The Sun.
London, England, 1868-08-15 00:00:00

THE SUN LONDON, SATURDAY EVE_NING, AUGUST 15, 1868.

be the best guide. Great Yorkshire Stakes.—lferald is
our best, and will run well. Gimcrack Stakes.— Standard
Bearer and Scottish Queen are in, arid this race will suit
the first named better than any one he is engaged in at
York, as he stays well.

MALToN.—Things are very dull hero this week, owing
to most of the trainers and horses being at Stockton. The
following of Scott's are taking their mile-and-a-calf gal-
lop daily: —Thorsgill, Viscount, Zapola, Merry and Wise,
My Lord, Royal Oak, and Booty. Westwick, Thunder,
and Kentish Fire I have not seen for some time. Harts-
horn, by The Cure out of Antelope, arrived at Whitewall
a short time ago, but I havo not seen him since his arrival•
I'Anson is rattling along the Lapidist's dam filly, Cure
colt, and filly out of Donnybrook's dam. Consternation
is taking a couple of canters daily.

LAmsornsE.—The following have been doing good
work :—Tribune, Vortigern, Ada, April Morn, Rosecleer,
Needle Gun, Maggie, Seaman, Musa, St. Mungo, Frag-
rance, Mayflower, Sunstroke, BAlairuin, Disguise, the
Morgan la Faye filly, North Britain, Jolly Tar, Highland
Mary, Miss Croft, the Marsyas colt, Crocus, Miss Hayes,
Lady Morgan, Gleaderg, the Lady Lurewell filly, and a
lot of others.

MIDDLEIIA3f, Thursday.—Liberal led Latooka a good
gallop of a mile and a half. Frolicsome, Woodman, Scan-
dal colt, Vansittart, Glenavon, Antwerp, Lady in Wait-
it g, Etoile Filante, and Fervacques galloped a mile and a
half, and Fervacques finished up with a three-miler.
Osborne's lot doing mile-and-a-half work daily are—Slap
Bang, Pretty John, Disraeli, Bard of Erin. Rho, and Ape-
mantus. Winter is doing strong work with Light Cloud,
and George Lye with Comus and Fleets. Tynedale I have
not seen out of late. All our Ebor horses are looking
remarkably well, and Tabouret or Fervacques will pro-
duce the winner; and I have the most faucy for the
Frenchman, as he is now getting into good trim.
lIEDNESFORD. —The recent rain has done a lot of good
to the hills, but after such a drought it will require some
time to get them in good going order. Most likely Ilium
will go to York for the Ebor Handicap, but if the running
at Wolverhampton was his true form, he will have no
chance with either Tabouret or Fervacques, who, I am
told, are doing any quantity of strong work. Cliff sent
out Greenhorn, colt by Tadmor, and Retrousse, but they
only went slow canters. The following were walking and
trotting in the paddock :—Troubadour, colt by Colonist,
Vermicelli, Bassoon, Kidderminster, Master Willie, and
Maid of Bucle'gh. Eskrett's lot were on the far hills, and
had one or two good spins.

CHlLTON.—Stevens has several Iforses doing work of a
mile or so, and I dare say he will have a great many run-
ning next week. At Egham Secandhand is in the Runny-
mede Stakes. She has been doing good work, and if she
runs ought to chow to advantage. Surrey and Middle-
sex Stakes.—Triana has shown her farm at Bromley, and
I can see nothing to beat her in this race, and I shall look
for her to be returned the winner. Dover Meeting.—
Town Plate.—We have Woodman and Triana in. The
mare's previous running will be the best ling ; and, as for
Woodman he has not the ghost of a chance with Triana
at the weights. Members' Plato.--Aldershot will not again
disgrace himself, and it is my belief, if the distance had
been a bit further, he would have won at Bromley. At
Plymouth Vigilant will about win the Saltram Stakes if
he goes.
STANTON.—I expect we shall have no horses running at
Egham or York. On Tuesday, after cantering three-
quarters of a mile, Christmas Carol, Jezabel, Sister to Al
brighten, and SouvenaLce were sent about a mile and
three-quarters. Jeanie Deans, Parma, Morella filly, Jove,
The Returned, Palmitine, Lady of Croome, and the Lady
Evelyn filly went about a mile. Wednesday—See-Saw,
Christmas Carol, Sister to Albrighten, and Jezabel gal-
loped about a mile and three-quarters. Isis, Jove, Tar-
quin, and the Morella filly galloped a mile. Thursday—
Souvenance, Fidelia, and Christmas Carol went two miles.
Cation, Isis, Morella filly, Parml, Jeanie Deans, Jove
Lord of the Valley, Miss Agnes filly, Ben Block, Palmi-
tine, and Lady Evelyn filly galloped nearly a mile.

Ersom.—We have a long string engaged at Egham. In
the Runnymede Stakes, Breach of Promise cannot com-
plain of his weight. Cooper Hill Nursery.—Venetia,
Nanny Thormanby, Ampleforth, and Tott are in. Ido
not know if the first-named will return from the North in
time to run ; if she does I should prefer her chance to any
of the others. Betting Stand Plate.—Nightingall's repre-
sentative should bo absut winning. Ring John S takes.
Lad of Scotland, Bay Rosalindcolt, Baroness, Ampleforth,
Spider, Eclipse, Tott, Caradoc, Envelope, Nanny Thor-
inanby, Shepherdess, and Vanbrugh are in, but I have no
fancy. Duke of Edinburgh Cup.—Seringapatatn will win.
Handicap Sweepstakes.—Nightingo.ll's best will b..) bad to
beat. Barons' Stakes.—Vanbrugli ran very well at
Windsor, and should bo near winning this race.