The Sun.
London, England, 1868-01-30 00:00:00

ST. LIZ HANDICAP.
The St. Liz Handicap of 15 sovs each, 10 ft. One mile

and a quarter. 60 subs.
A:ge st lb
Lord Lyon ... 5 9 8
Lord Ronald ... 6 9 0
Lozenge ... ... 6 8 4
Romping Girl ... 4 710
Cheltenham ... 4 7 10
Mount Palatine 5 7 9
Leases ... ... 4. 7 8
Wolsey 5 7 8
Nemec 4 7 7
Python ... ...4 7 5
Feador , .4 7 1
Lady Coventry ... 3 7 0
Empress of India. it` 7 ' 0
Tremble ... 4 6 12
Thalia 5 6
Artesian ... /Y
Sportsman 6 12
Montagnard 4, 6 12,
Ben Nevis... -,.. 4
Miss Harriette .
Armourer 4`-.''6. 14
Louis of Hesse 4 (i Ltd
Rabbit Trap ... 4 6 10'

.• _
. - ' Age st lb 1
Proserpina ... 5 6 8
Attack colt ... 4 .6 7
Lady Lariibten ... 4 6 4
Red, Itiband ... 4 6 4
Gray. Steaking ... 5 6 4
Slanderer ... ... 3 6 4
Sister to. Vedette ... 4 6 2
Adam llado ~..4 4 6 0
Madrid... ..: 3 512
Kettleholder ... 3 5 12
Ligr,ian ... -,,.‘. 35 10
Weatliar Isle ... 3 510
Dembn ••• ... 3 5 (.1
Pic-nic ••• ... 3.5 7
Qitron. - t... , 1.,. 3 4,7,
LaGjilt4ii ... 3 ,''
snowdteiv... ~.. 3 5- 7
Choral ... .., ~. 3 5 7.
B3l.,iglavrt ... 3 5 7
CetyttO "...• ••• 3'5 7
ilschia filly - ~. 3's' 7
itadivi Yll ,S,' .. . .. . 3 5 7
BleOrtoils ... —3 5 7

LINCOLN' GRIND.STEEPLECHASE.

The Grand Steeplechase (handicap) of 10 says each, 5 ft,
and only 3 if declared, with 100 added ; winners of a
steeplechase of 100 sovs after the weights are published
81b, twice or 200 121 b extra; the second to save his
stake. Four miles. 40 subs.
The highest weight accepting being 12st 61b, it has been
raised to 12st 71b, and the others in proportion.
Age st lb
... al2 7
... a 12 1
... a 11 11
... all 5
... a 11 3
... a 11 3
... all 1
... a 11 1
by

Meanwood
Gameboy
Benazet
Emperor 111.
Emperor 11.
Doctor
The Plover
Reporter
Bridegroom,
Pompey ... ... a 11 1
Wings of the Wiud 6 10 10
Gladiator ... ... 5 10 10

st lb
Overton ... alO 10
Greenland... a 10 9
Ply-by-Night (h b) a 10 9
Franciscan 6 10 6
The Lamb... ... 610 5
Iph ... 6 10 1
ffie 6 10 1
E
Barbarian ... 5 10 1
Zinganee (h 6 10 1
Diaua 6 10 1
Bosco, by Promised
Land 5 10 1

°HELMER 1
The Chelmer Handicap of 15

IA.NDICAP.
sous each, 10 ft. About one
ht. 45 subs.
ing being Bst 81b, it has been
lers in proportion.

mile, straig'

The highest weight accepti
raised to Bst 121 b, and the o hi
Age st lb
Leases 4 8 12
Act a 3 t 5 8 4
Artesian 5 8 4
Wild Bee ... ••• 6 7 7
Porter's Knot ... 4 7 4
Cavalier 4 7 4
Manoeuvre f 4 7 2
Pyrrhic 4 7 2
Sweet Willie ... a 7 0
Ettrick 4 7 0

Age st lb
Cauthleen 4 7 0
Ganymede... 4 7 0
Nannie •
4 6 13
Melbourne.., 3 6 6
Demon •
3 6 6
Lady Pam_ • 4 6 6
Thorndyke 3 6 5
Eleonora 3 6 4
Dr. Wilson 3 6 4
Moses 3 5 12
Grey Araby 3 5 11

Grand Annual Steeplechase of 15 sovs
BIRMINGHAM STEEPLECHASES.
WEDNESDAY, Feb. 12.
Birmingham
100 added; the winner of any steeple-
steeplechase value 203 soya, 51b extra ;
The
eitcßh i, r
5m
fi
tn,
chase after Jan. 27, at noon, sth; or any steeplechase
any steeplechase
who are qualified under the new rules,
value 100 Boys,. 91b ; twice, or 200 sovs, 141 b extra ; the
:ever ridden the winner of any handicap
lowed 51b (provided it does not reduce
the second to save his stile. About three miles
. secondagstneendtplweiericoittenna
steeplechase,
have
ieav,nde
the weight under the limit of the National Steeplechase
half. 66 subs.
Rules)and
a ;
Age st lb
~, a 12 7
a 12 5
a 12 0
Hornetmeanwood:::
...
6 12 0
F(l
C 1
hayimfimesub
oheeyyr
. .. .
Sweep
...
~ a 11 12
a 11 11
Lawrence Oat° all 11
......
BGploribtuele ..... .
.. •
a 11 10
B e
a 11 10
Columbia • . •..
ft 1
NorthernLight(hb) a 10 7 7
S Maelstrom
z e t
Sir William ...
..
... :.. :: al2 4
•
all 5
Tigeraks p
o ea
br)e a 11 6
...
a 11 3
Despatch ••• ...
a 11 3
The Doctor ...
h .
.. a 11 3
Tally-ho ... ... all 0
Cabin Boy (1.1 b)... a 10 12
Archimedes •.. a
10 12
6 10 12
Moose ..• ..• 610 12
Gams ... .
Tennyson ... ..•
Woodbury Hill (lib) a 10
10 11
12
Ring of Hearts ... a 10 11
Port Royal, by
Yellow Jack "'. alO 10
Pearl Diver ... a
Musketeer ... ... 10 10
Nothing More ... 610 10
Nun (h b) ... ... alO 10
Cartouche ... ... a 10 10
Kin Arthur ... 6 10 10
L.S.D. ... ... a 10 9
Hungerford ..• a 10 9
Bishopton ... ... 610 8

Age st lb
Chesterfield 6 10 8
Corkscrew (h b) 610 8
Tom,byCodrington 6 10 8
Wild Duck (h b) alO 7
Knave of Trumps_ a 10 7
The Colonel 5 10 7
Greenland a 10 7
Ur!iposhot 6 10 7
Priestess, by Loyola 6 10 7
Havelock ... a 10 7
Cameo a 10 7
Jacob 5 10 7
True Heart 6 10 6
The Lamb... 6 10 6
Snowstorm, by Lord
Fauconberg (h b) 5 10 6
HighaYer . a 10 5
Troubadour 6 10 5
Under the Cloud ... a 10 5
Charming Woman a. 10 5
Risk 6 10 4
King Alfred a 10 4
Sea King a 10 4
Sincerity, by Red
Hart a 10 4
Effie • 610 0
Sylph 6 10 0
Bosco 510 0
Albrighton (h b)... 6 10 0
The Switcher (late
Lucullus)
Topthorne...
Diana

a 10 0
a 10 0
~ 6 10 0

Daisy
The Cripple

::: a (paid)
.., a (paid)

The following should have been published in the List:—
NEWTON, 1867.
Manor Cup, won by Mr. Naylor's Grey Stocking.
Mr. Green (Mr. T. J. ilorncastle) na Vulcan. 5 soy.
South Lancashire Cup, won by Mr. T. Da,wson's Belmont.
Mr. Green (Mr. T. J. Horncastle), na Vulcan. 3 soy.
LIVERPOOL Ann:lAl MEETING, 1867.
Stewards' Plate, won by Mr. P. Smith's Flora.
Mr. Greets (Mr. T. J. fiorncastle's) Vulcan. 5 sov...

HORSES STRUCK OUT OF THEIR ENGAGE-

Jan.2B, a
22, att 9 9
aan
Jan. 28, at 9 MENTS.
Oaka le out of Grand Annual Steeple
Chase at Warwick.
Jan. PP
W t 1 d (dead), out of all en,-
es mor an
a.m., Bandmaster, out of all engagements.
gagements.

Jan. 28, at 9 a.m., all Mr. Flight's horses out of Lincoln
engagements.

Jan. 28, at 0.40 p.m., King Victor, out of Lincolnshire
Handicap.
oofuLtinof-
Chester Cup.
Jan. 28,28, p.
at B.l.o4op.Pn.l.l,ni'''eSuc:orellnegt earndandial
Special,Specou;
Lin-
coln handicap.
Jan. 28, at 0.30 p.m., Red Riband, out of Liucoln handi-
cap.

Jan. 28, at 4.25 p.m., Redcap, out of Chester Cup.

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Edlw' ednaunehas bacn .registered--Mr.

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