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| Inaugurated in 1975, the Tropical Park | Derby, named for the old Tropical Park Race Track in |
| The Tropical Park | Derby is an American Thoroughbred horse race run at |
| ials for away fans to prevent crowd trouble in | Derby City Centre and at the main Derby railway stat |
| restored by the Rolls-Royce Heritage Trust in | Derby. |
| ln also served as one of the first trustees of | Derby Academy, recently founded in Hingham by Sarah |
| wing its creation the stud farm bred two Epsom | Derby winners for the Baron. |
| season hot by winning the grade two Louisiana | Derby and followed that up with another grade two vi |
| nd member Wayne Static, it features two roller | derby teams and has a 1970s theme. |
| Jolley went on to train two Kentucky | Derby winners, first with Foolish Pleasure in 1975 t |
| The team went on to make UK roller | derby history later that year, by participating in t |
| Rock n' Rollerderby Swindle": First UK Roller | Derby Bout. |
| de Majestic Prince the first unbeaten Kentucky | Derby champion in 47 years. |
| marty Jones became the first unbeaten Kentucky | Derby winner since Seattle Slew in 1977. |
| , he became member for Lisburn, and under Lord | Derby was secretary to the Poor Law Board in 1852. |
| he Buckhounds from 1841 to 1846 and under Lord | Derby as Under-Secretary of State for War in 1859. |
| Under Madam | Derby young women learned English, French and needle |
| short-lived Conservative government under Lord | Derby. |
| He served under Lord | Derby as Lord Steward of the Household from 1866 to |
| He served under Lord | Derby and then Benjamin Disraeli as a Lord of the Tr |
| McGovern transferred from Hartlepool United to | Derby County for a fee of £7500 in September 1968, a |
| ague by five points from Manchester United and | Derby County. |
| The Burnley-Manchester United and | Derby County-Nottingham Forest ties were played inst |
| in the 1899 FA Cup Final (in which United beat | Derby County 4-1), he wore 50 yards of bandages to p |
| up Final was contested by Sheffield United and | Derby County at Crystal Palace. |
| t the other end of the table, Leeds United and | Derby County (First Division champions as recently a |
| Negotiations between Leeds United and | Derby County for Dickinson to sign on an emergency l |
| lso procured which connected the University of | Derby to Lincoln and UCN to the University of Leices |
| ege (1962-1965) (now part of the University of | Derby), where she specialized in religious studies. |
| f the halls of residence for the University of | Derby. |
| s attacked by academics from the University of | Derby and the University of Northampton for being “o |
| ved honorary doctorates from the University of | Derby and the University of Bradford. |
| The Devonshire Campus of the University of | Derby is housed in one of the town's historic buildi |
| University of | Derby, main campus. |
| Chancellor of the University of | Derby (October 2008, a five-year appointment) |
| ssor at Bishop Lonsdale College, University of | Derby, England from 1974-1977. |
| Philosophy of Religion from the University of | Derby, Hart is a prominent member of a group of non- |
| ed as a course tutor in the Open University at | Derby (1975-77). |
| s Professor of aesthetics at the University of | Derby and holds an Honorary Senior Research Fellowsh |
| eived a First in his BA from the University of | Derby in 2000 and his MA with Distinction from the R |
| and Television studies from the University of | Derby. |
| sity, Oxford Brookes University, University of | Derby and University of Bedfordshire), modern appren |
| m 2003 to 2008 Chancellor of the University of | Derby. |
| LADD plays real, unscripted roller | derby with rules and referees. |
| problems kept him out of racing until Kentucky | Derby time. |
| Teague grew up in | Derby, Kansas and Sembach, Germany before moving to |
| rn as Maria Catherine Fowler and brought up in | Derby, England. |
| Varney grew up in | Derby, Derbyshire, England and has lived in the Unit |
| This led to him being snapped up by | Derby County in February 1968, with Walker appearing |
| ing a goal in the FA cup fourth round upset of | Derby County and another in the 1-5 fifth round defe |
| This result was achieved by using the | Derby and the information relayed by datalink from a |
| He died at 123 New Uttoxeter Road, | Derby, on 11 January 1884. |
| England to join the A50 between Uttoxeter and | Derby. |
| ntwich while Gell marched through Uttoxeter to | Derby, taking Northampton's body with him. |
| War II, guesting on occasion for both Vale and | Derby County during the war years. |
| Butler joined Port Vale from | Derby County in June 1946. |
| led side was formed, and the Valiants defeated | derby rivals Stoke 2-0 in front of a record 31,493 a |
| She was interred in a vault in | Derby Cathedral, where there is a memorial to her. |
| Virgil's Tomb: the 1782 version in | Derby Museum and Art Gallery |
| le were assured with successive victories over | Derby County and Burnley in April. |
| match, helping Albion to a 3-1 victory against | Derby County in the Midland Victory League in April |
| goal in his next match, a 3-0 victory against | Derby County four days later. |
| best result of the season, a 6-2 victory over | Derby County on October 20th 1888 was achieved with |
| goal for Tottenham in a 4-0 home victory over | Derby County in August 2007. |
| un, scoring in a 2-1 second round victory over | Derby Junction. |
| during the filming of a skateboarding video at | Derby skatepark in Santa Cruz, Bailey crashed on his |
| Both Aston Villa and | Derby County gave him trials, but it was the 'Blues' |
| er has its source just north of the village at | Derby Fen. |
| ded by King George III, who after visiting the | Derby works granted him permission to incorporate th |
| His lashed half volley sent | Derby on their way to a 2-1 win. |
| In a subsequent vote, the | Derby directors voted four to one in favour of Macka |
| nt time at Stoke, West Brom and Walsall before | Derby County took him on trial as a centre-forward. |
| e youth academies of English clubs Walsall and | Derby County, but made his professional debut in Nor |
| all League for Blackpool, Bolton Wanderers and | Derby County. |
| kpool, Leeds United, Bolton Wanderers (twice), | Derby County, Mansfield Town before joining Cardiff |
| h Tikva (all in Israel), Bolton Wanderers, and | Derby County but failed to make an impact in England |
| During World War II, | Derby was bombed by Japanese planes because of an ai |
| re he managed during the Second World War, and | Derby County, where he won a double of the Football |
| One of those FA Cup games was against | Derby County when the young forward impressed enough |
| It was at | Derby County where the older Goodall became a mentor |
| In August 2009, Robbie Savage was appointed | Derby Captain by Nigel Clough, who had replaced Paul |
| In the year he was at | Derby he played 18 matches and scored twice. |
| His last first-class match was another | derby match against Gloucestershire, this time at Ba |
| Ernest Ellis Clark (1869? - 1932) was a | Derby born artist who became an artist for Crown Der |
| Also notable was the | Derby Racer racing roller coaster, which had a serie |
| efore the Duffield Road level crossing was the | Derby Canal Wharf where the Little Eaton Gangway als |
| mediately travelled to Liverpool, watching the | derby in attendance, being joined by future chairman |
| lley Water Board was set up to supply water to | Derby, Leicester, Nottingham and Sheffield, and the |
| n Derbyshire, England roughly half way between | Derby and Matlock. |
| e in quick succession (the third one wearing a | Derby hat instead of a baseball cap for some unknown |
| rugia, Ancona and Bologna in Italy, as well as | Derby County in England. |
| Maxwell Craven, a well known | Derby Historian who studied at Mickleover College of |
| The 2005/06 season began well for | Derby. |
| s had signed for Everton, John Goodall went to | Derby County and Thomson to Wolves. |
| Among his progeny were Kentucky | Derby winner, Burgoo King, Baby League, dam of Strik |
| notable stallions bred at Mentmore were Epsom | Derby winners Blue Peter (1939) and Ocean Swell (194 |
| byshire, Derbyshire, England, 12 miles west of | Derby. |
| s from Willington and four miles south west of | Derby. |
| he Scarlets regional side for their West Wales | derby match against the Ospreys on 18 April. |
| miles from Ashbourne and eleven miles west of | Derby. |
| at at Preston North End in the West Lancashire | derby in the previous outing. |
| Main article: West London | derby |
| n south Derbyshire eight miles (13 km) west of | Derby. |
| The West Lancashire | derby (sometimes also known as the M55 derby) is a l |
| ivals and champions Chelsea in the West London | derby. |
| lish county of Derbyshire, a few miles west of | Derby. |
| ry 1992 allowed a quicker route to the west of | Derby from this section. |
| against Fulham - since their last West London | derby defeat in March 2006. |
| inos beat Bradford Bulls in the West Yorkshire | derby 42-38. |
| It is based in the west of | Derby, just off the A52. |
| King and were believed to be present when Lord | Derby responded to Oliver Cromwell's terms. |
| When the | Derby moved to ABC in 1975 (local affiliate WLKY), C |
| eived nationwide media attention when Kentucky | Derby winner Barbaro underwent surgery at the Widene |
| k Valley Industrial Heritage Center; where the | Derby Historical Society's extensive collection of I |
| 9 by the Midland Counties Railway which linked | Derby and Nottingham with Leicester and thence to Lo |
| n American football match, in which Locomotive | Derby beat the Stoke Spitfires 13-8. |
| While at | Derby Strupar gained cult status with his prolific s |
| While in | Derby he built links with the United Methodist Churc |
| Whilst at | Derby he had loan spells at Manchester City and Birm |
| Whilst at | Derby he was coached by future England manager Steve |
| 8) was an English football manager who managed | Derby County and Manchester City. |
| cup was won by Nottingham Forest, who defeated | Derby County 3-1 in the final of the competition, pl |
| Mortimer, Gerald (2004): The Who's Who of | DERBY COUNTY. |
| cup was won by Sheffield United, who defeated | Derby County 4-1 in the final of the competition, pl |
| oft, merchant of Worcester and his wife Hannah | Derby, daughter of Thomas Derby. |
| Ipswich Town, Leicester City, Wigan Athletic, | Derby County, Reading and Southampton. |
| er built by Berliner and J. Newton Williams of | Derby, Connecticut, had lifted its operator (William |
| ner's, Cam Gambolati, first attempt to win the | Derby, a feat not matched again until 2003 when Barc |
| on Shoscombe before he had a chance to win the | Derby and pay off all his debts. |
| he Norwich City bench in the 2-1 away win over | Derby County, even making a late substitute appearan |
| asus was the first betting favorite to win the | Derby since Spectacular Bid in 1979. |
| came in 1971 when he rode Mill Reef to win The | Derby. |
| The last participant to subsequently win the | Derby was Workforce, the runner-up in 2010. |
| amba in the 84th of the team's 2-0 away win at | Derby County on 12 February 2011. |
| t league win on November 27 was a 2-1 win over | Derby County, who would become champions at the end |
| ed Clyde Van Dusen "the worst horse to win the | Derby in twenty years." |
| Emile Heskey hat-trick gave them a 4-0 win at | Derby County which put them in fourth place, four po |
| the 1902-03 season, in a 3-0 home win against | Derby County. |
| ess, netting the fourth in a 4-2 home win over | Derby County in March. |
| even leading the club to a famous 6-2 win over | Derby in the FA Cup. |
| Regret, the first filly to ever win the | Derby, generated significant publicity for the race, |
| her father/son/grandson combination to win the | Derby was Pensive (1944) who sired Ponder (1949) who |
| ficial debut on 12 February, in a 2-0 win over | Derby County at Pride Park Stadium, altogether makin |
| Longest shot to win the | Derby |
| Bari did however win the | Derby di Puglia against U.S. Lecce on 6 January 2011 |
| made his debut that night in a 2-1 win against | Derby County. |
| reach out to independents, as he did to win in | Derby, a city where Republicans are outnumbered 4:1. |
| tarted the season well and with a 8-1 win over | Derby County Stoke topped the table, however injurie |
| iarra scored a goal in Bordeaux's 4-3 win over | Derby de la Garonne rivals Toulouse. |
| d, was the first foreign bred horse to win the | Derby. |
| econd half substitute in a 3-2 league win over | Derby County at Bloomfield Road. |
| e of the lightest loads carried by a winner in | Derby history. |
| sired the 1975 Preakness Stakes winner, Master | Derby. |
| irst time, stating his ambition of winning the | Derby della Capitale against local rivals Roma. |
| as also interested in horseracing, winning the | Derby three times and owning the successful stallion |
| In Alice Wins the | Derby (May 5, 1925) Pete, Alice and Julius are among |
| This followed an infamous interview with the | Derby County goalkeeper Stephen Bywater where he spe |
| t, with the opportunity to link up with former | Derby County manager Billy Davies, but eventually wa |
| Along with his | Derby team-mate Deon Burton he was one of the Reggae |
| This linked with both | Derby Friargate and Burton upon Trent. |
| Manchester City are second, with Liverpool, | Derby County, Nottingham Forest and Chelsea just beh |
| Rugby (where it begins to interfere with Radio | Derby). |
| al year of his contract, and with cost-cutting | Derby unwilling to match his current contract, Burnl |
| o thre-year-old horses, it was, along with the | Derby Trial Stakes, one of two final prep races host |
| Not to be confused with Osmaston, | Derby. |
| alizes in decorating its pottery with Kentucky | Derby and Christmas themes, but it has other themes |
| n, the Millennium Centre work closely with the | Derby youth volunteer group “Vinvolved”,encouraging |
| It was later reassembled within the | Derby Museum and Art Gallery. |
| wick, Dipash has achieved many wins within the | Derby Phoenix finishing second in the F2 Championshi |
| n, Nottingham Forest, Wolverhampton Wanderers, | Derby County and Mansfield Town. |
| e Football League for Wolverhampton Wanderers, | Derby County and Scunthorpe United. |
| Not to be confused with the Wolves and | Derby County footballer of the same name Jimmy Dunn |
| on's first non-urban flat track women's roller | derby team and are part of the grass-roots derby rev |
| eum will be home to Dallas' own women's roller | derby league, Assassination City Roller Derby. |
| 1999) - won G1s: | Derby Italiano, Premio Presidente della Repubblica, |
| Typhoon won the | Derby at 11-5 odds against the favored horse, Orname |
| her maternal grandfather who had also won the | Derby. |
| horseman James Ben Ali Haggin, who had won the | Derby in 1886 with his entry Ben Ali. |
| 2000) - won Epsom | Derby |
| In 1997, Gosden won the | Derby with Benny the Dip. |
| In 1957-58 the Reserves won the | Derby Senior League Cup, followed a year later by th |
| He thrice won the | Derby, named after the 12th Earl, and thrice won the |
| is kept at Ascot Stables and has won numerous | derby races. |
| e it marked the first time a horse had won the | Derby without racing as a three-year old prior to ru |
| ehorses, and in 1844 his horse Orlando won the | Derby, after another horse, Running Rein, had been d |
| hen his Adderbury-trained horse Jeddah won the | Derby at odds of 100-1 and also won at Ascot, the Ma |
| ng of a racehorse and after Valenzuela won the | Derby on board Tim Tam, the next day he was flown to |
| ame into Lazio's history books as they won the | Derby della Capitale on 19 March 2008 and virtually |
| won: Louisiana | Derby |
| e from the wares of Bow, Chelsea, Worcester or | Derby. |
| Although the Bow, Chelsea, Worcester and | Derby factories had, before Spode, established a pro |
| amassed the work of | Derby Sketching Club members, and in the 1940s prese |
| Working in | Derby allowed her to take an active role in the loca |
| After working for | Derby Museums Education Service he moved to Bolton M |
| erly ADtranz) at their Litchurch Lane Works in | Derby, England. |
| Movia family at their Litchurch Lane Works in | Derby, England. |
| e who was a local painter who now has works in | Derby Art Gallery. |
| ur organised by Robert Erskine to the works in | Derby where he was creating 'Roll Down', and involve |
| The Midland Counties Railway workshop in | Derby 2006 |
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