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

TRAINING REPORTS.

BECKHAMPTON.--0 a Thursday morning, at eight o'clock,
Woolcot brought out a toani of a dozen, including Hunts-
man, Stradbroke, Saladin, Selencus, Bretby, colt by King
of Trumps out of Nightingale, Miuna Troil, Eudora, Janet
Ilaweliffe, Formosa, Socrates, and another I did not
know, but the two latter were walking only, by themselves
away from the string. I must say I was very much
pleased with the improvement Formosa' has made, as she
has both grown taller and thicker, and her coat shines
like a bit of satin. She looks in the pink of condition, and
great credit is due to Woolcot. Having had a good gallop
the previous day, she had only two nice canters of about
ha:f a mile the first time, and the second of about a mile,
going beautifully; in fact, she moves like a bit of machi-
nery, and as regards the St. Leger I think Formosa is sure
to win.

KINGSCLERE.-At Doncastor, for the Champagno Stakes,
we have Sister to Itosicruciau, Siderolite, and King Co-
phetua, but by all I can learn we have no chance, and up
to the time of writing I cannot say with any certainty
what two year olds are going. Great Yorkshire Handi-
cap —The Palmer and Cotytto are engaged. The distance
will not suit the first named. Cotytto will run. She is
moderato, but may get a place. Clamber Plato—Vaga-
bond and The Palmer are in. The first named will not
run, but the latter will be hard to beat. St. Leger—We
shall not have anything run.

IRICIIMOND.—OnThursday Brennus, Geaut des Batailles,
and Valtz were put through the mill, Lord Zetland being
present, and finished in the order named. The following
are most likely to appear at Doncaker4—Mysotis, Snider,
Bessie D ixon, Brennus, Geaut des Batailles, Lady Dewhurst,
Dryad, Evelina, Virtue, Brother to Shibboleth, Rel Tub,
Stella, colt by Carnival, Sweet Annie, Intricate, and Last
Rose of Summer, who are al fit and well. In the Cham-
pagne Stakes are Valtz and Dryad, but they do not stand
a great chance. Great Yorkshire handicap.—Bessie Dixon
and Rel Tub are in, but they are only moderate. Bessie
Dixon I think will be the best. Clamber Plate.—Bren-
nus will win. In the Leger wo have Chelsea, Buttercup,
Circe, Adamant, colt by Newminstor out of Entremet, colt
by Newminster out of Diomedia, Virtue, Sawyer, and
Geant des Batailles entered. The first-named six are not
likely to see Doncaster. The last-mentioned three may
run, and Virtue I hold to be the best, and yet not good
enough to get a place.
STOCKBILIDGE.—Ou Friday the following had a canter
of about a mile : —Samson, Border Knight, Rowallan,
Lopez, Standard Bearer, Arbaces, Bonnie Lass, Iberia,
Beata, Scottish Queen, Lady Dupplin, Crucifixion filly,
and Athena. The others all walked ; and then Samson
led Arbaces, Lopez, Rowallan, Bonnie Lass, Iberia, 'Beata,
Scottish Queen, and Crucifixion filly a good gallop of
nearly a mile. Athena went a mile and three-quarters by
herself, and she goes remarkably well now ; in fact, 1
never saw her go better. Ido not think we shall have
many to go to Doncaster.
NEWMARKET.—In the Groat Yorkshire Handicap we
have only two accepted, namely, Hippia and Nyanza. The
latter went a real good sweat on Wednesday; in fact, both
are well and fit to go, but I must have Nyanza for choice.
Champagne Stakes.—Alpenstock has not of late been
doing much. Hinton you have seen out this week. Ismael
is a very sound useful colt and a good goer, but I am told
he only got second to Regula in a trial they had last Sun-
day. The Iferznione colt has only done very gentle work
of late, and is not fit. St. Leger.—l fear we shall not be
very well, if at all, represented. The chance of Typhoeus
I don't at all like. St. Ronan I hardly think will run, as
I am of opinion he will be kept for one of the short races.
Restitution has no chance, and I should say will not run.
Kettleholder does some good work, but is not likely to
start.

LAmnounNE.—At Doncaster, Belladium, North Briton,
Thirlestano, and Plenipotentiary are in the Champagne
Stakes, but I should think that only Belladrum will run,
and as he has been doing well, going in his old form, I
don't see anything to beat him, Filly Stakes.—Crocus, I
think, is sure to win. St. Leger.—The Don, Cawdor, The
Parson, Phoebus, Sunstroke, Glenderg, Patrician, and
Mexico are in, and ;should there be a runner, of