The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1902-12-04
OUTSIDERS STILL WINNING.
DEFEiT or ORDNI NC AN UP.
SET AT NEW ORLEANS.
O'COnnor's Ride OF the Cdds.on FaNorite
Criticised-Othcr Races Runaway A..
fairs--One Lone Ia,Orite First Past
the Finish Post-JOckeys suspended

NV ORLEANS. Dec The reign OF out
siders goes merrily on At the Fair Grounds.
With the muddy going that has prevailed the
last few day form calculations are at a dis
count and the smart players who have well
guided information on long shots are reap
ing harvest one lon" favorite was ftr,t
mast the pot to-day, but four of the other
Ave winners were quietly backed, and what
the books retained on favorite plays was
more than balanced 10y the money they paid
out on the out NIder>.
The greatest upset of the afternoon was
Scorpio's defeat OF Ordnung In the NTH rae"
urdnung i IA horse supposed TO be OF some
class and who ha~ been considered unlucky
In his previous starts. - that he was maze
an odds ON iavorit" over the rather cheap
field lac WAS engaged with IN the race As the
race Wa run many Will think that ordnung
should have won and O'tonnor comes in for
considcrahl. criticism. Scorpio had the
speed OF the party and raced along In front
al n killing pace until we'll into the stretch.
when he began to chuck II UP
In the stretch O'Conuor apparently waited
for the paccmaher to come back and then tired
10 go throush on the Path near the outside
Pail Failing in this, he took Oidnung around
inside of s,corpio and being iorced.to the
whip. allowed his mount to swerve just be-
fore the end Ibis lost Ordnung the race.
for although h" wae running over Scorpio,
the ground he lost IN that maj letouf coulCi
not be made mp ana StOfilo Eatilcu the w.
cision by a neck
All OF the other races were runa way affairs
The horses with outSid" positions had a
deciird advantage because OF the better
footing near IN" outer rail- and IN every event
thu hor-" with the early speed taking the
uath va able to Outioot his over breaking
compauIoE- Tom Maybin Peter Duryea
Sweet Alice Jessie Jarbo" and Pierce were
the other winners or di~oDedienc" al the
post IN the mt race Jockey Helserson was
s,jspcId,d Tor one day and fauntleroy and
81 idrNcll for two days each
I.T>t Kact-iiNr iLTIoHsN -Maybln. l0t III
lsoUhcrI. 10 / and : TO L. ~On, Iancred lus thti
yers1nt, ) ~ and even, second, MatnIIde, luu
UtulcrI, TO and 10 l. land Ilhe. 10 DC
NoUus, UrOntc, Niublc N6g, LORD loLchvOoG.
ANens.S, iinmOfttue Mount HUpe ana NcoieNt
abO ran $50
Haap. 30 10 / ana 10 - L. won Nabochl.sh. luS
(Gannoni. TO ana - .. sccOnu. Azua. lU-
lS.ully,. 40 to anu 10 to thrd. lime. 10 ..
Georgia Gardner. Sand Flea, III Collar. Judge
Like also ran.
THIRD lace Six furlongs-Sweet Alice, III
Cannon. sto and 10 !? won, fnde OF Galore.
l0s rs I.Cci, II 10 anisto g. second HANDSPRING 7,
10 to,COnnun, . 10 and to 2. imrd Ilmc.
~ as ofpheum. itrate lAiuka ana RAM N
Hlso ran.
Jarboe. e5 ,Haaclu. ! To- and , to s. Won. hi.
gram, To- D'Connur, - / and to TO- second,
RCl.ng botr no duo hananl, TO 10 and oui,
tHird. Tine. LA. Inc " dow also ran
10 to ana } II /. Won; Oidiung. i01 ~ G nnurl .
Sto and out second. Opi'uLhI, lOi tHtI.,S IA.
70 TO and y !, tAird. Time, lls l4,rd feppcr,
NUhleman, Honolulu. jerry Hunt and Farmer Jim
Skin Race-One mile-Perce j.. io4 (Cosswelp
!? to l. won Nhcola, 90 III MChaels,. so to /.
20 -. Lady Midas, Trocadero, Hucena and
thickadec also ran.