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.
People born in Omaha (First 49 people) - Page 2
Sarah Rose Summers
American model
Christine Conradt
Screenwriter
Terence Crawford
American professional boxer
Ahman Green
American football running back
Eric Crouch
American football quarterback
Jeff Noddle
Executive Chairman of the Board of Directors of Donaldson
Erin Belieu
American poet
Stephanie Kurtzuba
American film actress
Floyd Kalber
American television journalist
Angelo Rossitto
American actor
Gayle Lynds
American former journalist
Mark Richt
American football coach
Harrison Phillips
American football defensive tackle
Joyce Appleby
American historian
Christopher Lasch
American historian
Howard P Chudacoff
Historian
Sean McDermott
American football coach
Craig Anton
American actor
Nicholas D'Agosto
American actor
Inga Swenson
American actress
Rachelle Hruska
American entrepreneur
Drew Dober
American mixed martial artist
Terry Goodkind
American writer
John Scott Jr.
American coach
Paula Zahn
American journalist
Joseph Henabery
Film actor
Max T. Barnes
American singer
Shaun Murphy
American singer
Mina Kimes
American journalist
Taylor Stoehr
Author
Matt Longacre
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Donald E. Thorin
American cinematographer
Beth Anne Garrison
Actress
Johnny Rodgers
American football player
Gwen Arner
American television director
Barry E. Jackson
American production designer
Rick Gray
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Erik Turner
Guitarist
Max Baer
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Lou Pardini
American keyboard player
Cherien Dabis
American actress
Essiet Essiet
American bassist
Walter Capps
Former United States Representative
Thomas S. Ricketts
Chairman of the Board of Directors of the Chicago Cubs
Lawrence Klein
American economist
Barry Barish
American physicist
Michael Ivins
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