The New York herald., 1871-06-30

The Third Day Of the June Meeting-TwO
Capital Races-Fine Weather and a Good
Attendance.
BosroN, June %, 1871.
The third days programme or the Mystic Park
June meeting was tr0tted 10 successful conclusion
to-day, with the pleasing aduncts OF fine weather
and good attendance. There we g two races, and
both were quite well contested although the fields
were smaller than was anticipated.
THE FIRST RACE
was for purse OF $1,000 for horses that never beat
ESQ., the second horse to receive $500. the third
$100. The entries were thirteen In number OF which
but five came to the track at the call OF the Judges
vlz b. m. Helen, g. N. Sea Foam. b. m Ella Elwood
W z. Easton Boy and blk. g. Andy Johnson In the
pools Sea Foam was long favoriIe against the field
The sorrel mare Susie was among the field, but be-
fore the start the judges announced that Susie had
been Withdrawn. and declared all pools OF in which
she sold among the field. In the 1rst heat Johnson
had the pole, Elwood second Sea Foam third, helen
fourth and Easton Boy outside. As soon as they
were sent on Johnson went to the front, but he re-
manned In that place but q very short time, EastOn
Boy taking the pole before the first was reached
Sea Foam was In the third place at the half, where
The Poy led three lengths, in I:l4Z. Around the
upper turn Sea Foam closed a tribe but the Boy
kept his vantage and won by an open length. IN
2:'2H, Sea Foam second, Elwood tnird Helen iourtn
In the second neat Johnson took the lead at the
start, and by good trotiing led the others all the
but made had break aud went back to the iourln
place, Sea Foam goi q well up to johnson, taxing
the pole from MN around The turn, and winning by
good length, IN 233; the Boy second, JOunsOn
thlrd, ElWoOd fOurth and iieen last.
Tne tnlru heat was very easy ono for Sea Foam.
VINO took the lead at the start and kept 1t through
out: the Boy second, johnson third, Heien fourth
and Elwood last Time 2:37.
TIE iour heat was better contested, although the
a q
start, but Easton Boy tapped MIN at the turn, and
kept closely TO MIN until alter they nad passed the
hall. Then The Boy broke. and Sea Foam won by
length, IN 2:ath; johnson go0u third. Helen
fourth aud Elwcod sent to the stable before the
START
THE SECOND RACE
was for horses that never beat 22S, for purse OF
Si0.o, ol which $500 was Ior the second and 500
Tor the thiru horse. The entries were the b. Ill.
Duchess the blk. Thomas Jerierson, the W. g. Me-
doc. the D. s. II. w Genet aud the g. Major len,
loimery Locust. lhe race was confined to the first
three named. Genet being In New ork ana Allen
not having beca brought up ron Providence In
the te.d.
III the rst heat Medoc had the pole Duchess second
and jefferson outside lac word was gwen on the
first trial, and Medoc went 10 the 'front.' Jeilers
second, duchess third Before the turn was reached
Duchess broke and iell away To the rear. Medoc
SIX ana quarter seconds Tue wnlIe geiding was
half length IN the lead on the slragDl side which
was made In the sa ne manner, the time VI the half
beng l:l3; but Medoc soon made series or breaks
and Jefferson TOOK tue pole, winning by an open
length, IN 227, Medoc second. Duchess thlrl.
In tile second neal the send-olf was GOOD one for
ali three. but tney approached the turn botn
Medoc and Ducness broke. Inc former did not
suner by 1t. but the mare ieli or half distance.
Jefferson TOOK u lead and was not headed asa,a In
the heat after Medoc broke the tirst time. The haif
was made In 1:.2is and the nile IN 2.27L ne. .oc
second and duchess, who trOtred the hast hall very
last, good t.Ilrd.
In the In I'd beat IL was breaking sticks for JefYcr
son, Medoc, rs USUAL jumping every lew rods, bat
not gaining ANYTHING that would justify the judges
IN - hl0K nnI fA 1nnk
she was TO be shut out. On the last hall she rallied
and saved tnat, Jefferson beating edoc Two lengths,
x:kS,