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

REPORTS.

KINGSCLERE. —Bide Gown and Green Sleeve are certainly
going very well, Blue Gown, of-course; not requiring such
severe work as Rosicrucian. I; may here remark, Blue
Gown is .a certain runner for the Derby, and will beat more
than beats him. Green Sleeve is indulged at present in
her work. I find some parties go so.`far as to say she is
lame, which I take this opportunity to contradict. She
may not run in the Derby, but will in the Oaks. We shall
have no horses at York, nor do rexpecrany at Winchester.
Friday.—The fog overhanging our training-ground was
so dense that, the horses aidnat put in an appearance until
after 7 o'clock, when the usual lot cantered, twice up the
hollow, with the exception of Rosicrucian, Blue Gown,
Green Sleeve, and Cotytto, who only cantered once a
mile. The Palmer then led Blue Gown, Rosicrucian,
and Cotytto a fast gallop of two miles. I noticed Blue
Gown and Rosicrucian galloped without their hoods. All
went well bar Cotytto, who was tailed off after going a
mile and a half. Xi acted as monitor to the following two
year olds :—Pero Gomez,
King Cophetua, Vagabond, Nyl
Gau, and Sister to Rosicrucian, in a gallop of a mile and
a quarter at a nice pace. The morning's work was finished
by Fakir and Satyr galloping two miles at their best pace,
having in their company Rosicrucian, who was pulling
over them all the way. 1 never remember seeing a horse
go so strong and well with such severe work as he is now
doing.
NEWMARKET.— Our horses engaged in the Derby have
been going on as usual, notwithstanding the ground being
rather hard. Thursday.—Dalesnian led Suffolk a sweat;
Jasper galloped with Restitution. Typhoeus, I must say,
goes very short, having entirely lost his great sweeping
action, and I fear time will never quite restore it. The
following engaged at York and Doncaster have been doing
regular work : Sister to Veda, Sister to Hermit, De Vera,
Regula, Brontia, Lady „,_
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Stanley, sph- Becky Sharp,
Grimston, Blinkhoolie, Toxophilite horse, Kettleholder,
Chapel Royal, Python, Belphegorl Queen of Darkness,
Lord Palmerston, and Miss Harriette. Honesty is by no
means yet fit to run. In the Great Northern Handicap I
shall expect to see Blinkhoolie take his part, as he stays
so well and is very fit. Two Year Old Plate.—l must
advise De Vero. Knavesmire Plate.—Should Lady Stanley
be sent, she will about win. Eglinton Stakes.—The best
of Joseph Dawson's will win.
RICIIMOND.—T hUrSdAy. —Elliott's head man sent'Ash-
bank, Rel Tub, and The Gleaner a rattling gallop of a
mile and a half. Rel Tub went splendidly. The Came-
rino colt, followed by Sorcerer, Lavena, and Annie can-
tered smartly. The Vedette filly, Stella, and Caprera did
some good work. Coates cantered his lot twice up the
allotment adjoining the moor, after which 2Eothen led
Geant des Batailles a steady gallop of about a mile and a
half. The "Giant" had bandages on, which is rather
suspicious, still he went freely and well. El Cid, Bran-
tiugham, Breunus, and Valtz cantered. The Belleisle
team cantered twice the length of the moor. Evelina and
Last Rose of Summer bad then a steady gallop of
about a mile and a quarter. Auehinleck, Hind,
Dryad, Dutchman's
The Sawyer were doing
dClhielsea, Buttercup, and
Daughter filly, Mayfit, and
Raunds had a sharp spurt up the straight. Hector,
two miles, the lot going
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magnificently. Mr. Jacob Watson has commenced train-
ing here, and has wider h's care Man of Ross, Elvire,
Orange Blossom, and Hero, who are all in work, and look-
ing in blooming health and condition. We shall have a
few going to York next week. In the Great Northern we
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well, notwithstanding his overthrow at Chester ; but of
our lot I prefer Chelsea. This horse has had a good ua, a, The Gleaner, Buttercup, and
pre-
paration, and will, I think, render a rare account of him-