New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-07-16
DOOLITTLE'S HOLLYWOOD.
cANDELABRAS long BRANCH HANDICAP

yor: rAvoRITEs BEATEN AT MONMOUTH Park
The Hollywood Handicap. for tw0-ycar-od lilies
tho Long Branch Handicap. for horses of all ages
aud four other composed the programme at
Yarmouth Park yesterday. The track was dry. but
not fast
Four favortes were beaten. Banquet came In last
g, the gIne Branch Handicap. Bcldcmte vals
.scopd in the Hollywood, Roland Reed was second
in the first race. and Daily America second in the
second race. sport won the last race without effort
Don Alonzo aud Roche cid non start, and h. had
only Midnight and Accident TO beat. IIamme. as
usual took the selling race, in which he
entered be sold for 81 200. was a repetition
n the noted finish OF ls02 between Hamme ana
Cactus. They passed the judges neck apart. Cactus
on the extreme outside OF the tack, IIammlc the
inside. IL looked to many as If Cactus won. AS
a matter of fact Hammie beat him good neck.
ARTILLERY third. These three colts finished In pre-
cisely the same order In on July 1O-IIammie,
Cactus. Artillery. Iiammie again escaped bid.
VI. +. Dwyer backed him heavily and Would probably
have protected him up to 5000, but no one csred
to raise his price a dollar. He has now won four
selling races In succession at Monmouth
Candelabra bore the coors Of James r. Keene TO
the front in the Long Branch Handicap, running with
amazing all the way Mars was poor second.
I1cknitker third. Mars has split hooi which I'M
ooubedy retards him in all of his He wants
soft. wet track TO be al his best Banquet ran be-
low the expectations Of his owner and the public
ExMayor Grant and all of bis friends were graft
fed by the success Of Nathan strauss lilly Doottle
in the Hollywood Handicap. She started at 10 TO l.
II is understood that the friends OF the stable placed
small commissions for place and one. two, three
james Galway started a handsome FLY In Bedemere,
by Bevidere out Of Vintage. The public made her
the avorte. She seemed In need Of Just one race TO
nut her in the best condition. AT the flush lack OF
work told, she weakened in her stride, and came In
second beaten nearly length. Beldemere will do
better next time. Lady Rosemary and Kentigena
we're beaten very badly.
Prince George defeated the Realization winner s.
Daily AmeG. BY ss n( San pa a1S @aTca race "
Bandit made raid on the books in the first race.
lie Won with much TO spare.
Hereafter in selling races at Moninoutu farR Ueaten
Byron McCleland arrived at The course yesterday
with stable Of twelve horses
DETAILS OF THE RACING
FIRST RACE-For two-year.ods Selling Five and
half furongs.
ST Betting Fl.
o. JonesS b ,d Raqdt by P5ase OF ?, s
D. f S r%lsiiefs g. Go e. Roland Reed
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Bandit made nearly all the running and won very easily oy
two lengths Roland Reed second length before Wolsey'
who beat Miss Fordham three lengths "oouae wore
spus in this race they did not seem 70 trouble te
sides OF Roland Reed Goodale should learn 70 use MS
spurs.
SECOND RACE-Handcap. for three-yea~ods One
"'''' ''' s. ss''q F.
R Cookers B. G Prince George by ,s Sen; on,
BrSsa RSscrs's 61, Daily A@SSIl,s on.
Prdakncss Stables b. c. LifebOat IS.
AA (Penn)3 Al 40
Tme-l 40.
Itboat made the pace nearly the head OF the home
stretch where the others passed him. Prince George
took the lead when opposite the stand and looked an easy
winner bat he tired badly 10 the lat uTong and Daily
America gained him at every stride he a.ied nov
ever 10 get up and Prince George won by heau' Oa'
America three lengths before Lieboat.
THIRD RACE-HOLLYwOOD HA.SDICAP For hlles
two years old each 500 added. Three-quarters
Of mile.
Betting.