The sun., 1893-07-16
A PLUM FOR CANDELABRA.
TEE HEENE REPRESENTATIVE WINS
THE LONG BRANCH HhNDI-
CAP AT MONMOUTH.

Park Co-,r,is-ioner STRAUSS Smart Ffily
Dooi,ttie In Front In the Hollywood Han
sse.p-D.,iy Amerioa Beaten by Mr..
Cro.er's Prinee George in Grueiiing Fin
ish-Hsu,p,,e's Third Victory Tn q Week.
bandit sud sport the Other w'noers'
The usual holiday crowd visited Monmouth
Park yesterday afternoon and saw some very
fair snort. Cnndelabra winning the Long
Branch Handicap for the Messrs Keene. while
Park Com missioner Nathan straus. who 10
abroad at present. had the Hollywood Handi-
cap placed to his credit by the pretty flly Doo-
little. Tho weather was oil that anybody
could ask for. sunshine and shadow alternat-
Ing. A delicious breeze blew through the
grand stand and made 1t pleasant place Tor
an afternoons outing.
The Long Branch Handicap was the fourth
event on the programme and II had but four
starters, Pickpocket, Longford. Nomad Eng
lIsh Indy and the Restless mare being with
drawn. It was an open event In the estimation
OF the talent. as Banquet was favorite at z to
and Candelabra the outsider at to ]. n range
OF figures that indicated o variance OF public
opinion. Cnndelabra had quite pull in tho
weights. and Willie Midgley. who is riding very
we'll at present, took the son OF kyrle DAILY out
to make the pace ut the start Lamly being
content to trail with the top weight BANQUET
Mars ran In second place until the upper turn
had been rounded. at which point Hamilton
sent Picknicker along and turned into the
stretch on even terms with the Morris repre-
sentative. Midgley had made such good use
OF Candeabra that three open lengths sera-
rated him from the rest OF tho field. and. al
though half q mile remain ed to be traversed.
IL seeme any odds that Candelabra would win
Picknicker. Mars. and Banquet were hard
ridden all through the stretch. but MidGley
let Candelabra run freely and smoothly. and
the race was his In easy style. Mars. glutton
for punishment, outlasted Picknicker. and Sc
cured second money in whipping finish. Ban
auet was never dangerous. although Lam!y
us rho little @ gelding looked we'll bodily. hut the
weight appeared to anchor him, The winner
h G0 Sse he carss to- so
;ffIs'aefl fhe aols%oed G.ndissp for .w9ysar: old
spesalstion, lss Is snG Lady Rosemary the BlsmtSn
candidate. in spite Of her impost OF l22
SSss EenEnoas the bsne
kentissrns. MELODY. Nahma; and the Bro
ssde y in f9r the lot others S supSet vent
lowers. lowe " Micmae Queen and stonenellie were a
G sSny Sn5Hy at tas
Mr. Rowe dropped the flag al save Stonenellie
were in ns NJ clasons ly getting ERsISsy RsTSsy
nsef: aDa Mfnss sr Rsi n s TSsp lie Race
Ba5g Bsdemsrs sns tfied hod 't bocte but
had S Ss es Of fSsgs
drew away and won quite clcverly. Beldemers
beat Misnac Queen for SECOND money In a
fiiy By Ventilator. out Of Bijop, the dam Of
several wlnners spd Vas PI.shasetd tb by Nor NOR
sss 'h
Jones's good iooking colt Bandit. in tho open
Bandit showed that he was, something Of a
Roand hsd q ths @ setn
over him yesterday. Lamly jumped Bandit
to the front in the FIRST furlong. and. securing
longs. took. matters comparatively easy tho
balance Of the journey. ultimately winning In
gallop. The favorite beat Wolsey length
The second race. handicap for three-year-
ods at one mile and a.. s1tesnth was .v
America; the newly. named Troubadour-sun.. bad
beam colt. winner Of the kealization Stakes at
tween them. Mr.. daiways Liteboat; in receipt
q nd' ss
public played Daily America while Ma Croker;
NJ F; DWyer. and their friends were faithful
race Of it. keeping Prince George In check
until the stretch was reached. Hamilton had
ioe ioe the Prase pfy was @ s M and
the colts passed the judges head and head.
with both Jockeys riding Desperately; d1s Prince
s11Es Is%iy timed s H lis effort Mort to perfection.
Hammie was Of course iayorite for the sell
lnf A4sry Arab 9a S and
Opened gar Of three lengths IL half 3 mile Mils
him being under punishment. when he swerved
toward the inner rail Hammie. followed by by
a red hot battle for supremacy. Hammie fin
entsas he oa WAS IN
summaries follow:
FIRST RACE.
Sweepstakes for 2ysa,.ods Of 81. each With 81 go
OF one race a. this meeting 70 carry hys pounds
sou al sSp Sa TS 70" $500 f .s' o
lowed for each 500 down to $500; nTo and a half
o; Jone.,s Sr. C Bandit. by Pirate of rsnnance-,
D. T. Paisfers D. c. Roland Reed los tGoodaiej..,:5
a H. S Srr:s w9Isy los b.an,.r ana
Pos. B.t.ns-Esh. to bG sgains, ms Roland Reed 7,ol
Bandit wss,y s1 20 Riss 10
Daughter. 20 to Senator.
SECOND RACE
r a 800 10 s.asnd
10 third; ono mile and a asixreenth.
r. croker's b o Prince George, by ssnsation-Loui.
BroWa 1 Rogers b. c. DAILY America iii lHamiii
rrsains.. Stable. b. :; LitsSosi. Vi Psnn1 ]
Post Betting-Six to against Daily America, Ito
Prince George. 4 TO Lifeboat.
THIRD RACE
Tss Ss q" sns s With 70.
added of which 5000 to ne second and $50 to tho
weights to carry nve pounds extra; threequarers Of
Nathan Strauss ch. T. Doolittls. by ventilator--
PreasSsss STA iss6 ( Beldemsre. lis iBsrgsnj. 49,.
Oneck stables Oh r. Micmao Queen. lO7H tDoRRett..
Melody, Ksntigerns, Hahma Galaxy. Lady Rosemary.
Time, I:1IA
Post BettinR-Three toll against Beldemere. to
KsntiRernA. q to l Lady Rosemary 10 Melody 7 to
BrocAde nly. 10 to Fluf 10 TO Doolttle. 20 70
NAhmR, 30 to I Micmao Queen. ~ to Galaxy. 40 to
] St0nenelH
FOURTH RACE
Tho Long Branch Handicap; a sweepstakes Of $50
each half forfeit with 81 7hO added, of which $3.50
tho second and $3.50 TO the third: winner Of any
handicap after publication OF weights to carry nvo
pOun nile n