- at
Pyrford from 1921 to 1939, but
relocated the
school to
Whatcombe House in
Lower Whatcombe near
Blandford Forum when the
Pyrford site was requisitioned...
- Cloghran,
Dawson went to Lambourn,
England in 1897 and set up shop at
Whatcombe Stables in
Berkshire near Wantage. He
brought with him the steeplechase...
- 1980s by his father-in-law,
Khalid bin Abdullah, and he
bought the
famous Whatcombe stable near
Lambourn in 1984. He
later acquired a
stable of Thoroughbred...
- 342°W / 51.247; -2.342 (Murtry Aqueduct) ST762498
Whatcombe Wall 51°14′35″N 2°19′44″W / 51.243°N 2.329°W / 51.243; -2.329 (
Whatcombe Wall) ST771494...
-
people to have bred,
owned and
trained two
English Derby winners.
Based at
Whatcombe Estate in Berkshire,
Budgett was
British flat
racing champion trainer...
- to
Bramblecombe Lane,
north to
Delcombe Head, and east to the top of
Whatcombe Wood. In the 2011
Census Milton Abbas civil parish had 263 dwellings,...
- forces.
Corporal Sidney William Ware, VC, was born in
November 1892 at
Whatcombe in the
Parish of
Winterborne Whitechurch, Dorset. He was
educated at the...
- or
South Fawley. It
includes the depo****ted
small hill
settlement of
Whatcombe.
Fawley is the
inspiration for "Marygreen" in
Thomas Hardy's Jude the...
-
Charlie Trigg and
trained by
Charles Marnes, won the
opening race, the
Whatcombe Handicap at 2pm,
worth £160, over five furlongs.
There were twenty-eight...
-
breeding at
Whatcombe Stables in Wantage,
Oxfordshire when he died
unexpectedly on 24
April 1935 at age sixteen. He is
buried in
Whatcombe's equine cemetery...
