The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1871-06-24
BEACON PARK.
Close Of the Spring TrOtting
Meeting.
Sea Foam, Henry and 3. s. Wright the
Winning Horses.

full weather and the amusement offered with great
gusto. There were three trots on The card to-day,
the first being for horses that had never beaten 240
the purse beng $1,000, divided INTO three parts
There were twelve entries for II, or which
number SIX came to the score The second event
was for purse or s. 000 for horses that had never
beaten 2:23, which, like the previous one was di-
vded into three parts. There were five entries for
this, but only two started. The third was
purse OF oOo for three yearods. for which there
were eight entries aud six starters They had an
exciting race and large amounts were wagered on
the result. The entries for the first race
were:-Budd Dobe's brown mare Juno, Clark
Spaulding's white geding Easton Boy, II. A. Halls
brown gelding BrIdgewaier Boy, j. j. Bowen's gray
mare Sea Foam, Samuel Farmers bay gelding John
Franklin, ID. w. Beckler's bay gelding Charles
Dickens, Robert Johnsons gray mare Stella, John
A. Sawyers sorrel geidlng DAYLIGHT, Robert John
sons bay mare Lottie. e. X. Conklin's bay mare
Bridget, w. Ii. Woodruff's bay mare Nettie Morris,
and +. b. Cummings bay mare Lady Crittenden.
Juno was great iavorite over any named horse,
Sea Foam the second choice, the Others being
sold as field at very low Lgures. Sea Foam won
the race in three straight heats very easily.
Tue entries Tor the second race were NJ. Roden's
bay geldmg Henry, Buad Dobe's bay gclding Hot
spur, d. II. Blanchard's chestnut geldIng License,
Bowen's black stallion Draco Prince and o. A.
HIckoK's sorrel stallion Elmo Henry was great
favonte over the field, selling at six to one Elmo
was the only horse that started against MIN. Henry
won easily and made the most extraordinary per-
Torrance that has been witnessed this season. max.
ing the third hea. In 22J4.
The entries for the three-year-old premium were
E. H. Gllmore's bay colt Torment by Reindeer dam
by Andrew Jackson; A. c. Walaees bay colt Wal
lace by Taggerts Aodallah, dam a Messenger
mare; Hiram woodrur's bay FLY Emma Stewart,
by Mambrino Patchen, dam Madame Herr;
Wright Norcross chestnut colt Dread
nought, by Fearnaught, dam Lady Dix; Wright
Norcross' bay colt b. S. Wright, by
Fearnought, dam b. Hiram Drew; W. H. Woodruns
bay stallion Daniel MoIr,s by Young Morrill, dam
Messenger mare; John Gardner bay colt faiadin,
by lattler dam Young Porlia, and T. r. Carpenter
black stallion Thomas Jefferson Jr. Inc latter
named was the IrsJ choice in the pools, b. S.
Wright second, and the others a neld. Six
started, and more beautiful field OF three-y ear
ODDS was never seen. Except the gait, they would
all have been taken for thorougnoreos.
TIE FIRST RACE.
FIRST Hedt.-The horses had q struggling start
Juno getting away first. John Franklin second
Easton Boy third, Lady Crittenden fourth, Nettle
reached the quarter pole John FranAlin leo one
length, In lhifty-siX seconds ana quarter Juno
Morris firth and Lady ,renden SIXTH. AT the half
mile pole, which was passed III l:i4, John
Franklin was sun III the lead, Juno second.
behind Sea Foam then passed Juno ana
soon took sides win Jonn Franklin, and ut the
threc-quarter pole showed her head III 'front.' She
came on steadily and won the heat by three lengths,
Jonn Frankln second, Juno thiid, Easton Boy
1ourth Lady Crltteuden hIh and NetlIe Morris
sixth. Time OF the neat, 2:3Js4.
Second II dt.-Juno had Inc best OF q bad start,
Easton 10y second, John FranAiin third, Sea Foam
When they passed Tue quarter pole, III tnrty-seven
seconds, Juno was in 'front.' Easton Boy
second, John Franklin third, sea Foam fourth,
Netue Morris 1itn AID Lady Crittenden SIXTH OH
the backstretch franklin took SIDES with Juno. and
afterwards showed ms head III 'front.' at the aii-Rlie
p0e In Ills, sea Foam third, Easton Boy fourth,
Lady Crittenden filh ana Netue Morris sixth.
Going along the lower turn sea Fam went up apd
took the lead, and, COMING en- steadily, Won tue
heat handiy by two lengths, Juno second, John
Franklin third Elston Boy fourta, Lady Crliten-
den fifth and Nette Morris sixth Time OF The
heat, 2:31 u.
THIRD IL at.-Juno took the lead to a capital
START John Franklin second. Sea Foam tnrd, NettIe
Morris fourth, Easton Boy nth. Lady Crit;enden
sixth. AT tie quarter pole Juno led Two lengln III
thrty-elght seconds, Jonn Fi3nkln second, sea
Foam third, the Others trailing afew lengths behind
Al the half-ine pole Juno sun led TWO lengths in
l:l5, sea Foam second head IN font Of Jonn
Franklin, Easton BOY fourth, Lady Crttenden Ii til.
Nettie Morris sixth. Gong along tie lower TURN
Sea Foam went 10 the front, and then the aiiar
no longer IN doubt. she came on steadily ana the
best by two lengths Juno second Easton Boy third,
John Franklin fourth, Lady Crittendel flllh ana
Neu.e Morris sixth. Time, 25Os4. Juno Won the
second premium ald John Franklin the third pre-
mum.
SUMMARY.
BEACON PARK, BosToN, June 23.-Purse $1,000
$500 TO first horse $500 10 second, 500 TO third;
best three i've.
J. J. Bowen's (. III. Sea Foam. ...............
Budd Dobie's bl. III. juno. 3 2 2
sam Farmers D. Z. John Franklin. ......,. 2
Clark spading's W. e. Laston Bo,. ...-..--..
/. b. Cummings b. III. Lady Cn,tenden..... 5 s
W. Ii. Woodrun's b. III. Nettle Morris. 6 6.
ii. A. HANS Dr. z. Bridge " alter boy........ dr.
ID. ". beckler's b. z. Charles Dickens. ar
Robert Johnson Y. IN. stella. ...............d r.
John A. Sawyers :. g. Daylight. dr.
Robert Johnson's b. III. LoJie. ............. dr.
t. r. tonkin's b. NJ Bridget. DIR.
Time, 2:ooi4-z:Sl 4-2.3o4.
FIRST He0t-The horses nad a fine start AS they
passed che turn Henry went TO the Ifont ana led
TWO lengths 10 the quarter pole III thirty -four auu
nail seconds he was four lengths In 'front.' at the
half mile pole In ILL., ana came nome winner by
SIX lengths IN 2:2o+ Emo ran the " hole OF the way
mp the homestretcn.
Second Heat.-nenry took the lead and kept it TO
the end, winning by three .engths The time TO the
quarter pole thtr,y-eight seconds, the nalf In
l:l11a, ana the mile III 1884.
Thnd Hea.-Henry tooA the lead to even start.
but soon opened gap to ten lengths the turn,
which he carried the quarter in thirty-dve sec.
onus. Henry was one hundred yards ahead at the
hall mile in :Oe Roden then went for d distance
hut broke up on the lower turn and again on the
homestretch. and made the mile IN 2:2Uaa-a m, Sc
extraordinary performance Elmo was not dis
tanced, beng one length inside when the flag fell.
Henry, bv This performance now ranks with the
fastest IN the iand The track Is not a fast one,
beng, by William Haswellis measurement, over 4
mlle
SUMMARY.
SAME DAY.-Purse s. ,O0U-$1 200 to first 5000 TO
second 500 TO tnird; best three In five, IN harness.
N. Roden entered D. g. Henry .............. l /
o. A. Hickok entered s. 5. Elmo. .......... 2 2 9
Budd Doble entered b. e. Hot-pur. .......... DR..
u. ii. Blanchard entered Gu. <. License .... Or.
). D. Bowen entered b. :. Draco Prince. -. dr.
lime 2:-614-2.23s4-2:xOa.
THE THIRD TRoT.
Frs Hedt-Tbe youngsters had very poor start
-. ?. wright taxing the Lead Dan Morrill, second,
Torment thlrd, Emma Stewart fourth, the others
toRether. When they reached the quarter pole Wal
lace was nrsi, Is. . Wrigat second ID. Morrill, third
Ihomas Jefferson, Jr., fourth Torment min, Emma
sixth. Inc tinle 10 that point was ioriy.two sec
onds. AT the hali.me Is. 8 Wright was FIRST In "a
liz In
Morrill, fourth, Emma and Torment a long distance
behind b. s. Wright kept steadily at work aud
came home q winner by three lengths Jefferson Sec
ond, Wallace third. Dan Morrill, fourth Torment MIN
and Emma sixth. The time OF the heat was 2:ss
Second III dt.-B. s. Wright was nrst away Jener-
son second, Dan Morrill, third, Emma stewart
fourth, Torment lith and Wallace sixth. AT the
quarter pole Il. ;. Wright led six lengths, Jefferson
Dr. SIX lengths ahead OF Dan NORTH; Others IN
0 groun The time was forty-two seconds on the
backsiretch H. :. wright maze bad break and
fnomas JEFFERSON, Jr., TOOK the lead and a
IengIL IN FROM NJ the EalI- Mallane