The New York herald., 1871-06-22
BEACON PARK.
Second Day Of the Spring Trot-
ting Meeting.
Idol Girl Winner Of the Four-year-old Race. and
Susie Of tho 2:35 Premium.

BOSTON, June q, 1871.
The track OF the Beacon Park to-day was in very
fair condition FOR trotting. Notwithstanding the
deuglng raia Of last night and although fears were
expressed that there would be O pOstpOnement In
the morning al the hour OF starting when the first
race was called every driver appeared satisfied that
the track was at to trot over. The attendance was
not as large as it was yesterday, still there was
nne gathering OF respectable people, and they all
appeared delighted with the trottlng.
Two contests came on, the first being for four.
year-olds the second for horses that had never
beat 2:35. The four.year-old race had six entries
and the 2:35 purse had Four started In the first
contest and Six in the second. Idol Girl
was the favorite among the four-year-
0lds, and Fanny Fern brought the largest
amount Of money In the other class. The starters in
the colt trot were B. F. Cummings bay nlly Idol
Girl, by idol, dam unknown; John E. Stewards bay
nlly Juno. by Rysdyk's Hambleronian, dam Lady
Morrison; Samuel NJ. Emerson's colt Joe Bowers
by Green's HambIetonian, dam by jupiter Abdaan,
and W. H. woodruns chestnut hly Prudence, BY
Daniel Lambert dam May Queen. Idol Girl won
the race In three straight heats very easily. The
starters in the second trot E. Tobeys chestnut
mare Susie, J. J. Bowen's brown mare Jennie John
Murphy's bay mare Lady sears. e. c. Whites chest
nut mare Fanny Fern, G. w. Smalley's black geld
ing Othello and E. X. Conklin's bay stallion Anda-
usa. Susie won rno race. Fanny Fern was the
favorite until after the third heat, which was won
by Jennie, Susie having won the hrst and second.
1t looked very much as II Susie dropped the third
heat for she then became the favorite for the first
time when 1t was discovered that Fanny Fern
could not wn The hackers OF the latter fell heavily
THE FIRST TRoT.
First Heat-JunO took the lead Idol Girl second,
Joe Bowers third, and Prudence fourth. The latter
broke up the turn and fell far behind. When the
quarter pole was reached Juno was eight lengths
In 'front.' Idol Girl was second, four lengths ahead Of
Joe Bowers, the latter being six lengths In advance
Of Prudence. The time was rorty-three seconds to
the quarter. Idol Girl then began closing, and
when Juno reached the hall: mile polo Idol Girl was
four lengths behind. Time l: :Z6. Soon after leaving
this point Idol Girl smut up the daylight and was a5
Jun0s wheel at the tnree-quarter pole. Coming into
the homestretch hon Juno was carried TO break ana
Juno second, dozen lengths In advance OF Joe
Bowers Prudence distanced. Time Of the heat 2:5o.
s. cO,id Hedf.-ldOl Girl took tile lead at the start
and was never heaued In the heat Joe Bowers was
second. Juno close up. Going around the turn Idol
Girl drew away from the others and was four
lenlths IN front at the quarter pole In fortyhree
seconds, Juno second. four lengths ahead OF Joe
a. e Yao was eight lengths
ahead OF Juno, hut going along the lower turn she
was taken in nand sne trotted very steadily 10 the
TWO lengths anead OF Joe Bowers. Time to half mile
pole. 1926, and the mile was trotted IN 2:533.
IHJu Acut.-Juul Nlll tuOh tuC iCdu az VIC otuEt
and logged in front all the way to the end, some.
times ten lengths, and again allowing Juno and Joe
Bowers to close within lew lengths Of her wheels.
She passed the quarter pole In iortyiOur seconds,
the half-mile pole In $780, and made the heat in
2:54H.
THE SUMMARY.
BEACON PARK, Boston, June 21.-Purse 81, 600.
for houses no. tour years Old$60O to frst $500
to second 500 TO third; mile heats best three
IN 1ve IN harness.
b. r Cumming entered 3. m. Idol Girl, by
Idol, dams pedigree unknown. ........... /
John E. stewart entered b. m. Juno, by
kysdyKs uambeLOnian, dam Lazy MOrri
son. Observation-Disclosures. ........ 2
Samuel Emerson entered b. &. Joe Bowers
by Green's hambletonian, dam by Jupiter
Abdallah. -. -. ......................... q
w. Ii. woodruff entered en-. m. Prudence, BY
Daniel Lambert dam May Queen: ::....:.:.. dis.
Stephen Hayes entered br. e. Ed Maynard,
by Young Morrill, dam Messenger mare. dr..
Wright n Norcross entered blk. s. Lothair,
by Glbraith Knox, dam Messenger mare. dr..
TIME.
Quarter HnlC Nfye