The Liverpool Standard and General Commercial Advertiser.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1854-06-27 00:00:00

LIVERPOOL JULY MEETING

I ACCEPTANCES FOR THE LIVERPOOL JULY CUP.
a st lb a st 1131
Kingston -
5. 8 121 Heapy 4 ..6 2
Hungerford 6. 8 3La Belle , 4 .6 2
Balrownie 4...8 31Aribbas 3...6 2
i Indian Warrior 5...7 10 Ammonia 5...6 2
I Catherine Hayes ...4...7 5 The Early Bird 3...6 2
Typee 4...7 5 The Wild Huntsman 3...6 0
Chaseaway ...6...7 5 Sine Qua. Non 3...5 10
Umbriel 4...7 4 The Queen's Own ...3...5 10
Mentmore Lass 4...7 4 Dr. O'Toole 3...5 10
Crusader 4...7 2 Stonehenge 3...5 6
Talfourd 4...7 0 Marc Antony 3...5 6
Llanforda 4...7 0 Lady Bird ............3...5 6
Ireland's Eye 4...6 12 Grey Plover 3...5 4
Annie Sutherland ...4...6 12 Amalgamation' 3...5 4
St. Faith .. . ..... .......4...6 10 Hercules
Don Quixote 4...6 8 Jujube... ... .......... .3...4 10
Ulster 4...6 8 Dan Cupid 3...4 7
Axwell 4...6 6 Nightshade 3...4 7
Aaron Smith 4...6 4

Merry Peal has been sold, and has gone into Wycher-
ley's stables.

Antigone, in foal to Lothario, broke her leg a short
time ago, and was destroyed.
Count Batthyany has sold William Rufus, by Touch-
stone, to Mr. Elwes, for 300 sous.
Humboldt, by Ishmaelite, 3 yrs, has been purchased by
Sir W. Booth, for 325 guineas.
Maid of Balmoral, by Cowl, has been purchased by Mr.
Copperthwaite, for 125 guineas.
Speed the Plough was claimed by Mr. Bailey, under the
Newmarket rule, after running at Hampton, on Thursday.
Mr. H. Thomas has purchased the two year old filly
Nectarine, by Sweetmeat, and she has gone into Fobert's
stables, at Middleham.

The great Yorkshire trotting meeting, at York, in con-
sequence of the entries not filling for the different stakes,
will not be held, as was announced.
Lord Wm. Powlett claimed Exact, for 500 sovs., after
winning the Queen's Plate, at Hampton, on Thursday,
and she goes into Rogers's stables, at Newmarket.
The annual sale of the yearlings bred at the Royal Pad-
docks, Hampton Court, took place at Tattersall's yesterday
week, and attracted a great attendance of owners, trainers,
and others interested in the breeding of blood stock.
There were fourteen lots (eight colts and six fillies), which
realised the large sum of 6,180 guineas. Achc by Bird-
catcher, out of Jamaica, and a b f by Middleton, out of
Stamp, were bought by Mr. Howard, the former for 1,000
guineas, and the latter for 000 gs., being the highest price
ever given for a yearling filly at the hammer; Brother to
Eulogist, to Mr. R. E. Cooper, for 890 gs. ; b c by Alarm,
out of Spangle, 710 gs., b c by Orlando, out of Frantic's
dam, 480 gs., and ch fby Orlando, out of lodine's dam, 420
gs., to John Day, jun.; b c by Bay Middleton, out of Des-'
patch, 520 gs-, to Major Pearson ; b f by Orlando, out of
Distaffina' 500 gs., to Mr. Howard ; Sister to Exact, 350
gs., and b f by The Libel, out of Manacle, 131 gs., to Wan.
Day ; b f by Orlando, out of Flight, 156 gs., to Mr. Pen-
ning ; b e by Alarm, out of Ortez, 68 gs., to Mr. Smith ;
ch c by The Libel, dam by Elis, 50 gs., to Mr. Dyson; and
b c by Collingwood, out of Alicia, 25 gs., to Mr. Little.
Large as the gross amount was, it would have been con-
siderably increased, if the Brother to Vaultress and filly by
Orlando, .out of Grapeshot's dam, had not met with their
deaths by accident, a short time back. The stud of brood
mares at Hampton Court did not altogether cost half the
sum produced by this sale.