The Sun.
London, England, 1868-09-19 00:00:00

TRAINING REPOR7S.

BECIERAMPTON.-Mr. Woolcot was out with his team at
the usual time. After walking for somo time he gave the
following two canters each : —Stradbroke, Janet Rawcliffe,
Minna Troil, Socrates, and Endora ; after which Strad-
broke and Socrates went a nice gallop of about two miles,
going well. Stradbroke is the only one we have in the
Cesarewitch ; he is going on well, and ought to be in the
front with his light weight; the course, too, is likely to
suit him.

KINGSCLERE.—Ai Newmarket next week 1 do not ex-
pect many will be required from here. Great Eastern
Handicap—Xi and Satyr are entered. The first named
is not in work, and I have not seen him the last two morn-
ings. Satyr, if required, is sure to run forward ;he is very
fit and looking very well indeed in himself now.

NEWMARKET.—IIermit, Laneret, King Victor, Pericles,
Siion's, Van Amburgh, Leonie, Bounceaway, Professor
Anderson, Chapel Royal, Gloire de Dijon, Russian Bear,
St. Angela, Clairon, Courtmantle, Belphegor, Contempt,
Harebell, Roland, Pyrenees, Head Centre, Benevolence,
Ritualist, Kettleholder, Snowdrop, Nelly Rose, and Casse
Tete, all in the Great Eastern Handicap, have been doing
regular work, and are fit to go. Dragon has only a day
or two ago returned from France, so I can say little of
him but that he looks well. St. Ronan and Porter's Knot
are doing but little at present. I fully expect the winner
will come from either Leonie or Bounceaway, both being
so fresh and well. Nineteenth Triennial.—Vauban has
been doing steady work. Ruth is a very bad one indeed.
Ravioli is our best, is very well, and has done plenty of
work. She will just about land this stake. Grand
Duke Michael Stakes. Courtmantle, Mortemer, and
Restitution are our most likely runners. Mortemer has of
late been in France, but he appears all right, and is going
well. I should fancy ho will about beat this lot. Thun-
derstorm is out of training at present. Hopeful Stakes.—
Thor is a big horse, but not yet fit. Brother to Chat-
tanooga is only doing gentle canters. De Vere and Al-
bania are both in good work, as also Abstinence and the
filly out of King Alfred's dam- Abstinence will win. Of
our Cesarewich horses Julius has left us. Hermit goes
well at present. Blueekin has only been, as I before said,
going on steadily. Friponnier has been going on most
satisfactorily with Friday, Knight Errant, and Makeshift
colt, and no animal can be looking or daing better.
81OCKBRIDGE.—On Wednesday the following horses
were out and cantered : —Logarithm, Equerry, Birdsoeker,
Cock of the Walk, Minnie Warren, Scottish Oueen, Beata,
Lady Duppliu, and Lady Elizabeth. Herald, Red Rice,
Blucher, and Crucifixion filly were walking about. There
are thirteen yearlings out (all colts) from Danebury, and
most of them canter awl go as straight as old horses. The
same lot of horses were out from both Danebury and
Houghton Downs and cantered. Then Mr. Briggs led
Lady Raglan a gallop of a mile and a half. Friday.—They
were again the same from both places, and all cantered ex-
cept Heral, Minnie Warren, and Crucifixion filly.
Cock of the Walk then led Scottish Queen a good gallop
of a mile.

RlcuMOND.—Reltub, Caprera, Stella, Tho Gleaner, De-
claration, King Hal, Roderick Random, and Nothing More
have been daily taking the long gallop gently. Prior,
Carnival c, Lady DeWliurst, Sawyer, Last Rose of Sum-
mer, Annie Stewart, Intricate, Parasol, Attache, Miss
Chapman, Bessie Dixon, and all others have taken their
usual steady work. Roltub, on Tuesday, was in physic.
Geant des liatailles and Brennus are for Newmarket. We