The Sun.
London, England, 1868-10-24 00:00:00

TRAINING REPORTS.

RicumoNn.—On Tuesday, Anne Stewart went about a
mile and a quarter at half-speed. Ladas, Ortie, Caprera,
Annie, Sweet Annie, The Gleaner, and Intricate took
steady work ; and in the evening 3loccoletto left here for
Newmarket. Lund's did very littlo. Watson galloped
Auchinlock, Raunds, Evelina, Last Roso of Summer, Hind,
Virtue, Elvire, Man of Ross, and the National Guard colt
gently. Wednesday.—Much the same was done. Man of
Ross and Raunds were doing about a mile and a half ;
Virtue and Buttercup the same. Adamant and Atreus
went a mile and a half steadily. Thursday.—Buttercup
and Auchinleck took a mile and a half steady gallop.
Sweet Annie and Prior galloped a mile Caprora went a
mile and a half sharply. Evelina, Last Rose of Summer,
Hind, and the Cure colt wont nicely about a mile and a
quarter. There are a fine lot of yearlings getting very
forward, and promising to race well.
NEWMARKET.—For the Lincoln Handicap, Knight of

the Garter has been going on very well. Van Amburgh
has been leading Kettleholder and Python all their work,
and is very sound and fit to run. Lady Coventry has not
done much since she ran in the Cambridgeshire ; a day or
two's rest will do her no harm, and she will probably be
kept for the Liverpool Autumn Cup. Nine Elems 1 don't
think can get this distance, although the horse is well.
Russian Bear is only moderate, and Miss Gratwicke, a
sound animal, has been doing plenty of work, but is not
good enough to overthrow Knight of the Garter. Bloss's
lot consist of four—Vespasian, Knight cf the Garter, Indi-
gestion, and Vauban ; the first two have done well, and
the othor two go very steadily. Godding also has four
engaged, three already alluded to. Goodwood 1 have only
seen going gently. Tormentor is lame, and Miss Have-
lock in no form. Lady Coventry I have made mention
of.

STOCKBRIDGE—On Wednesday the following horses were
out :—Blucher, Equerry, Beata, Lady Dupplin, Minnie
Warren, Crucifixion filly, and fourteen yearlings. They
all went away to a piece of downs by the side of the
Greatly-road, where they did some trotting and cantering
exercise. Tom Day's head lad had Paris, Boaster, and
four yearlings out on the same downs, but they only did
some trotting about. Thursday.—The same lot were out
again from both stables, and after walking about for half
an hour, they all cantered except Equerry and one of the
yearlings. Paris led Beata, Lady Dupplin, and the Cruci-
fixion filly ; Boaster led Tom Day's four yearlings a
similar canter; then Blucher led nine of the yearlings a
second canter of nearly a mile, and I never saw a lot of
yearlings go better in my life. They are all a good-

looking lot. Friday.—Wo had a very wet morning. The
horses did not make their appearance till late, when the
same lot, except Equerry and Minnie Warren, did exactly
the same woak as on the previous day.
KINGSCLERC.—On Tuesday, i'ero Gomez and King
Cophetua arrived safe from head-quarters. Wednesday
—Clarke had out Vabalathus, Morna, Nyl Gau, King
Cophetua, Pero Gomez, and the three yearlings. Nyl
Gau led the yearlings two nice canters of rather over a
rile, all going well. Morna, King Cophetua, Pero
Gomez in particular looking very well. Thursday—
Clarke had out the same team as the day before, and the
same amount of work took place.

FYFIELD.-Our trainer being away at Newmarket, there
is very little going on in the way of training here. The
following horses are doing some healthy exercise under
the care of the head lad : —Tremble, Citron, Cantina colt,
Saga; Threatener, lono filly, lloplite, Lockeridgo, Acton,
and Safety. Adam Bede is schooling four good-looking
yearlings.

ILSLEY.--The following horses are well, and doing
good work for their engagements at Worcester:—Orion,
Vampire, Amour, Propre, Winifred, King of the Rovers,
Esher, and Actress. Orion and Aggravator are doing as
well as any horses can do. Aggravator has much im-
proved of late. Ho looks well, and I never saw him go
in better form, and he is sure to win a a race or two before
the year is over. Dalby and Viridis are only trotting and
walking about, but looking well.

CILILTON.—On account of Stevens being away at New-
market, very little has taken place this week. I find we
have engaged in the Worcester Autumn Handicap, Acta3a,
Osprey, and Virginia Creeper. Acta3a I don't expect will
run, and Virginia Creeper will be best, at the weights, of
the other two. She is doing very good work, and this is
just her distance. . Nursery Plate Handicap.—M.A. is in
rare form now, and ought to win this race. Hurdle Race.
—Vigilant, being sold, has left Chilton. Barrow Meeting_
—We have Black Boy engaged in the Handicap Plato, but
I don't like him. Nursery Plato.—Congratulator, although
with only sst 101 b on him, can't win, as he is a very bad
one. Chateau Margaux, Alatha3a, Kicksy Winksey,Nelly,
and Heels are doing steady work. Triana I have not soon
out since Cheltenham Meeting.

LAMBOUIiNE.—We have Vortigern in the Autumn
Handicap, and I should think that he is not out of it,
as ho is well, but you will have seen him run-
ning at Newmarket this week. Nursey Plate.—Wo have
Needle Gun, Fragrance, and filly by Costa out of
Morgan La Faye, and thoy are all well, but I am afraid
that neither of them will win. Tho Flying Stakes—The