Omaha
Omaha was a champion American Thoroughbred racehorse who is the third winner of the American Triple Crown. In a racing career which lasted from 1934 to 1936, Omaha won 9 of his 22 races. He had his greatest success as a three-year-old in 1935 when he swept the Triple Crown.
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Richard Scannell
Religious leader
Eugene Jerome Hainer
American Politician
David Henry Mercer
American Politician
Bob Gibson
American singer
Jesse Lowe
Former Mayor of Omaha
James Dahlman
Former Mayor of Omaha
Loren Babe
American baseball manager
Daniel F. Miller
Former United States Representative
William Laury Greene
American Politician
Eugene D. O'Sullivan
American Politician
Fred Dawson
American basketball coach
Leo B. Bozell
Adman
Laurie Smith Camp
Former Judge
Richard Lee Metcalfe
John A. McShane
American Politician
John Wyatt
American baseball athlete
Donald Roe Ross
James Hugh Ryan
Ronald Roskens
Charles C. Walcutt
American Politician
Kimera Bartee
Baseball player
Andrew Jackson Poppleton
Former Mayor of Omaha
George P. Bemis
Former Mayor of Omaha
Joe Stothert
Jean Stothert's husband
Frederick Metz
American Politician
Greg Forristall
Former Iowa State Representative
Sam Vacanti
American football player
Billy Earle
American baseball player
Lew Camp
Baseball player
Howard Homan Buffett
Former United States Representative ‧ Warren Buffett's father
Victor Rosewater
Politician
Dwight Siebler
American baseball player
Ferdinand L. Barnett
Politician
Wanda Ewing
Artist
Rodolphe Desdunes
Civil rights activist
Anna Wilson
Basketball player
George Randol
Actor
Mildred Brown
American journalist
Ernest Platt Buffett
Businessman and grocer
Myer S. Kripke
American rabbi and scholar
Edward Rosewater
Politician
Florence M. Ricketts
Gilbert Carl Swanson
Dorothy K. Kripke
American author
Thomas Lord Kimball
Biographer
Thomas Tibbles
Writer
Eugene Daniel O’Sullivan
Former United States Representative