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1 FAIRMOUNT PARK NOTES | $ . £ J. A. Koury arrived from-Chicago and will visit here for the remainder of the meeting. Koury, who has Ray Mouse and Crack Boy quartered at the local course, is desirous of acquiring more racing material for the summer meetings. C. N. Finch, noted veterinary, motored over from his home at Jeffersonville, Ind., to take in the sport for a few days. J. M. Nugent registered with the secretarys office the five-year-old Winged Victory, which arrived from Louisville, Ky., and will race here for Sam Pershall, local sportsman. It was learned here Tuesday morning that before leaving for Chicago, C. E. Davison leased for stud duties the former stakes winner, Navanod, to G. Brigham, Oklahoma turfman who maintains a breeding establishment j at Tulsa. The seven-year-old son of Hourless and Black Flight was leased for a three-year period. Among horsemen shipping to Omaha was F. Speelman, who took the racers of M. Whitebrook to the Ak-Sar-Ben track. Jesse Brin shipped . Scotch Thistle here from the Brin Farm at Dallas, Texas. R. Marshall will condition the Brin racer.
