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HORSE COLONY AT OMAHA IS CONSIDERED BEST IN YEARS YEARSBennie Bennie Creech Checks In With Big Band of Racers From Sportsmans SportsmansOMAHA OMAHA Neb May 24 Owners trainers and fans are of one mind concerning Ak SarBens 1941 race inciting which opens its thirtyday schedule here next Tuesday May 27 The best lot of horses AkSar Ben ever had is their unanimous verdict auguring well for the success of the 1941 season seasonStables Stables of from one head to nearly a score have been showing up from all directions the last few days Latest checkup revealed over 700 head already at the track trackWith With still more horses in sight officials were obliged today to advise owners not to ship their horses to AkSarBen unless stall reservations have already been allotted Every available bit of space is full up they state Late arrivals included several express cars from Sportsmans Park Largest was the Bennie Creech string including Dusky Prince Second ound Gato Bo Fiddle MitS Collins Wegoway Mr Moore Wilcox Boy My Red Infinite Mae Tiny Bit Vinum BudOn and I Do Believe BelieveJOHN JOHN OLIVERS SHIPMENT SHIPMENTOn On the same train were John Olivers Golden Nuggett Chester Rose Tistrue In the Shade Chiefjean Flag Post Tadpole and Little Abner also Dave Christian with Belle Elan Cant Catch Colonel Martis Molida Credulous Western Slope Ravenna Milton Memory and Prosperous Low LowOthers Others in from Sportsmans include Dr F W Cairy Sioux City la who brought Lonely Road who set a new track record of 327 for two miles and seventy yards at Oaklawn this spring Sherab Jr a 1910 local handicap winner and Marlie May MayE E K Murray Omahan is back home with Mystery Miss Kanton Bar and All Steel K McCray Danville 111 is here with Arabic Jirdon Padre Girl and Bay Aggie Latest Pacific coast arrivals include E Erlich San Ysidro with Fleet Girl and Miss Contrary ContraryAkSarBen AkSarBen will have its share of good riders too Checking in since the turn of the eek were Clint Wagner H B Wilson Walt Smplinski Don Faye Lyle Whiting F Weidaman and A Ebberts
