The Sun.
London, England, 1868-03-28 00:00:00

THE SUN, LONDON, SATURDAY EVENING, MARCH 28, 1868.

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One mile.

Martyr

Lure.

Sister to Veda

Sea Breeze

PROGRAMME OF NORTHAMPTON AND

PYTCHLEY HUNT.

TUESDAY, March 31.

The Trial Stakes of 10 sovs each, with 50 added ; three yr
olds 7st, four Bst 91b, fivo 9bt llb ; six and aged 9.,t, 31b.

The PYtchley Stakes of five sovs each, with 40 Added;
two year olds 7st 101 b, three 9st 101 b, four lest 101 b,
five, six, and aged llst.; mares and geldings and
maiden four year olds and upwards .allowed 31b ; the
winner to be sold for 300 sovs, if entered for 250 soya
allowed 31b, 200 71h, 150 121 h, 100 171 b, GO 241 b, and 30
281 b. Spencer Plate Course, straight.

The Great Northamptonshire Stakes of 100 soya, added to
a Handicap Sweepstakes of 25 sovs each, 15 sovs ft
two miles. 95 subs., 40 of whom declared.

Beeswing ...

Ago st lb
...5 81'2

Oar slier

Age
... 4

Ceylon 5 8 3 Safety ... 4 PM
Romping Girl 4 8 2 Attack colt ... 4 ell
Miss Havelock ... 5 8 0 Rod Riband ... 4 610
Christmas Carol Hobe ... 5 6 10
(in. slb ex) ... 6 8 0 Sister to Vedette 4 610
Tormentor ... 5 7 13 L'ap Year ... 4 6 9
Ackworth a 7 10 King Alfred 3 6 9
Nemec ... 4 7 7 Guy of Warwick 4 6 9
Lord of the Dales... 4 7 6 Stokeley 4 6 8
The Rescue 4 7 6 Fortunio 4 6 8
Wolsey 5 .7 4 Adam Bede ... 4 6 8
Lucifer 5 7 4 Belzoni ... 5 6 7
Ailesbury 4 7 4 Angus 3 6 2
Thalia 5 7 4 Purveyor ... 3 6 2
Feodor 4 7 4 Black Diamond 3 6 '2
Roquefort ... 4 7 3 Blueskin (inc. 51b
Stephen Langton... 4 7 3 ex) ... 3 6 2
Wandering Min- Kettleholder ... 36 0
strel ... a 7 3 Weather isle ... 3 6 0
Gipsy King ... 4 7 2 Golden Gift ... 3 6 0
Jezabel ... 5 7 2 Nyanza 5 11
Beauty ... ... 3 7 2 Demon ... 3 511
Maid of Masham m 5 7 1 Mariner ... ... 3 5 11
Nine Elms ... 4 7 1 Elmira ... ... 3 511
Lord Hastings ... 4 7 0 Mandrake ... 4 (pd)
Stradbroke ... 4 7 0 Noroli 5 (pd)
Montagnard ... 4 6 13 Aggravator ... 4 (pd)
Proserpine ... 5 612 Captain Kidd ... (dead)
The Whittlebury Stakes of 15 sovs each, 5 ft, with 100
added ; two year old; Est 81b, three Bst 81b ; fillies and
geldings allowed 31b ; a winner of a sweepstakes
amounting to 500 sovs with ten subscribers 71b, win-
ners of a 200 sovs sweepstakes with ten subscribers 51b,
all other winners of plates or sweepstakes to the amount
of 100 sovs 3ib extra; weights, not accumulative; three
year olds which have started three times without win-
ning allowed 51b. About three-quarters of a mile straight.

31 subs.
Overture's dam f 2 yrs, Ironmaster 3, Sister to Veda 2,
Lady Coventry 3, Belphegor 3, De Vero 2, Sea Robber 2,
Waxwork 2, Athena 3, Iberia 2, Naivete 3, Bouquet f 2,
Blue Gown 3, Resistance 2, L'Epte 3, Confidence 2, Cam-
doc 2, Electricity 2, Lena 2, Speculum 3, Lure 2, Artist 2,
Birthday 2, Skyscraper 2, Sea Mew 3 (wrong nom), Eleo-
nora 3, Coup d'Eclat 3, Workman 2, Lictor 3, Tarquin 2,
and Beauty 3.
The Stand Plate of 50 soya (Handicap); winners of any
handicap after March 27 (at. ten a.m.) 51b extra ; one
mile.

Age st lb Age st lb
Artesian ... 5 8 12 Yardarm ... ... 3 7 5
Vespasian ... 5 8 10 Proserpino ... 3 7 5
Mr Pitt ... ... 5 810 .Harrogate ... 4 7 4
Orion ... 3 8 10 Ganymede... ... 4 7 3
Verulam ... 4 3 7 Crom well ... ... 4 7 2
Goojerat ... 5 8 3 Conundrum ... 5 7 2
Gby Vedette out of Victress ... 4 7 0
Vixen ... ... 4 7 10 Cornet 3 6 7
Grand Duke ... 4 7 10 Second Hand ... 4 6 4
Wild Briar 5 7 7 Benefactress ... 3 6 0
Ambition ... 5 7 6 Dunoon 3 6 0
Cavalier ... 4 7 5 Manton ... ... 3 512
The Northamptonshire Cup Stakes of 10 sovs each ; three
year olds 6st 91b, four Bst 71b, five 9st 11b, six and aged
9st 41b ; the winner to be sold for 500 sovs if demanded;
two miles; 14 subs.

Leases 4 yrs, Christmas Carol 6 yrs, Midshipman Easy
3 yrs, Viridior 3 yrs, The Pope 3 yrs,'Miss Harriette 5 yrs,
The Czar 5 yrs, Slap Bang 4 yrs, Mount Palatine 5 yrs,
Wallow 3 yrs, Rampart 3 yrs, Prince Regent 3 yrs, Nut-
pecker 3 yrs, Greenhorn 4 yrs.
The Delapre Handicap of 5 sovs each in case of accept-
ance, with 50 soya added : the winner to be sold for 100
soya if demanded ; winners of any handicap after March
27 (at ten a.m.) 51b extra ; Althorp Park Stakes Course
(about half a mile). Acceptances to be declared on Mon-
day evening, March 30, by eight o'clock.
Ago st lb
Chapel Royal ... 5 812
Seriugapatam ... 4 8 8
Monarch of the Glen 5 8 6
Zisca ... 6 8 5
Paris ... a 8 4
Musa ... ... 4 8 2
Sycee ... 4 8 0
I.)un robin ... 4 8 0
Problem ... 4 8 0
Queen of Darkness 3 8 0
Milton 3 8 0
Muezzin ... ft 7 13
The Star ... 6 7 13
Flying Jib ... 5 7 12
Laird of Scotland 3 7 12
Coup d'Eclat 3 7 10
Harrogate ... 4 7 10
Weather Isle ... 3 710
Magician ... 5 7. 7
Water Cure ... 4 7 7
Icicle ... ... 4 7 7
F by Stockwell--
Himalaya 3 7 7
Bassoon ... 3 7 6
Pompano ... ... 3 7 5
Warrior ... a 7 5
Adjutant 3 7 4
Warlike ... 3 7 4
A Sweepstakes of 10 sovs each, 3 ft, with 50 added, for
two year olds ; colts Bst 101 b, fillies Bst ?lb; winner of
any race 31b, if of 200 sovs value 51b, of 300 7lb extra ;
having started twice without winning allowed 31b, thrice
or more 51b ; Althorp Park Stakes Course. Half a mile.
20 subs.

Age st lb
B f by Y. Melbourne
out of Tightfit....3 7 4
Pearl Mosque ... 3 7 4
Cater .... ... 3 7 4
ILightnina... ... 6 7 2
Veni 4 7 2
Gabion ... 3 7 2
Lily (dam Elfrida) 3 7 2
Eau de Vic) 3 7 2
lledivivus ... 3 7 0
Miss Alice... ... 4 7 0
Lady Zetland 3 7 0
Poleaxe 3 7 0
Sultana 3 6 12
Itacduff, by Mal-
colm ... 3 610
Ottoman ... 3 6 10
Chateau Margaux,.. 3 6 10
Festival 3 6 8
Macduff, by Glen-
-

ma.sson 3 6 7
Betlow Lass 3 6 6
Sister to Veda 2 6 0
F by Vedette—

..
Capucine
Cyclamen ...
Little Doody

...2 510
...2 5 7
...2 5 7

Mademoiselle f, Farfalla f, Sister to Vedette, Do Vero,
Lelia, Ambusii e, Alabama, Curieuse, L'Oise, Teeswater,
Lady Lurewell f, Lure, Runaway, Bonnie Lass, Cyclamen,
Hilda, Adolphus, Wanderer, Sister to Lemonade, and
Jove.

Match 50, Althorp Park Stakes Course ; Mr. West's Gay
Lad, by Coast Guard out of Midnight, 2 yrs, Bst I.olb,
asst Mr. W. D. Manning's f Wild Weed, by The Ugly
Buck, darn by Acrobat, 2 yrs, Bst 51b.
WEDNESDAY.

The Selling Plato of 5 sous each, with 40 added ; two year
olds Cat 121 b, three Bst 121 b, four 9st 121 b, five, sir, and
aged 10et 21b ; mares and geldings allowed 31b ; winner
to be sold for 100 sous ; if entered for 80 soya allowed
41h, 50 71b, 30 141 b. Half a mile, straight.
Her Majesty's Plate of 100 guineas; three year olds 7st9lb,

foul-9st 71b, five, six, and aged lOst 21b. Two miles.
The Sulby Handicap of 5 sovs each, with 40 added, for
two year olds ; any winner after March 27 (at ten a.m.)
of the value of 100 sovs 51b, of two, or one of 200, 71b,
of 300 101 b extra ; half a mile ; 19 subs.

St lb
▪ ... 8 10
• ... 8 10
... 8 10
... 8 5

Defender ...
Sister to Hermit
Carlotta ...

... 8 3
... 8 2
... 7 11
... 7 11
... 7 8
... 7 8

Jove ...
Peckwater ...

The Rajah

St lb
Cyclamen ... ... 7 7
Capucine f ... 7 7
Alibi ... 7 6
Miss Solon c 7 6
Little Doody ... 7 6
Adolphus 1 3
Workman 7 2
Kicksey Winksey 7 2
Juanita 7 2

The St. Liz Handicap of 15 soya each, 10 ft. One mile
and a quarter. 60 subs, 14 of whom declared.
Ago st lb Age st lb
Lord Lyon ... 5 9 8 Grey Stocking (in.
Lord Ronald 6 9 0 51b ex.) ... 5 6 9
Lozenge ... 6 8 4 Proserpine ... 5 6 8
Romping Girl ... 4 710 Attack colt ... 4 6 7
Cheltenham ... 4 710 Lady Lambton ... 4 6 4
Mount Palatine ... 5 7 9 Slanderer ... ... 3 6 4
Leases ... 4 7 8 Sister to Vedette ... 4 6 2
Virolsey ... 5 7 8 Adam Bede ... 4 6 0
Nemec ... 4 7 7 Madrid ... 3 512
Python ... 4 7 5 Kettleholder 3 5 12
Artesian (in. 51b s 1 Ligurian ... 3 510
ex.) ... 5 7 3 Weather Isle ... 9 510
Feodor 4 7 1 Demon ... 3 5 9
Lady Coventry 37 0 Pic-nic ••• 35 7
Empress of India. a 7 0 Citron ... 3 5 7
Tremble ... 4 6 12 Lady Diana 3 5 7
Thalia ... 5 6 12 Snowdrop ... 3 5 7
Sportsman ... 5 612 Choral ... 5 7
Montagnard ... 46 12 Cotytto 3 5 7
Ben Nevis... ... 46 12 Ischia filly ... 9 5 7
Miss Harriette ... 5 612 Redivivus 9 5 7
Armourer ... 4 610 Eleonora •••• 3 5 7
Louis of Hesse 46 10 Red Riband ... 4 (ix])
Rabbit Trap ... 46 10 .Beaudesort 3 (pd)
The Earl Spencer's Plato of 100 soya, added to a handicap
sweepstakes of 15 sous each, 5 ft; a winner of any handi-
cap after March 12, at ten am., or of the Whittlebury
Stakes, 71b extra. The New Spencer Plate Course. 5
furlongs. 70 subs., 24 of whom pay 5 soya each.

Age at lb
Bismark 71b
ex.) 4 8 9
Xi .., 5 8 12
Pericles 4 8 10
Out-and-Outer 6 8 10
Salliet ... 6 8 9
Mr. Pitt ... 5 8 5
• Leonia ... 3 8 5
Tibthorpo ... 4 8 4
Indian Star ... 5 8 3
Vespasian ... 5 8 1
King Victor ... 4 8 1
Orion (in. 71b ex)... 3 8 1
Monitor (bred in
France) 6 7 13
Reindeer ... a 7 13
Moonbeam ... 4 7 12
Tumbler ... ... 4 7 11
Verulam 4 7 11
h by Promised Land
—Rather High... 5 7 10
Wolsey 5 7 10
Zisca 6 7 101
Marshal Ney 5 7 91
Pirate Olaiet 4 7 7

Age st lb
r Fakir ... ... 4 7 5
Cellina ...4 7 5
Alruna ... 4 7 2
Beiphegor 3 6 13
The Czar ... 5 6 13
Sycee 4 6 13
Man of Ross ... 4 6 11
Conundrum ... 5 6 11
Miss Hayes ... 4 6 11
Charnwood ... 3 6 10
Milton ... 3 6 13
Witchcraft ... 3 6 9
Bliss ... 3 6 8
Br. to St.of Crescent 3 6 7
Ironmaster 3 6 7
Chantilly ... 3 6 7
Spitfire 3 6 5
Eleanora ... 3 6 5
Rhine Wino 3 6 4
Laird of Scotland
(in, 71b e..) ... 3 6 3
Prince George 3 6 2
Picnic ...3 5 12
Patrician ... 3 5 12
Ligtuin .4. ••• 8 (pd)

PRICK.... ld.
STAMPSD sd.

The Waterloo Gorse Stakes of 10 sovs each, sft (to the
second), with 100 soya added ; four ytar olds llst 101 b,
five 12at 71b, six and aged 13st; any wiunor after the
time of entry 101 b extra; two miles on the flat. 10 subs.
Harlequin aged, Deceiver 61- rs, Ballinasloe 6 yrs, Cold-
stream 4 yrs, Donato (11 b) aged, Nebsworth 5 yrs, Organ
Grinder, 4 yrs.
The Altborp Park Stakes of 10 sovs each, with 100 added,
for two year olds; colts Bst 101 b, fillies Bst Gib; winners
before starting of estake of 100 soya value 31b, of 200 or
two of 100 51b, of 300 71b extra. T.Y.C. (about half a
mile). 44 subs.
Intimidation colt, Vergiss mein Nicht filly, Farfalla filly,
Lurley colt, Tarquin, •Alpenstoek, Sister to Veda, Sister
to Hermit, Smut colt, Queen Esther, Clara, Ambush colt,
Shamrock, Goatfell, Mendicant colt, Alabama, Lady Mar-
garet, Diamond, Blairbule, Curieuse, L'Oise, Do Vere,
.Meeedy, Martyr, file Priest, Sunflower filly, Antias, Glen
Stuart, Teeswater, Lure, Runaway, Music, Sagax, Jerry
4lawthorn, Bagpipes, Brother to Poleaxe, Rigolboeho filly,
Fhe Rajah, April Morn, Little Nell, Achiever, Provider,
Lyttleton, and Sister to L,-inonade.
A Sweepstak-.s of 20 sovs each, 5 ft., for two year oEs;
• colts Bst 71b, fillies Bst 31b; untrieds allowed 31b and
51b; Althorp Park Stakes Course (half a mile); 23
subs.

Sister to Veda, Acaster, Sister to Hermit, Shelah colt,
Do Vere, Bagpipes, Kamschatka, Iberia, Bouquet filly,
Constellation colt, Arlington, Actress, Armada, Confidence,
Bosphorus, Sea Breez:4 Canteen, Orpheline, Lena, Red
Ribbon, Sky craper, Vorkman, and Bio.
No DAY MENTIONED.—A. Sweepstakes of 200 sovs each,
50 ft; Bst 71b each ; half a mile.
- Bio, Runaway, and Appleton filly.

TRAINING NOTES.

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RlCHMOND.—Thursd:iy was very fine, the frost and
snow having .disappeared. Elliott showed first with a
score; after cantering twice Moldavia went a mile in
much better style than he has done lately. Caprera,
Sorcerer, Ash Bank, and Gleaner took a good gallop two
miles. A brown filly by Stockwell led Rol Tub, Stella,
Ladas, Annie, Clariouette ; and a batch of other two year
olds are is good work. Doyle, on Lord Ronald, led
Virtue, Viridior, and Buttercup at a good pace two miles,
but I have seen the Thousand Guineas mare go much
better. Evelina, Quality, Circe, and Raunds, went very
gently a mile. Sawyer led Hind, the Dutchman's Daugh-
ter filly, Mayfit, Hector, Number Nip, Dryad, Brother to
Shibboleth, and Retort at a sharp pace the Grey Stone in•

Bill Aixlale sent Scotcbmau's Pride to lead gtrathconan
and Festivity at a very gentle pace two miles, Popgun,
with Mysotis, going a mile and a quarter, finishing with
Derwent, leading Declaration, Roderick Random, and Wee
Wee Flower two miles at half speed. Lord Zotland's El
Cid led Hermosa, Prantingham, Valtz, and Felucca a mile
gently. Monolith, and a brown filly by Vedette, galloped

two miles. Bill Abdale had a second lot of Lund's out
cantering and doing hoalthy exercise.
MIDDLEHAM.— On Thursday morning the ground was

still heavy going, through the snow and sleet overnight.
Dawson's team made their appearance, and the following
took the mile gallop twice over at a steady pace : -Ro-
coco, Lady Vane, Mandrake, Corporal, Harrogate, Priest,
Dean, Minster Bell, Donaldbain, Mercury, Tabouret, Lady
Flora, Braxay filly, Ready Money, and Highland Duck,
besides the two year olds. Lady Vane, Minster Bell,
Ready Money, and Highland ➢uck afterwards took a two-
mile breather at a steady pace. Winter's Three per Cent.
and Ladylike took the Nailers Gallop at a steady pace.
The following of Fobert's lot went a rasper the length of
the gallop (nearly two miles), led by Warwick :—Fer-
vacques, Lord Hastings, Bracken, Louis of Hesse, and
Fortunio, Lord Hastings going remarkably well and
strong. Josephine, Castanet, La Mousse, Frolicsome, and
Pride of Erin also took the same gallop. Osborne's lot in
good mile work were Weather Star, Pretty John, John
Osborne, Jenny Mills, and King's Cross, besides several
two year olds; John Osborne, Pretty John, and Weather
Star afterwards took a two-mile breather. Harry
Hall's Dear Tom and Midge were doing steady work.
T. Masterman's Honesty, Honestish, Fitzroy, and Cat-
terick took the mile gallop, and finished up with a two-
mile breather. Those engaged from here at Northampton
next week, and most likely to show, are Lord Hastings
and Louis of Hesse, although Fortunio might perhaps
put in an appearance to make running for Lord Hastings.
The latter has undergone a first-rate preparation, and will
most assuredly be iu the front rank at Northampton, for
that course will just about suit him. Nothing of Dawson's
will go. Slap Bang may go front Croxton Park to North-
ampton.

llsLEY.—Wednesday was a fine morning, and business

was going on very briskly. T. S. Dawson's lot took their
work on the Cow Downs, where Courtier led Landszape
and Rampart a steady 5a.14119! threenile,
after which the three went-a niaetifeady gallop ofamt e
and three-quarters, the Chester Cup nag, Landscape,
going as fresh as a kitten; Sycee did some gentle
work by herself for the Spencer Plate, looking first-
class; and the two year olds were all in good work of
three-quarters of a mile. Warrener's Loam included
Dalby, Viridis, Salamanca, Hammerton, Dawdle, and
Lady Clinton, but they merely walked about for three
hours, and then returned home ; they are, however,
in the bloom of condition. Dover's lot were on the
Horseshoe side. Achievement did some long, steady work ;
Lord Lyon walked only, and the whole of the others did
a couple of canters of three quarters of a mile. Lowe had
his team on the same aide, where Ironmaster did some
brisk work of nearly a mile : he is likely to rua for the
Spencer Plate. Treen's lot were all in steady work;
Weather Isle (engaged in the St. Liz) is very well and St,
and should run well.

On Thursday Dalby did a couple of steady canter; but
Viridis only trotted about, and the remainder of the teams
were in active work. T. S. Dawson's lot wont through
about the same amount of work as on the previous day.
Landscap; did well for Chester, and Sycee continued in
good work for the Spencer Plate. 'Teen's lot only
walked, and the most of Lowe's wore on the Horseshoe
side. Dalby, Goodfellow, Vampire, and Ironmaster did
three quarters of a mile at a good pace, and the latter
never appeared to go better than now. Of Dover's, Dick
Turpin led Cap-a-Pie, Ligurian, and the two year olds a
couple of brisk canters of three quarters of a mile, and
Achievement went through some long steady work. The
most of the others in this quarter were all in goodexercise
at various distances.

him:l'm—On Wednesday Sc.,tt was out with South-
minster, Westwick, War, Taraban, Viscount, Thorsgill,
The Spy, Clipper, Thunder, Kentish Fire, Toison a'Or,
Fecialis, and My Lord. The lot, with the exception of
Fecialis and Thunder (who only took walking exercise),
after taking three brisk cantors and one gallop, walked
some time; then Westwick led War, Taraban, Viscount,
Spy, and Thorsgill, a good gallop about a mile and a half,
the two Chester Cup nags going as well as their most san-
guine admirers could wish. Peck had out Skylark, Black-
lock, Mother Neasham, Camilla, Amendment, Di Spanker,
Agrippa, and filly by Buccaneer. After cantering as usual,
Skylark, Blacklock, Mother Neasham, Amendment, Buc-
caneer filly, and Di Spanker went a nice gallop separately,
then Camilla and Agrippa had a sharp gallop by them-
selves: they are getting very fit for their early engage-
ments, looking the picture of health. I'Anson's team con-
sisted of Marquis gelding, Weatherbit filly, Bab at the
Bowster gelding, Consternation, and Betrayal. The latter
is still taking things:very easily, and Consternation, did
nothing but walk. Weatherbit filly, Marquis gelding, and
Bab at the Bowster gelding did some good work. The
ground here is very heavy.
On Thursday Scott had the same team out as on the
previous day. Westwick, War, Taraban, Viscount, Spy,
and Thorsgill (Omm up) went a couple of good gallops
about a mile and a half, looking and going well. South-
minster, Thunder, and Fecialis took only walking exer-
cise, but Merry and Wise was not out. I'Anson showed
with Bab at the Bowster gelding, Marquis gelding,
Weatherbit filly, Betrayal., and Consternation. The latter
only walked, but Betrayal cantered twice, and the others
did good work. Peck's Skylark, Blacklock, Mother
Neasham, Amendment,
.Di Spanker, filly by Buccaneer,
Camilla, and Agrippa were in strong galloping work. t
LAMBOURNE.—On Thursday morning the colt out of
Sunbeam took the Sunflower colt, Cawdor, Glenderg, and
Lady Morgan a canter of a mile and a steady gallop the
like distance, going first class. The two year olds went
three quarters of a mile twice, namely, colt by Stockwell
out of Catherine Hayes, North Briton, Jolly Tar, colt by
St.. Albans out of Crochet, Masquerade filly, Morgan la
Faye filly, and Miss Croft. Mayflower and Liddington
were restricted to walking exercise. Saxon had his team
on Weathercock Hill, where he did some good work with
the two year olds, nainely, April Morn, Lambert, Adol-
phus, Needle Gun, Plenipotentiary, and Giantess. Vorti-
gern, Spurgeon, and another went a long steady gallop.
Wetherell's, Knight's, and Bates's continue in good work.
LEWES.—On Friday Drewitt had out a string of about
twenty; after cantering nearly a mile, Leases and Ines
were sent a steady gallop for a mile and a half ; then,
after cantering, Samson, York, Witchcraft, and the two
year olds, Provider, Macaroon, Border Knight, Wrestler,
Woful, Pontus, Ethus, and Young Fenton were sent a mile
gallop at la very steady pace; the others merely walked
and trotted about.

KINGSCLETC.E.—On Friday the following made their ap-
pearance in good time, viz., Rosicrucian, The Palmer,
Wolsey, Satyr, Xi, Blue Gown,' Fakir, Adosinda, Green
Sleeve, Cotytto, Pero, Gomez, King Cophetua, Nyl Gate,
and Sister to Rosicrucian. After a little walking exer-
cise on the read they went to the Cannon Heath Downs,
where they commenced active work by doing a couple of
canter; about a mile and a quarter each time. After some
more gentle exorcise in the hollow, Xi and Fakir galloped
a mile at a sharp pace, followed gently by the four young-
sters, all going NN ell. Wolsey and Cottyto were then sent
together a ople4clid gallop of two miles, going from start

to finish at a rare pa,
rattling gallop of n(
Adosinda afterwards
the same distance at a -qv
crack, Rosicrucian, a si
i
‘` Roe i " looked and
fresh at the finish. The -is
Fakir, and Cotytto,- have had a fatuous preparation, and
will most assuredly be heard of to advantage.
FINDON.—On Thursday, owing to the rain, none of our
horses were able to gat out till noon, when part of the
Findon team went across to the Black Patch, where they
met the horses from Michell Grove. After the usual can-
ters, The Demon led Sir David Gam, Gilbert Hannam,
and Madrid a steady gallop of smile, and 0 wain Glyudwr,
Nelaton, Romping Girl, and Proserpine went a mile and a
half. Indian Star and Tibthorpo (engaged in the Earl
Spencer's Plate) did a mile at three-parts sFeed. Lady
Lambton led Retty, Fusiyama, and Miss Martha a
utile, but the other Loraes merely k'pt dodging abaut.
Thalia, Rabbit Trap, and Freemason returned this
afternoon from Epsom, accompanied by The Breach.
On Friday the Michell Grove horses were in the Lea Farm
Bottom soon after six, and Gilbert Hanutun, Miss Martha,
and Fusiyama did a good morning's work. The Findon
horses out were 0 wain Glyudwr, Thalia (in the North-
amptonshire Stakes), Romping G:r;, Nelaton, The Breach,
Rabbit Trap, S:r Dav:d Gam, Madrid, Tibthorpo, Judi: n
Star, Proserpine, The Demon, an i Lady Lambton. Owa'n
Glyndwr, Nelaton, and Tho Breach had two canters of a
mile, and a gallop of a mile and a quarter. The Breach
appears to be a nice kind of horse, and, with a judicious
preparation, will, no 'doubt, win a good race. The Demon
led Madrid and Sir David Gain a gallop of a mile and a
quarter, and Indian Star and Tibthorpe went a mile at
half-speed. The others only walked about.
EPSONL—Thursday was a very rough day. Potter was
the first to show with Isabella and Holice, who went two
nice gallops for a mile and a half ; these are all doing well
for Bromley. Forster did a rattling gallop with Brilliant.
Tormentor went two miles and a half. Qeocu Esther (in
the Althorp Park Stakes at Northampton) is reported to be a
clinker. Several others did only a few canters. Friday was
a very fine day. After the'r usual canters, Beeswing (with
Prior up) went a splendid two-mile gallop. Aileshury,
Nutpecker, and Cecil then went a good four-mile sweat
Cecil is evidently getting ready for his Chester Cup en- _
gagement. The colt by Dundee out of Cotytto did a four-
mile sweat by himself.
NEWMAIIKET. -The following work was done on Friday
morning : -On the racecourse Jennings, generally early
with his team, sent Rabican, Capitaine, La Sarrazin, Dra-
gon, Trocadero, and Euchanteur a nice half-speed gallop
round Cambridge Hill. M. Dawson sent the seine course
Julius, led by Clairon, while Pace, Harvester, Leonie,
Paid e, and one or two more, were striding
along A.F. Hayho 3 sweated Suffolk, accompa-
nied by Jasper, and galloped King Alfred, Resti-
tution, Tim Whiffler colt, and Brother to Poleaxe.
[tayhos, jun., gave Lozenge and Leap Year a rattling

gallop together, both looking and going remarkably
well. Several from (What's galloped, including Roque-
fort, who ruptured a blood-vessel and was pulled up. Bloss
had'those horses mentioned on Thursday doing the usual
amount of work. Gadding sweated Goodwood, and gay&
Python, Landlord, Beauty, and Armourer a good gallop.

On the opposite side of the town, John Dawson was only
doing steady work with Typhoeus, who, however, was
looking remarkably welL Blanton galloped at a good
pace, over Bury fills, Bounceaway, Demonstration,
Pyrrhic, and Verulam ; and Joseph Dawson sent the same
course Friponnier, Belphogor,: Grimston, Brother to Straf-
ford, Qui Vive, Whitby, &c. Martin's, Cotton's, Boyce's,
and Price's separate teams were doing plenty of work, and
o:her stables not mentioned were more or less busy. All
the Epsom horses were, of course, doing nothing beyond
healthy exercise.

YFIELD.—On Friday Alec Taylor had his team on the
Clatford Downs, where he gave Whalebone and Boanerges
a gallop for about two miles; At Last and Tremble went

the same distance. Marshal Ney, Maid of Masham mare,
Safety, Gentle Mary, and Pic-n!c galloped a mile and a
and Citron and the Rattlebone filly ;vent the same
distance, as did also Victress. Dulcet and the Young
ones galloped a mile. Adam Bede went out, but did no
work. Tho following from hero are engaged in the Great
Northampton Stakes ; Maid of Masham mare, Safety, and
Adam Bode. In the St. Liz —TrJmble, Adam Bede, Pic-
nic, and Citron. In the Spencer Plate—Marshal Ney,
Brother to Knight of the Crescent, and Pic-nic. F ran-
chise, and our two other Darby nags, Boanerges and Pic-
nic, continue to go beautifully.

HEDNESFORD.-:-On Tuesday morning the hills were
slightly covered witb snow, and a sharp frost had made
some of the tracks so hard that the horses were obliged to
trot about until the sun had penetrated the ground. Hep-
wood was first to begin work with Rejoinder, Flying Scud,
Arran, Wynnstay, Frolicsome, and Master -Butterfly.
Meauwood went a steady gallop of about two miles at half
speed. Cliff's jot—Ambition, Kidderminster, Thermome-
ter, Melody, Unc.ss, colt by De Clare, Greenhorn, Trouba-
• dour, Flying Jib, Master Willie, Dunrobin, Sister to Fly-
lug Jib, Verity, colt by Gunboat, Pharaoh, Torch, I3as-
soon, filly by Knight of liars, Oceana, and Skirmish filly
—went through a good amount of exercise. Crown
Prince has been put to the stud. The following of Saun-
Jested-wore auk% gothiliwork on, the three-quarter mile gal-
lop : —Charlie, Lollypop, President Lincoln, Whinyard,
colt by Citadel, and Beaudesert; as were also the
following steeplechasers :—Crusade, Cruiskeen, Lady
Audrey, and a stranger. Eskrett's Edinburgh, Jolly Jack,
Alarmist., Arigill, and 3lasluer, followed by the Lifeboat
filly, were at work on the round canter. Adelphi (a colt
by Ben Webster) was walking on the hills, looking re-
markably well. Palmer had out Pantaloon, Bedford, The
Clown, and Fan, but none of them did any very strong
work. lona is going well, but still remains small. On
Wednesday Fan and The Clown were walking on the
roads. Seven of Hopwood's lot went the Stringer's
Corner and the round canter, and Master Butterfly, Frolic-
some, and Arran took the Poole Gallop. Cliff came out
with nineteen, the team going through the same work as
on the previous day. On Thursday but very little work
was gone through by any of the teams, owing to a fall
of snow overnight having made the hills somewhat
sloppy.

STOCKBRIDGE.—Friday morning was delightfully fine.
Haynes came on to the Danebury side with his little team,
all looking well. Duchess galloped a mile, and the two-
year olds Alderman, Robert Landrie, and Cicada were
taking healthy exercise. Athena (engaged at Northamp-
ton in the Whittlebury), should she put in an appearance,
will about win, although not quite ripe. Lord of the Dales
(in the Northamptonshire Stakes) has been stopped for a
fortnight in his preparation, but will run respectably
should be go to the post ; he galloped two miles by himself

this morning. Logarithm, The Earl, Birdseeker, Hermit,
and Cuckoo gallope.l about a mile ani a quarter, Seville
and Summer's Eve going about the same distance at a
good bat. Lady Elizabeth is still being led about with a
boy on her back.