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1 OMAHA TURF NOTES T 4 Walter Hanford, who makes his home here, was a visitor Friday. He is an older brother to Carl and the deceased Buddy." Trainer Charles Yates came in from Dallas Thursday. Yates shipped three horses here several days ago which he is training for the Reynolds Trust Stable. Schooling will not be started until completion of the new three-quarter mile chute. Starter Jack Hodgins has been here for more than a week and expects to hold his sessions beginning Monday. Three horses, the property of the Corsi-cana Stable, are here in charge of "Mickey Harrison. They are Masked Clown, Lady o War and Bonnie Pan, which raced at Fair Park. Herman Franks, manager of the mutuel department, was an arrival from Baltimore and i3 busy picking his crew to handle this I The horses of I. T. Houston reached her Monday from Dallas. Those in the stable in charge of G. Felkner are Vin Noir, Chiefs Ranger and Altmark. Leo Sylvester was an arrival from Dallas. Sylvester will take over the book of jockey W. Sebastian, who comes here from Kansas City the middle of next week. During the absence of F. Haldy, trainer of the Dallas Stable, I. Cunningham is looking after Off Duty, Cogay, Pretty Peg, Plucky Lady, Mint de Mie, Marjorie Kerr, Singing River and Unlawful, which were forwarded here from Dallas Sunday. W. Martin has but one horse at this time. He is prepping Single Wave sent here from Fair Park. The Reynolds Trust Stable, trained by, former jockey Charles Yates, consists of Spanish Custom, Otro Vez and Aniela G., all Texas-breds. After having a successful meeting at Fair Park, J. H. Schlessinger shipped J. Robilioa Contrary, Prince Ballot and Donnapeep here. The filly Dixiconna was bred to Kil-kerry before Schlessinger left Dallas and I was turned out at the Three Ds Stock Farm
