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1 OMAHA TURF NOTES | ! ® j Numeous owners with the intention of traveling west from Omaha at the close of I the Ak-Sar-Ben meeting arrived here Fri- I day. The largest outfit was that of Dr. J. A. Blackwell, in charge of E. Tiller, which consisted of Getalong, Lady DeVer, Elania, I Friend Fred, Keltner and Witson. 1 L. D. Moore registered More Power in the name of Mrs. L. M. Sholtz; C. Thompson 1 brought in Cheraw and Polante Rose and J. A. Murphy has Dunley and Watch In. 1 A public auction will be conducted in the 1 paddock here Tuesday at 11 oclock by Jim- my Hayes. More than a dozen horses will go under the hammer. 1 Joe Levert arrived from Kansas City and 1 will stay for the balance of the meeting. Bob Ware, trainer for the Six Bar Stable, i Will take the outfits lone horse, Texas Maid, i ! j I I I 1 1 1 1 1 1 i i to Agua Caliente after the close here. Jockey Lee Jones will accompany the stable. An effort to obtain thoroughbreds for one running race nightly at the Des Moines, Iowa, trotting track is being made by Carl W. Hamilton. The purses are 00. Beginning.ith Fridays program, eight races will be %arded daily, it was announced by secretary E. W. Bury. Andy Williams, veteran turfman, has re- turned to his home in Blackwell, Okla., where he will take up several horses he has turned out. He sent Delia Beach to the farm for a rest. Don Fair has been doing an excellent job on the public address system, despite the fact that he had been away from the track for several years. E. K. Fain, Wichita Falls, Tex., sportsman, returned to his home via plane after spend- J ing a week here. *
