The Sun.
London, England, 1868-04-25 00:00:00

STUD NA'IVS.

Mr. J. H. C. Wyndharn's S *l9:•ina, a filly by Glenmas-
son, and will be put to hint again, at Mouut Pleasant, Old
Warden.

At Belkus, April 16, Kate Dayrell, a bay filly by High
Treason, and will be put to Amsterdam.
At Leybourno, April 12, Sir Joseph Hawley's Salamanca
(dam of Arapeile), a chosnut filly by Fitz-Biland, and
will be put to Beadsman.

At Archerstown (county Tipperary), April 16th, Mr.
Langley's Batter tha Daisies, by Ribston Pippin, a colt by
Master Richard.

At Mossband Hall, Longtown, April 13, Mr, W. Riley's
Lady Elizabeth, by Layton, a brown filly by Motley,
which hai been named Waxwork; the mare will be put
to him again. _ _

At Middleton-one-Row stud farm, the Company's Miss
Armstrong, a chesnut filly by Thormanby ; Mr. Pedley 's
Venom (dam of Spite), a bay colt by Ely; both mares will
be put to Cavendish.

At Hooton stud farm, April 21st, Mr. Lewis's Mount&n
Deer mare, a colt by The Hadji ; 22d, Mr. Naylor's Art-
less, a filly by Carnival or Macaroni. Arrived to Caterer :
Mr. Hudson's Lily of Killarney.
At Sutton-place, near Guildford, Mr. Alexander's La•ly
Weymouth, a chesnut filly by Thunderbolt; and his
Leoville, a bay colt by Wild Dayrell ; both mires will b 3
put to Thunderbolt, to whom Mr. Chamberlayne's Rosalie
has arrived.

At Yardley stud farm, on the 11th inst., Mr. Graham's
Egyptian, by Touchstone, a bay colt ; 14th, mare by Moun-
tain Deer out of Ibis, a chesnut filly; and oa the 18th,
chesnut mare by Leamington out of Splitvote, a chosnut
filly, all by Oxford, to whom Mr. E. Studd's Lintot, with
a colt by Knight of St. Patrick, has arrived.

At Sledmere, Sir Tattoa Sykes's Wensleydale, by Col-
sterdale, dam by Pyrrhus the First, her dam by Hetnnan
Platoff—Chateau Margeaux—Grey Momus's dam, a ch:s-
nut colt by Stockwell, and will be put to Rataplan. The
yearlings at Sledmere are a b iy filly by Lord Clifden out
of Bernice, a chestnut filly by Slitciroui out of Miss Agues
(dam of Bismarck), an .l a chestnut colt by Macaroni out
of Wensleydale.

At Doncaster, Lord Glasgow's Anonyina twins, a colt
and filly, by General Peel, the latter of which only lived
four days; the mare will ba put to First Flight. Mr.
Somerset's Leghorn a filly by Adventurer, and will b 3
put to Rapid Rhone; Mr. W. Sa•iler's Demeira, a colt by
Carbineer, and will be put to Rapid Rhone ; Lord Glas-
gow's mare by West:Australian out of brown Bess, a brown
colt by Toxophilite ; and mare by Toxaphilite, dam by
Melbourne, a bay filly by Clarissimus ; his lordship's mare
by Voltigeur, da•n by Irish Birdcatcher, a bay colt by
Knowsley, and will La put to• him again ;.mare by Young
Melbeurno out of Maid of Mash a brown filly by
Brother to Bird on the Wing.

Lohunda paddock; Clousill (cartnty Dublin),
April 14th, Mr. Betagh's Feodor, by Vedette, a bay colt
by Trumpeter, and will ba put to Master Richard, to
whom the following have arrive I, in addition to those
previously announced :—Mr. McGrane's Hobo, by Brandy,
with a colt by Mainstay; Mr. Rynd's -the Pet, by Vul-
can (barren) ; Captain Bayly's Pas da Charge, by Rata-
plan (barren) ; Captain Bayly's Favourite, by Ilarkaway
(maiden) ; Mr. Lawes's Bumboa,t, by Lifeboat or Gun-
boat (barren) ; Mr. McGrane's mare by Bolingbroke
(maiden) ; Mr. Plunkett's Rachel (dam of Dunsany and
Fire Eater), who slipped foal by Solon or Master Richard ;
Mr. Betagh's Privilege, by Newminster (maiden) ; Mr.
Donnelly's Daisy Plucker, by Birdcatcher, who slippo 1
foal by Shamrock ; and Mr. O'Callaghan's Kitb, by Brandy
(maiden). '

At Swaleliffe stud farm, April 9th, Bistro, by West
Australian, a brown colt by Blair Athile ; 11th, Mr.
Lawrence's Juanita, by St. Albans, a chestnut colt by
Lord of the Isles ; 14th, Mr. Dore's Queen Esther, by
Warlock, a chesnut colt by Sycophant; 16th, The Pal-
merstown stud's Tawney, by Ivan, a bay or brown colt
by Plum Pudding ; 17th, No Name, by Marsyas out of
Moodkee, a bay colt by King John. The above mares
will be put to Chevalier d'lndustrie, to whom Captain
Barlow's No Name, by Teddington out of Queen of
Beauty, with filly by Wingravo, has also arrived. Ou the
21st, Maid of the Hills, by Woolwich, a bay colt by Pic-
km, and will be put to Nasz...by ; 21st, The Orphan, a
chesnut filly by Blackdowu or Minstrel; bay mare by
Leopold out of Mincemeat, with a bay colt by Neville, has
arrived to him again.

At the Root stud farm, April 10th, Colonel Towneley's
Haricot, a brown filly by Kettledrum, and is put to him
again ; April 10th, Mr. Bradey's Hospodar mare, a bay
colt by Sharpshooter, and is put to Kettledrum; April
12th, Mr. Morris's Tourney, a bay colt by The Marquis,
and will be put to Breadalbane ; April lath, Mr. Red-
head's Lazy Lass, a chesnut filly by King of Trumps, and
will be put to Breadalbane ; April 17th, Captain Starkie's
South Chesire, a bay colt by Adventurer, and will be put
to King of Trumps ; April 19th, Colonel Towneley's
Passion Flower, a brown colt by Cape Flyaway, and will
be put to King of Trumps; April 22nd, Mr. Davis's Lady
Midd:eton, a brown filly, and will be put to Brcadalbane.
Arrivals :—To King of Trumps : Lord Feversham's Full
Cry, with chesnut filly by King of Trumps. To Kettle-
drum : Captain Starkie's black mare, in foal to him. To
Breadalbane : Captain Starkie's Thyme.
FRENCH-At Gouvieux, M. A. Desvigne's Perle, a filly
by Muscovite. At Martinvast, M. A. Schicklor's Paque-
line, a filly by Argonaut. Paniquo and Benedicta have
been covered by Florin. Perle Fine has been turned out
of training. Mons. MoSselman's celebrated old mare
Serenade has foaled a filly by Allez!-y-Gaiment- prema-
turely, which has received the name of Neruda. Tam-
bour' Battant and Catspaw will stand this season at
Vieux Rouen, near Louviers.

A veterinary certificate, signed by Mr. T. Redford, of
Winchester, M.R.C.V.S., of the age of tho Duke of Hamil-
ton's b3y horse Collet Monte, 5 yrs, has been officially
lodged.

Violent, who ran third for the City and Suburban last
year, was purchased by Mr. Brayley for 300 guineas after
Winning a steeplechase at Croydon on Friday.
Diamond was purchased by Mr. Barry for 45 guineas
after running unsuccessfully in the Shirley Plato at
Croydon.

Mr. Jackson's colt by Blair Athol out of Jost, the win-
ner of the Mowbray Stakes at Thirsk, has been named
Fitzwilliam.

Rainham (Essex) Races are fixed for August 29, ful
particulars whereof will appear in due time.

Heigrave, the winner of the Saver Cup for hunters at
Thirsk, has been purchased by Sir George Wombwell,
Bart., for 450 sous. _ _

Paleface and Ashtead, winners of Selling 'laces lat
Thirsk, have r spectively gone into George Dawson's and
T. Lund's stables.

Trivet, by Diophantus, 4 yrs, was sold by auction to
Mr. B. Giles at Knighton for 16 soya.

Great Yarmouth Races will take place Aug. 23 and 26.
A spring meeting will also be held May 5.
Confederate is turned out of training.
Hawick Races are announced for Juno 5 and 6.
The West Dorset and Boamiuster Races are fixed for
Sept. 11.

Mr. Wilson has purchased Widdles, 6 yrs., the horse
that ran second in the Hunters' Steeplechase at York on
Monday last ; and Luteolino, by Lanibton, 4 yrs, which
ran third in the Silver Cup at Thirsk on Thursday. They
are intended for steeplechase purposes, and will no doubt
carry Mr. E. P. Wilson through many a good run with the
Warwickshire Hounds next season.
SHANGARRY.—This once famous steeplechaser, the pro-
perty of Mr. Studd, of .flallaton, died at a veterinary sur-
geon's at Leicester a few days since. In 1866 Shangarry
won the Grand National lluut Steeplechase at Crewkerne,
and last year ran third in the Grand National Steeple-
chase at Liverpool.