The Sun.
London, England, 1868-07-11 00:00:00

TRAINING REPORTS.

KlNGSCLERE.—Thursday—Soon after six o'clock this
morning the following horses made their appearance on
the Cannon Heath Downs :—Rosicrucian, The Palmer,
Blue Gown, Xi, Satyr, Fakir, Vabalathus, Adosinda, Green
Sleeve, Coytto, Sider°lite, Vagabond, Pero Gomez, King
Cophetua, and Sister to Rosicrucian. Vabalathus, King
Cophetua, Vagabond, and Pero Gomez were restricted to
long, slow oxen's° only, and after the rest of the team had
walked and trotted about a short time, Sister to Rosicru-
clan commenced proceedings by cantering a mile by her-
self ; Rosicrucian cantered a mile steadily once by him-
self ; Blue Gown, with The Palmer, cantered a mile, and
Fakir took Green Sleeve a canter of a mile. Friday—The
same lot of horses went to Cannon Heath as on the previ-
ous day, where Pero Gomez, Vabalathus, King Cophetua,
and Vagabond were again indulged with some walking
exercise, whils Rosicrucian cantered a mile steadily by
himself. Blue Gown with the Palmer, and Green Sleeve
with Fakir, also cantered a mile at a steady pace; after
which "Rosi," Blue Gown, and Green Sleeve took some
long gentle exercise, each looking fresh and well.
ILSLEY, Thursday.—Warrener gave Dalby and Viridis
some useful work of half a mile and a quarter, and his
othersoNve's lwereot,miniltasnte,adrroinwnorakateart various distances.
Of
LVampire,
Charivari, aid Easby went a couple of canters of half a
mile and a steady gallop
of a mile and a half, 01l going wall
—Orion, First Emperor, and King of the Rovers went
out in the second lot ; the last-named two did some good
work of a mile, but Orion only walked. Of Dover's lot,
Cap-a-pie took it easily; Achievement only walked; and
Hatchment and the two year olds wore in steady work.
From Dawsons
Courtier, Sycee, Landscape, and Vic-
torine did some good work of a mile; and the young ones
ware in steady work of a mile.
LAMBOURNE, Wednesday.—The usual amount of steady
work was going forward with the various strings this
morning. From Russley Phcobus, Sunstroke, The Parson,
and Miss Hayes took the usual mile canters. The first-
named three then galloped at halt-speed a mile and a half,
going free and well ; Glenderg led the two year olds,
Costa out of Morgan la Faye went a
in-
cluding Belladrum, St. Mungo, Crocus, Disguise, Lady
Lurewoll filly, and Clotilde filly, some good work of a
mile ; the filly by
steady gallop the like distance by herself. Marksman and
Student did a couple of canters of a mile each, and others
from the same stable took walking exercise. Thursday.—.
Similar work to that of the previous day was going for-
ward this morning.
MALTox.—Wednesday.—Peck was out early with Sky-
lark, Blacklock, Soubrette, and Agrippa, who were all
doing good work, and looked remarkably well. Scott was
working with Westwick, Spy, War, Taraban, Viscount,
Southminster, Fecialis, Thunder, Tolson d'Or, Clipper,
Kentish Fire, Booty, and Merry and Wise. Thursday.__
Scott's team repeated the work of the previous day.
I'Anson's three took a couple of brisk canters. Peck's
team were looking remarkably well, particularly Black-
lock, who is engaged at Pontefract. Shepherd's were
working as on the previous day.
RICHMOND, Wednesday.—Moldavia, Caprera, Hal Tub,
Annie, Ladas, Stella, Victoria, Nothing More, Miss Os-
borne, Savoir Vivre, Ottie, and several others of Elliott's
cantered three times up the moor. Lund's AttaehO, De-
claration, Strathconan, Parasol, Adamant, Stratlanairn,
Mysotis, Festivity, Queen of York, Bassie Dixon, J eanie
Deans, a cult by Mildew, Lancer, and Wee Wee Flower
o
took a couple of canters, and then Strathconann
York, Ada-
mant,ntoneer oun d
andthe Bmoorasai
e steadilypixn n ; Parasol,want tw miles gently. Thurs-
Queen f y
day.—Lund galloped Parasol, Strathconan, and Adamant
a mile and a half. Victoria, Caprera, Nothing More, Bel
Tub, and Miss Osborne went a nice gallop a mile and three
quarters, but all the others were restricted to cantering.
HEDNESFORD, Wednesday.—Clitf's were out early; after
thirteen had cantered up the Coppy Gallop, Kidderminster
led Ilium a smart canter ; Wakefield, Brother to Seclusion,
Flying Jib, and Batnabo walked ; Greenhorn, Ottoman,
Vermicelli, Dalwhinnks, colt by De Clare, and filly by Ben
Webster want steady canters. Eskrett's Adelphi, Mas-
quer, Arigill, and Alarmist went two canters over Peel's
Gallop. Hopkin's two, Lady Wilton and Glenaro, went
the Coppy Gallop twice. Hopwood's East Lancashire
took long, steady work ; Success, Frolicsome, and Arran
went two steady canters about a mile. Palmer's Alicia,
William, Brother to Alicia, and Susan are in gentle work,
and the same may be said of Pantaloon ; Nemo went two
canters ; Uncas was walking in the home paddock, look-
ing well.

iilDDLEHlM.—Thursday—Pervacques (engaged in the
Liverpool. Cup) went a three-milegallop at a strong pace.
Osborne's Slap Bang and Pretty John took the mile and a
half gallop, and .afterwards had a tit° mile breather at a
steady pace ; King's Cross (engaged at Pontefract) took
the mile and a half gallop at a rattling pace, moving re-
markably well, and the following wont a good gallop :—•
Minaret (engaged at Goodwood), Bard of Erin, Miss
Euclid, First Fruits colt, Hippona, and Conrad. Donald-
bain piloted Tabouret (engaged in the Goodwood Stakes)
over the mile gallop thrice at a steady pace ; Priest (en-
gaged at Pontefract) and Dean (in the Liverpool Cup)
took a clipping gallop over the mile and a half course, and
then repeated the same at half speed.

LEwis.—Thursday.---Our two Goodwood Stakes mares,
Choral and Elmira, galloped a mile and a half at half-speed
this morning. Provider, Latona colt, Messman, Winchil-
sea, Macaroon, Wrestler, Workman, Young Fenton, and
Soffinka galloped three-quarters of a mile at a steady pace,
but the others out duly did walking ezerolee. Friday.—