The sun., 1902-12-27
JAMES OWNSBY RBINSrATED.
STEWARDS MAKE ANOTHER RCL-
ING IN THE HICKS CASE.
Phillips. Thrown From Miss Knickerbecker
sustains broken Collarbone-Pageant
Takes Handicap for Two.Iear-Olds
-POtente Wins at New Orleans.

new ORLEANS. Dec. ?e.-Aithoueh it was
very cold here this afternoon and the ma
jority OF the spectators were compelled to
keep near the heaters to keep wa:m never
theless large crowd was out very Or
dinary card was presented. but II furnished
some fine sport.
The partner ship of Hatfield 4 ownsby. the
stable that had Jockey Hicks under con-
tract and which has been mixed up In the
recent turf scan dal in which two bookmakers
were ruled OF the turf, was dissolved to-day.
Ownsby bought all OF the horses in the stable
for 5000. but HATFIELD still holds third In
terest in the Hicks contract. The stew
ards late this evening handed down the fol-
lowing ruling: After satisfactory proof
a. James Ownsby is the sole owner of the
horses that have been running In the name
OF Hathe.d Ownsby aud Hatfield d Owns shy
& Co. We suggest that said James Own shy
be restored to all privileges as an owner and
trainer"
Boots" Durnell OF the racing firm OF Dur
nell Herr to-day said that the story that
McChcsney. Golden Rule. The Lady and other
horses would be shipped away from here
was untrue
Jockey Phillips was thrown from Miss
Knickerbocker as the field left the post in
ie third race and was badly injured. havn &
a collarbone e broken. Lady knickerbocker was
destroy ed al fter the race. Rankin, winner OF the
third race. was run up to $500. which was $500
over his entered price and bought in by
The feature of the afternoon was the six;
'urlong handicap for two-year-olds. and
% was won by paeeant In aaiiop Mrs Frank
drive from Sheriff Bell.
sam. Hildreth to-day, purchased McoI
that Moor Was tS not cut dow down t in the chfi.tmas
The drs, race brought out a very poor
Lat In htYl. A~d ala Nssad hA ttpk.
the best. The favorite. Mauser, received "a
poor ride from ponegan, The second race
lis field until the e. ciSitS pole was % res ched.
when he won. racing away on the end from
Stratton.
Sirilla was the favorite In the nth, and
lust got up H. time to win from Rough Rider
POtente, w.o ias been scratched at least
tmss started In the st %5d osas wns
First race. seven turonss -Floyd n. io4 Cannon,
10 10 s. and even. won: MsussI, loi Ipone &c,
The Wizard, Hedse. Doc Woods Sleepy Head
second ' race s.iS six and hall 'SrionssN Bound
lee. ios g'onegan,, 10 and 2,o l, won: S;rs.,on
Time. -i:22 Hazel H.. flaneur., poeskin. Lit,I.
Third race seven ,urlons.,, Rankin, loi;, Pel,
i,o and /? . second, Marco, 81 Fuller TO |
and 2to !. third. line. ". Callana; Brookston
| Flora Levy a.s) ran. Miss Knckerbocker fell az
| post.
rOurth race. six furiongs -prrcant i02, (Scully)
to and 2 to /. won. Mis-. Fr n Poster; 90 (Red
norN, 10 and even third. Time. IIi is. Pride
| Of q 'l,r,. Lord Melbourne, Farmer Jim and Burke
Cocr ran also ran.
finh race. one mile and sixteenth-Sarilla. l0I
and TO wSn fsSsm sond dsI Ga.rs ~
Ramsey us &C. Wight. is to !. third. Time. 1912
Mosketo. Provost. Marcos klnk Bareycom, Al
berta and I.lze Dillon also ran.
Sixth race. one mile-Potente. iot tBrchananl, :
TO s and TO O. won; Major Mansir. i07 q nnon,.
| to 2 and to g. second: Smile. 10 O'Neln,, Ito
| and to S. third. Tine. lN as Echo Dale and
Magentir also