The Sun.
London, England, 1868-03-30 00:00:00

S 7 UD NEWS.

At Sheffield-lane Paddocks, ou the 10th inst., Mr. John-
stone's Huppickor, by Orlando, a bay colt (brother to Cor-
poral) by Rataplan ; the mare was attacked with violent
inflammation 24 hours after foaling, and died on the 12th
inst. ; she was the dam of Hop Merchant, Farnham, Hop-
vine, &c., and was 19 years old. On the 14th inst., Mr.
Townley-Parker's Anxiety, by Knight of Kars, a bay or
brown colt by Macaroni ; on the 17th, Mr. Crowther-
Harrison's Astonishment, by Stockwell, a brown filly by
Gladiateur ; on the 18th, Mr. Watt's Souvenir, by Chan-
ticleer, a bay filly by Thormanby ; on the 19th, Mr. Crow-
ther-Harrison's Aline, by Stockwell, a chesnut colt by
Gladiateur ; on the 22d, Mr. J. Jackson's Lady Abbess,
by Surplice, a bay filly by Thunderbolt. Arrived: Mr.
H. A. Harrison's Timandra, by Voltigeur, barren to New-
minster ; the Rawcliffe Company's Vesta, by Stockwell
(dam of Vespasian), barren; Mr. W. Sadler's Leah, by St.
Albans, out of Jerusalem, by Jericho, maiden ; Her
Majesty's The Arrow, by Slane (darn of Cambuscan), in
foal to St. Albans; Her Majesty's Lady Melbourne (dam
of Lady Florence), in foal to St. Albans ; Her Majesty's
Lady Palmerston (dam of Lady Patroness), in foal to
Orlando or St. Albans. All the above mares are to be
put to Adventurer, excepting Lady Abbess, who goes to
Colsterdale, to whom has also arrived Mr. Townley-
Parker's Eleanor de Montford, in foal to him. Several
more subscriptions are still open to this horse.
At Low-street Stud Farm, on the 12th inst., Mr. Ash-
ton's Desire, a bay colt by Nottingham, and will be put to
Lambton ; on the 17th, Mr. R. Osborne's Fair Agnes, a
chestnut colt by Cathedral, and will be put to The Miner ;
on the 20th, Mr. Godfrey's Norma, a bay filly by Not-
tingham, and will bo put to The Miner ; on the 22d,
Mr. Harrison's Bandy mare, a bay colt by Dundee,
and will be put to Lambton, to whom the following
mares have arrived :—Mr. Cookson's Kilbride, barren ;
Mr. M. Clark's Tarquin mare, barren ; Mr. W. E.
Hobson's Stella, in foal to Nottingham. To The Miner :

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Lord Ailesbury's Beatrice, barren ; Mr. Dunhill's Come-
rosa, in foal to Lambton ; Mr. W. E. Hobson's Tiny, in foal
to Colsterdale ; Lavinia, in foal to Adventurer ; Mr. Chil-
ton's Rosamond, in foal to The Marquis ; Lady of the
Tees, in foal to Loiterer ; Mr. Cowan's Ceres, in foal to
Lord of the. Soil.
At Boynton, on the 10th inst., Sir G. Cholmley's Meg,
by King Carados, a chesnut filly by Hubert, and will be
put to Orpheus ; on the 12th inst., Romans., by Pyrrhus
the First, a chestnut colt,by Theobald, and will be put to
Hubert ; on the 13th, Jetty, by King Caradoc, a bay colt ;
and on the 18th, Miss Club, by Yaxley, a chestnut filly by
Hubert, to whom both mares will be put. Colonel
Towneley's brown filly by Kettledrum out of Haricot
(dam of Caller Ou), and Mr. Milner'a Lambda (dam of
Xi) have arrived to Hubert.

At Knockhaney Stud Farm, county Limerick, the fol-
lowing mares have arrived on a visit to Stockmar :—Mr.
Delamere's Maggie Lyle, by Bryan O'Lynn, barren; Mr.
Holland's Try Back and mare by Great Unknown out of
Hetty ; Mr. Bouchior's Rosalia, by Zouavo out of Sala-
mander's dam ; Capt. Croker's Tidy (Aster's dam); Mr.
Bevan's Relish. Tho following will also bo put to him:
—Confidence, by Mickey Free ; mare by Planet out •of
Relish; The Dwarf, Red Wine's darn, The Spell, Sister to
Druid, and mare by Oulston out of Amberwitch, by
Clarion.

At Yardley Stud Farm, on the 21st inst., Messrs. Gra-
ham's Gretna, by Stockwell, a bay filly by Oulston or
Stampede ; on the 21st, Mr. Gretton's bay Knight of Kars
mare, a brown filly by Oxford; on the 21st Mr. Graham's
mare by Sweetmeat, dam Ventre a Terre, a dark brown
filly by Oxford ; on the 26th, Mr. T. E. Walker sent his
two mares, Flapdoodle, by Flatcatcher, in foal to Oxford,
and &vie, maiden. All the above mares will be put to
Oxford.

At the Stud Farm, Enfield, on the 23rd inst., Mr.
Ward's Spitfire Kitty, a bay colt by Diophantus, and will
be put to him again ; on the 24th, Signal, by Alarm, a
chestnut filly by Diophantus,:and will be put to him again.
The following mares have arrived to Diophantus :—A bay
filly by Dundee out of Fidgetty Gal; The Doe, by Loup
Garon out of Grillade's dam; Tama, by Windhound, in
foal to Diophantus.
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t Fairfield Stud Farm, near York, on the 21st inst.,
Peasant Girl, a bay filly by Blair Athol, and will be put
to Neptune ; on the 22d, Mr. Blenkiron's Entremet, a bay
filly by Weatherbit ; on the 23d, Lord Feversham's Cor-
della, a bay filly by Lambton ; both mares will be put to
Blair Athol, to whom Mr. Surtees's Thais, with a filly by
Dundee, has arrived. Mr. Browes's Bird of Eva, in foal
to Amsterdam, has arrived to Neptunus.
At the Stud Farm, Croome, on the 25th inst., Lord
Coventry's La Maudite, a bay colt by Tim Whiffler, and
will be put to him again ; also the following additional

arrivals:—Mr. Watkins's Longboat, maiden ; Baron Roths-
child's Breeze, with a filly by Parmesan ; and his Her.

mioue, in foal to Tim Whiffler; and Mr. J. G. Watkins's
Mac,a,ria, with a colt by Tim Whiffler.
On tho Bth inst., Mr. Keary's Nora (dam of Dora), a
brown Colt by Outcast ; and on the 17th, Mr. T.

Connolly's Miss Tom, a brown colt by the same sire,
which is uow the third to his credit in the Produce

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