The New York herald., 1871-11-07
RACING AT MYSTIC PARK

Second Day OF the Boston Jockey Club Meet
ing-Mary Louise the Winner Of the Selling
Race, and Tubman the Purse Of 5000, Mile
Heats.
BOSTON, Nov. O. 1871.
The running meeting, under the auspices OF the
Boston Jockey Club was continued to-day at the
Mystic PARK. The weather was disagreeable, a
cold, uncomfortable wind prevailing, and the az
tendance was not SO large as on Saturday.
The first event OIL the card was selling race for
all ages, a mile and half dash, for $780, The en-
tries wereJ. II. Harbeck, Jr.'s bay colt Clarence;
]. ODonnell's gray nly Mary Louise J. Coree's bay
colt by Bonnie Scotland j. Donohue's bay colt Lord
Byron and j. BOughrum's chestnut colt ]. O.
Beenan. In the pool Mary Louise was q favorte,
selling for $780, while Lord Byron brought $40 and
the field $la At these rates considerable business
was done. After one falso start was
made, in which the Scotland colt ran once
around the track. the rap on the gong
sent them OF well together Byron Jumped or with
lead, followed by Cadence and Mary Louise, the
Scotland colt next and Heenan IN Ghe rear. As they
passed tho stand, completing she first half mile,
Remaining good second ia Nth this % way they CON-
peted the mile but as the horses entered upon the
ite called upon the lilly and she responded
30 well that she passed Cadence around the upper
m sne o. poes % ana ~
an open length In gallant style. Cadence was third,
the Scotland colt and Heenan In the rear. Time,
2:42E.
BOSTON, MAss.-FIRsT ANNUAL MEErING-of the
Boston Jockey Ciub--Mysuc Park Course-sec0nd
SELLING RAcs-Purse $500. for all ages, one and
hall mile
Jonn UDonnell entered gr. T. Mary Louise,
3years, by Lightning, dam BY Sovereign, % lbs. I
J. DOn0nue entered b. G. Lord Byron, years, by
Jons snsuGss hsiSecI IT, % eussrsa cS q Cadence
years. by Censor dam Rachel Dawson, s6 lDs... 8
John Gomez entered b. c. .-, years. by Bonnie
Scotland dam Bonnett bv Lexington. 81 lbs. 4
John Boughrum entered ch. c. John g. Heenan,
years, by Bulletin, dam by Yorkshire. ........ s
Time, 2:423z.
The second race was Tor y purse OF $500. for all
ages, mile heats. The entries were ID. McDaniel's
runs black gclding Gerald aged lis p0unds;J Cor-
lees Day colt Joe Elliott. years. 95 pounds. Bus
ness at the pool stand was not very lively, the
being accorded to McJanci's colt but for the sec
ond place Gerald was the lavOrlte at slight odds
over Elliott.
First H4at.-Gerald jumped or with Q tri1lng
lead, which he made length at the turn, Tubman
second, and Elliott a length behind him. Getting
and Elliott placed himself head and head with Ger.
aid. They ran In this way for some distance, Tub
man winning by an open length, Gerald beating
Elliott nall that distance lOr the second place.
Second Hedt-Tubman made the running at the
start, Gerald going into the second place. The con-
test between Gerald and Elliott was warm one and
Was Kept up rom the quarter pole to the finish,
Elliott getting the second place by an open length
Tubman winning the heat by the same distance In
1:43.
D. Mcdaniel entered b. c. TuDman, years,
by War Dance, dam Lass OF Sidney, 96 lbs... /
John Gomez entered b. c. Joe Elliott, years,
by Astereid, dam Little Miss. s5 ibs::.....:. 2
by Mickey Free, dam Lizzie berry, lI5 lbs... 2 3
T1me l:47H, l:l9