The New York herald., 1870-06-14
TRoTTsc AZ BEACON PARK, nAss.

B0sToy, June f3. 1870
At least i've Thousand people were present at the
races at Beacon Park this afternoon.
The asseublage was decidedly the most ftashiona-
BILE ever gathered together at meeting OF the k nd
IN Boston, numbering tn Its midst many Of the eiGe
and aristocracy OF the city.
The fra, for horses that had never beaten
2A purse OF s6.ooo divided into g. 500. $1,000 and
5000. Budd Doble, OF Philadelphia, entered b. T.
Hotspur; David H. Blanchard, OF Boston, entered
ch. 6. License; Daniel Mace, OF New York, entered
&. G. W. Is. Whitman. formerly Billy Barr, and
Charles =. Green OF Utica, N. Y, entered br r.
koila Golddust. TIC black stallion Draco Prince,
entered by Daniel Phfer, OF New York, was with
drawn before the commencement OF the races
Hotspur drew the inside License next, then Rolia
Goiddust ana W. b. " whitman. After two fnefrectual
attempts " come to time the horses started on for
the
First Heat.-Hctspur was length behind when
the horses were sent OF, the others being on an
even keel. Al the first quarter Liceuse forged
ahead half length, Whitman next, then Hotspur
ana Rolla Goddust Hotspur tro,ted very fast. soon
coming up with License and passing the half mile
just abreast Of him. Here License broke badly and
down l too late When they came down tne nome.
stretch Hospur led then License, " hitlnan and
Golddust. They passed under the wire In the same
order, Hotspur one length ahead. Time, 2:2cixx
Second HedL-Hots9ur remained behind at start
Ing, as usual Az the quarter, which Was reached in
cense, although he broke badly was next; then
Whitman and Hotspnr. At The halfDiile pole, In
Hotspur second and Litense aud Go.ddust close to-
getiier STRIVING for tie third position Their pace
was hot and heavy Finally License put On vigor-
Gus spUrt ana passed his competitor. The horses
passed under tie wire IN 2:2T III tie following or.
der:--Hoispur nist Que length ahead; whitman,
License and oUidlis
Taird Heot.-Hospur was the favorltc In the pools.
as before the race. TIE horses started before him,
as previously, leaving gap oil one length between.
Al the qaarier-poe, II tifty-sfx seconds whitman
was ahead and HoSpur next The latter then
broke, and went 10 the fsar AT the half-nile pole,
which reacned ip Il3 the horses were stringln3
along with Whitman IN advance and Hospur siead.-
ly gaining uDon him. lie> finally caught DIP, and tho
horses trotted side by side I'LL they reached the three
quarter pole, when License, who had been TWO
lengths In the rear, urged by Woodruff, ild himself
the leaders. He was nor content with this, and, be-
ing pushed to the utmost, he started ahead and
passed under the wire half length In advance,
Whitman second aud H0fspur third. Time %.
Fourth Hent.-TRis heat was won by Hotspur,
after spirited contest. License second and Whit
man third. Time 2:30t4. The horses were awarded
as above.
Tue second race was for horses that had never
beaten 2:4o, and the entries and positions were az
follows-J. l.. Doty, OF Freehold ". j., entered b.
e. George W. Patterson; j. :. Bowen, OF Medford.
Mass, br. m Rose siandish; II. A. Hail, OF Bos on,
blk. q. Bndgewater Boy; Daniel Mace, or New YORK,
$. z. Little Dan; d. w. Becklor OF Boston, br. 2.
Shawnut; Benjamin Davids, or New York, r. M.
Village GIri, and u. B!giey, OF Cambridge, Mass r.
peing won by Patterson, 81. Elmo second and VII.
laye Girl third. Best time 2:33A.
The track was In q very bad condition ana uu-
favorable for exhibition OF speed. Tomorrow, " the
weather Is favorable, Will come on the races for
horses who have never beaten 22s and 2:bo.