with 100 ad led; the second to save his stake; winners
of a handicap after Nov. 5 (at ten a.m.) 51b, twice or of
100 soya 101 b extra. About one mite.
The Cleveland Plata of 100 SOV3, (handicap); winners of
any handicap after November 5 (at ten a.m.) Sib, twice
or of 100 sovs 101 b extra. About five fur., straight.
The Wynnstay Welter Cup (handicap), value 150 soya, by
subs of 10 sovs each, h ft ; winners of a handicap after
Nov. 5 (at ten a.m.) 51b, twice or of 100 cove 101 b extra;
gentlemen riders; professionals 61b extra. About three-
quarters of a mile.

The Autumn Steeplechase Handicap of 15 Boys each, 5
ft, with 150 added ; winners of•a handicap steeplechase
after October 30 (at eleven a.rn.) 71b, if of 100 sovs
101 b, or a second in such latter race ,lb extra ; the
second to save his stake. About throe miles and a half.
16 subs.

The Abbey 1.1 tndicap of 3 sots each, with 25 added, for
throe year olds and upwards; winners aft©r the decla-
ration of tho weights 71b.extra ; about three-quarters of

a mile.

The Racing Plate of 5 sovs each, with 30 added ; two year
olds 7st Gib, three Bet pib, four and upwards 9st 21b;
the winner to be sold for 100 sovs ; if entered to be sold
for 70 soya allowed 51b, 40 101 b; about five furlongs

str.ight.

A Nursery Efand"cap of 5 8073 each, with 40 added, for
two year olds; winners after th 3 declaration of the
weights 71b extra; the winner to b 3 sold for 100 sovs ;
about half-a-mile straight.

A Hanlicap of 5 sovs each, with 40 added, for all E 7,47;
winners after the declaration of the weights 71b extra ;
the winner to ba sold for 50 sovs; about three furlongs
straight.