Northern Candyride was kept just off the early pace by jockey Rodney Prescott to upper stretch and then rallied to win the $88,700 To Much Coffee, one of four stakes on closing day of the Hoosier Park meet Sunday. Trained by Richard Kohnhorst, Northern Candyride bested a full field of older Indiana-breds going a mile and a sixteenth. Brickyard was second under Leandro Goncalves and Heza Wild Guy was third. The margin of victory in the To Much Coffee was a length and a quarter and Northern Candyride returned $11.60 while running the mile and a sixteenth in 1.45.00. * My Bellamy came charging back in the stretch after being overtaken by two other fillies and mares in the $88,750 Frances Slocum for older Indiana-bred fillies and mares. Ridden by Alberto Pusac and trained by Bob Gorham, My Bellamy led early while along the rail. In the stretch it looked as though the 3-year-old was tiring, but she came again late to win by three-quarters of a length. Dreamin Big settled for second and Wind Energy was third. The running time for the mile and a sixteenth was 1.45.80 and My Bellamy, part of an entry, returned $8.60 to win. * Mack the Slew came from fifth early to win the $88,300 Crown Ambassador going six furlongs for 2-year-old Indiana-sired colts and geldings. Trained by Tom Proctor, it was the third win in four lifetime starts for Mack the Slew. The final margin of victory was a length. Article was second, 3 1/2 lengths in front of Consumed in third. The running time for the 6 1/2 furlongs was 1.11.20 and Mack the Slew returned $3 to win. * The Barbra McBride-trained entry of Slacker and Indy Pie ran first and second, respectively, in the $88,950 Indiana Stallion for 2-year-old Indiana-sired fillies. Slacker, under Tommy Pompell, led from start to finish and won by a length and a quarter. Indy Pie chased the winner and was three-quarters of a length in front of 2-5 favorite Ain’t She a Saint in third. The running time for the six furlong event was 1.12.00 and the entry returned $17.80 to win.