The Sun.
London, England, 1868-05-09 00:00:00

THE SUN, LONDON, SAI URDAY EVENING, MAY 9, ISGL.

iii-FER, THE ROYAL ITALIAN OPERA,
COVENT-GARDEN—EVANS' TO SUP.
After Covent-garden Opera EVANS' to SUP:
After Covent-garden Opera EVANS' to SUP
After Covent-garden Opera EVANS' to SUP.
After Covent-garden Opera EVANS' to SUP.
After Covent-garden Opera EVANS' to SUP.
London Singing and Supper Club, EVA. N S', Covent garden
Vocal Entertainment at Eight.

AFTER Il E R MAJESTY'S OPERA,
DRURY-LANE—EVANS' TO SUP.
After Drury-lane Opera EVANS' to SUP.
After Drury-lane Opera EVANS' to SUP.
After Drury-lane Opera EVANS' to SUP.
After Drury-lane Opera EVANS' to SUP.
After Drury-lane Opera EVANS' to SUP.
London Singing and Supper Club, EVANS', Covent-garden:
Vocal Entertainment at Light.

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self over the York course. Buttercup, also, has done a lot
of work, and is very well, whilst the "Giant," from the
work he has done lately, will not, I should say, ba wanted
at York. In the Zetland Stakes we have Clarionette, Vara,
Retort, Little Nell, filly by Newminster out of Dutchman's
Daughter, and Hector. Of these I have a strong fancy for
the Dutchman's Daughter filly, who, if sent, will run very
forward. In her absence, however, I shall trust another
of Watson's representatives -Retort, who is a smart colt
and remarkably well j 'lst now.

MIDDLEHAN.t.--The training grounds here have got tery
hard, and all our horses are now• doing their work on the
High Moor, but we have not ha I much going on since my
last. Go Tuesday, Fubert sent Fortnnio, Lord Hastings, and
Warwick a steady two mile gallop. I'l'olh:3oHW and La
Mousse galloped a mile and a half. Honesty galloped two
miles at, a good pace, going first class. Wednesday.—
Fortuitio went a good three mile gallop, led the last mile
and a half by Warwick, going very well. Frolicsome and
La Mousse galloped two miles, as also did Honesty.
Thursday.—Fortnnio galloped three miles, led the last
►Wile and a half by Warwick. Frolicsome, La Mousse, and
Louis of Hesse galloped two miles and a half. Winter's
Kingmaker, Palisade, Visconut4ms colt, and Affection were
doing steady mile and a half work, as were also Osborue's
Sister to Little Agnes, Slap Bang, Jenny Mills, Percus-
sion, Skysail, and Little Duko. Dawson's lot are only
cantering, as is also Fervacquos. Mercury I have not seen
out the last three days. The remainder of our horses are
doing steady work. In the Great Northern at York we
have Honesty, Fervacques, Bracken, Minster Bell, For-
tunio, Weather Star, and Sister to Little Agues, and of
this lot I prefer Honesty, who is sure to take a lot of beat-
ing, as I never saw the old horse go batter in his life. He
is worth standing to win and a place.

STOCKBRIDGE.— The usual lot of horses from.Danebury
and the Houghton Down establishments were out on Wed-
nesday, under the inspection of the Marquis of Hastings,
Mr. Padwick, and Mr. H. Hill. After cantering, Cock of
the Walk led Lopez, Blucher, Rowallan, Espartero, Ar-
baces, Standard Bearer, and Amethyst colt a mile at a
good pace. Cuckoo led Miss Foote, Lady Cecilia, Iberia,
Lady Di, Crucifixion filly, and Flower Girl the same dis
tance. Mr. Briggs and Lady Raglan went a mile and a
half. Athena led The Earl, Equerry, Herald, Birdseeker,
and Summer's Eve the same distanc'. Logarithm and
Lady Elizabeth went a mile and a half gallop at a rattling
pace; and the more I see the "crack" gallop the more I
like her. Thursday—All had one canter, and then Sum-
mer's Eve led Flower Girl a nice gallop of three quarters
of a mile at three parts speed. Our Derby nags, Lady
Elizabeth, The Earl, and Athena, are doing as well as their
most ardent admirers cln wish, and I think it is most
likely they will all three be at the post, the latter to insure
a pace for the other two. Nu animal can possibly b; going on
better than Lady Elizabeth; she tak .s her gallops of a
mile and a half or more every day, and seems to make no
trouble of taking a good gallop. No matter what goes
with her, they all share the seine fate, and have to go as
fast as they can to make her gallop at all ; and as for her
staying I have not the slightest doubt of that. The only
thing I hope is, they will give her a start with everything
qu.ire, when she will win the Derby as easily as sho does
a canter at home.

MALTON, Wednesday.—Scott was busy with West wick,
who took a ta:ping gallop of two miles, by himself. Tara-
ban showed the way for Thorsgill, The Spy, and Vis-
count over the same distance, at threw-parts speed. Zapolya
took a splendid gallop of a mile by himself. 'Thunder, My
Lord, Ratty Whip, and Tolson d'Or took h steady gallop,
led by Southniinster. The Bab at the Bowster gelding
and Consternation went a mile. The Lapidist dam f and
Flash Emma galloped a similar distance. The Buccaneer
filly and Vedette filly took a couple of gallops of a mile.
Malta, George Osbaldeston, and the colt by Cramond had
two steady breathers. Lady Zetland wound up with a
slashing gallop of a mile, and this mare shows vast im-
provement since she ran at Lincoln. Thursday—The
same amount of work done as on the previous day. At
York we have Westwick and Viscount in the Great
Northern, and whichever they think proper to run will be
about winning. Zetland Stakes.—Zapolya is well, has
undergone a thorough preparation, and will be found
handy.
CHILTON.—The following two year olds are in work :
M. A., Cara, Careful, Pelisse, Congratulator, Kieksy Wick-
sy, and the Prime Minister colt. The colt by Joskin out
of Queen Elizabeth I have not seen for more than a week,
lie having, I believe, ricked himself a little.
STANTON.—My information is scanty to-day, as many of
our horses are at Chester, and we have nothing engaged
next week at the York Spring Meeting.
ILSLEY. —We have Dalby, Milton, and Landscape en-
gaged iu the Gre:,t Northern Handicap. Dalby's form
your readers saw at Chester. Milton is well, but I don't
think will run. Landscape, if wanted, will take a deal of
beating for this event, as he is a useful colt, and the dis-
tance will just suit him. Chivalry, in the Flying Dutch-
man's Handicap, is doing steady work, but I have no fancy
for him. Knavestuire Plate.—Duchess of Athole is a very
neat-made little filly, and goes a great pace for half a
mile, so therefore I think sho will almost win. Arlington
and Actress, in the &Vaud Stakes, are only moderate.
lIEDNESFORD.—The following horses have been doing
nice steady work:—Edinburgh, Alarmist, Jolly Jack,
Airgill, Adelphi, Masquer, Butterfly, East Lancashire,
Arran, the colt out of Fenella, Louisa, Lucy, Whinyard,
Cawnpore, Lollypop, colt by Romulus, Melody, Ben Web-
ster filly, Monitor, Barnabo, Master Willie, Ottoman,
Thermometer, Pharaoh, and Torch.

FINDON.-At York, in the Great Northern Handicap,
we have Sister to Vedette, and the mare appears fresh.
She has done abundance of work, but I do not know
whether, she will be sent or not. Most probably some of
the horses that are at Chester may go forward to York.
Winchester Meeting—Fourth Winchester Biennial Stakes
—Lyttleton and the filly by the Ranger are both going on
very well' at present, , but the filly is a lit .le backward.
Third Biennial Stakes —We have the Demon and Exa-
miner, and they have both dotie plenty of work, and are
fit to run. Madrid is all right again, and has resumed
work. Owain Glyndwr has been in physic, and he also
looks as if he would soon got into work again.