-
American Border Collie dog
Chaser, a
horse trained for
steeple-chasing The
Chaser (1938 film), an
American comedy drama The
Chaser (2008 film), a
South Korean...
-
motoring enthusiasts that
included Barnato, Sir
Henry "Tim" Birkin,
steeple chaser George Duller,
aviator Glen Kidston,
automotive journalist S.C.H. "Sammy"...
- (1931–2011),
American football player Harry Sewell (1885–1953),
British steeple chaser Hazel Sewell (1898–1975),
American animator Helen Sewell (1896–1957)...
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different novels, such as the
supercilious stud groom, the dark and wary
steeple-
chaser, or the
fascinating sporting widow.
Bones and I, or The
Skeleton at...
-
professional half-mile
champion John
Disley (born 1928), 3000
metres steeple chaser Dai
Greene (born 1986)
Tanni Grey-Thompson (born 1969),
winner of 11...
- to say
goodbye to all—horses, silphium, chariots,
silphium stalks,
steeple-
chasers,
silphium leaves, and
silphium juice!" Long
after its
claimed extinction...
- O'Brien is the name of:
Kerry O'Brien (athlete) (born 1946),
Australian steeple chaser and long-distance
runner Kerry O'Brien (journalist) (born 1945), Australian...
- Barrow-in-Furness in 1989 to Pat Miller, who
competed at
national level as a
steeple-
chaser. Dean Miller, who was born with
cerebral palsy,
matriculated to the...
- and
served in India.
There he
became known as a
sportsman and a fine
steeple-
chaser,
while his
instinct for
topography and
linguistic aptitude in French...
-
adopted the
surname Lancashire as a
racing name; he
owned a
number of
steeple-
chasers including Brunswick which finished fourth in the 1890
Grand National...
