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j GOOD RIDING BRIGADE j AT OMAHA TRACK OMAHA, Neb., May 26.— The riding brigade at the Omaha course this season tops any array of saddle artists which have donned the colors at the local track in sev-i eral years. Included among those who will exhibit their skill are: Paul Keiper, who led the riders at the recent Beulah Park meeting; Lyle Whiting, leading rider at Phoenix and who was well up on the list at Agua Caliente; Clarence Greenwood, native Ne-braskan who has ridden for some of the nations outstanding establishments and his riding at Agua Caliente before coming here was on a par with the best at that track; J. Badali, promising apprentice under contract to F. G. Orr; Charley Shindle, a veteran reinsman, who always wins his share of races at Omaha and other tracks; Charles Warren, under call to Drigger Brothers; Harrison Wilson is another member of the apprentice division who gives good promise. It is reported that Gus Dye, apprentice sensation of the Pacific Coast, will come here to display his skill. Tater Whatley is among the veterans who will ride here, while several others of the jockey contingent who have reported to Al Conners, custodian of the jockey quarters, are awaiting the approval of the licenses.
