The Sun.
London, England, 1868-08-22 00:00:00

TRAINING REPORTS.

KINGSCLERE.—On Tuesday the lot on Cannon Heath
were —The Palmer, Blue Gown, Xi, Satyr, Vabalathus,
Adosinda, Cotytto, Siderolite, Pero Gomez, Sister to Rosi-
crucian, and King Cophetua. Green Sleeve was again
absent, but I am informed from a reliable source she was
out walking on the Overton road after 1 had written my
report. The other horses did some long walking and
trotting exercise, after which they cantered twice. Some
walking exercise was again done, after which King
Cophetua, Pero Gomez, and Siderolite wore led a steady
gallop of three-quarters of a mile by Xi ; Sister to Rosi-
crucian following by herself in their wake. Tho Palmer
led Cotytto and Adosinda a nice half-speed gallop of a
mile and a quarter. 131uo Gown was sent two miles, Vaba-
lathus joining him in the last mild. Blue Gown never
wont in better form, and, in fact, no horse can be doing
better at the present time.

STOCKBRIDGE.—On Wednesday the following horses
were out and cantered :—Logarithm, The Earl, Herald,
Equerry, Cock of the Walk, Border Knight, Rowallan,
Lopes, Red Rico, Blucher, Burford, Arbaces, Minnie War-
ren, Bonnie Lass, Iberia, Beata, Crucifixion filly, and
Athena, from Danebury; whilst Tom Day had Black-
bird colt, Dentello, Becky Sharp filly, Hippodamia filly,
Lava filly, and Lady Raglan. Dentello then led Blackbird
oolt, Becky Sharp filly, and Hippodamia filly a nice gal-
lop of nearly a mile. Logarithm, The Earl, Equerry, and
Cock of the Walk afterwards wont a nice steady sweat of
about four miles and a half. The Earl is now going like
a steam-engine, and is sure to win the Leger, if all is as
well with him on the 9th of next month as it is now.

RICHMOND.— Since my last report very little work has
been done with our nags, as all our trair.ers are at York.
The horses which have galloped are The Prior, colt by
Carnival, Caprora, Evelina, Little Bell, Number Nip,
Parasol, Lancer, Flora, Louisa, Piomedia colt, Entremet
colt, Rel Tub, Annie Stewart, Gleaner, Intricate, Stella,
Philippic, Geant des Batailles, Brennus, Brantingham, and
Maltz. All the others are walking or cantering.
MIDDLEHAM.—As the majority of our horses have gone
to York, I have not much to report from this quarter. To-
day (Thursday) Osborne sent Pretty Joha and Slap Bang
a good two mile gallop. Disraeli, Apemantus, and Sistor
to Little Agnes galloped a mile and a half, and the rest of
his lot cantered. Dawson had Holstein, Czar, King of the
Fairies, Doan, Minster Bell, Mendicant, Custaloga, Der-
ventio, Highland Duok, Hymen, and Damsel filly, all doing
nice work of a mile and a half. Fobert's 13eochwood led
Glenavon a good gallop of a mile and a half, and the re-
mainder of his team cantered.

HEDNESFOILD.—Next week at Derby, for the Drakelow
Stakes, we have Ottoman, Cheddington, and Pantaloon,
all in strong ork. The latter is for sale. Moira Handi-
cap.—We have Vex, Ottoman, and Cheddington. Vex is
looking well, and is as quiet as a sheep. Nursery Plate.—
Masquer and Master Tom are well, and as they have been
so lately before the public they need no comment from
me. Rawdon Handicap.—Life Guardsman, Master Willie,
Ottoman, and Cheddington are in. I don't think the
"Guardsman" up to the mark, and Master Willie is not so
good as ho was thought. Chatsworth Stakes.—Vox and
Master Willie are engaged, but I fancy the distance a little
too far for both.

MALTON.—York Meeting being on this week, things have
been very dull here. The following horses at home were
inactive work:—Lady Zotland, George Osbaldistono, colt
by Cramond, Queen of York, Malta, Fair Emily, King
Caradoc, Consternation, Cure colt, Blacklock, Lapidist's
dam filly, Dutch Admiral, Skylark, Merry and Wise,
Booty, Thunder, Thankful, 11Iy Lord, Royal Oak, and
ZANlya. Tuesday—The Cratnond colt was sent a slash-
ing sweat of five miles, and this will be found a useful
horse when wanted.

FINDON.--The weather has sadly interrupted the work
of the horses, but when possible they have been sent along,
especially the following, entered iu the Cesarowitch and
Cambridgeshire:—Romping Girl, Thalia, filly by New-
'Waster out of Irish Queen, Wolsey, and Owain Glyndwr.
So also have been Madrid and Sir David Gam, engaged in
the St. Leger, and the two-year-olds, Tasman and Mar-
tinique, together with a number of other horses that will
shortly be wanted.

ILSLEY.—Since my last report we have had a great deal
of rain, which has made our downs in capital going order.
We are not likely to havo many horses running until Ox-
ford. At Derby, Feodor and Ligurian aro in the Trades-
mou'o Plate? but 'oodor 4 not in work. Pgurian is aping