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- André Clayeux (2 April 1897 – 30 January 1971) was a French athlete, soldier and sports director He competed in the men's triple jump at the 1924 Summer...
- star, and was bred in France by Emmanuel Clayeux & Jacky Rauch. He initially raced in the colours of Clayeux, who also trained him. On his racecourse...
- Sir Des Champs is a dark-coated bay gelding bred in France by Dominique Clayeux. He was sired by the French Thoroughbred stallion Robin des Champs, whose...
- as stable jockey at the yard of trainer Emmanuel Clayeux in Vaumas. After several seasons with Clayeux, he went free-lance. He won his first Grade race...
- photographié par Henri Cartier-Bresson. Texts by Cartier-Bresson and Louis Clayeux. Milan: Franco Sciardelli. 1994: A propos de Paris. Texts by Véra Feyder...
- Olivier Dahan Thomas Darnal Pierre "Krøpöl" Gauthé Tomas Arroyos Jacques Clayeux Chino Frank Maaut Philippe Renaud : Lead Vocals & Guitar : Trumpet & Vocals...
- de la Santé publique and the Mérite agricole. In 1935 Lafont met André Clayeux at the Ministry of Health and Sport. He became her life partner, although...
- Montceau stems from the early 80s, in which the latter chairman Gérard Clayeux attempted by pry away several of Gueugnon's top players by offering to...
- War I) Salomon Gluck (World War II) Fernand Braudel (World War II) André Clayeux (World War II) André Schulmann (World War II) Paul-Louis Roche (World War...
- ownership of Damien Coveliers and was initially trained in France by Emmanuel Clayeux. She was sired by Saddler Maker, a well-bred horse who made no impact on...