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The Charleston Merea,y OF the io,n inst says I'VE
mentioned lew mornings since that COL Hampton had
mace up ms stable Tor the next racing campaign in this
State we have since learned that Capialr Rove, of
Oiangeburg, Is also ia the field with s.tep OF Sally
Morgan very promising young thing with lazarus
by Monarch, out ot Maria West and with a br C.
oy sovereign out oil Maria Westthe latter nearly ,
lated 10 Lazatus-out of the maze, by different
sres We understand that tho Orange1urg stable nav
possibly be considerably strengthened, long 10y tho
aooition To II of D. by Monsrcn out vi imp Zep,e rna
oy Pnilo, and an imp by Liverpool out OF dam If
lneodore The Monarch T., is a strong, powerlully
made animal with many good racing points which
should be tested. The Liverpool IN was trained aud
prepared last season; at all events under this I'm.
presson but unfortunately prevented from starting
oy one OF those many mshaps which all assh is ner
to -


The Nfw Orleans Pieayne ofthe 9Th inst says-Thers
are said to be one hundred and fifteen horses in training
at Louisville and Lexington, Kentucky for the fall cam.
pagn All the stakes Tor the Oakland Course save QUE
nave nued and every thing gives promise Of an abun-
uance o sport Many soutnerners, now travelling at
the NORTH VIII probably be in attendance upon the Ken
ucky races and we snoul be glad that some Of
them picked up there some young things worthy tv com.
pee with tue stables Of ,iissi sipI IL ow state


u IS said that private horse race is shortly
on over the Union Course the hurses ridden ny
female Jockeys