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... of that name who starred for Manchester City and England in the late 'bOs and early '7os, who was affectionately known as 'Nijinsky' for his thoroughbred midfield skills and his ceaseless running. That Colin Bell will never be forgotten by fans and continues ...
... EDDIE KEHER QWhat price was Nijinsky when it won the Irish Derby and who rode it? Eddie McDowell, Brent, Middlesex. AOnsky was the star of 1970 winning the 2000 Guineas, Derby and Sr. Leger and, among others. the Irish Derby. Liam Ward %vas in the saddle ...
... Spofforth. Sue Smith presented the prizes and Angela Bell from Kirkby Overblow filled the first two spots in the A and B with Nijinsky and Irco Mirco. The former also clinched the Edward Robinson Memorial Trophy. Angela was the Grade C winner with Wright Decision ...
... Spofforth. S S ue mith presented the prizes and Angela Bell from Kirkby Overblow filled the first two spots in the A and B with Nijinsky and Irco Mirco. The former also clinched the Edward Robinson Memorial Trophy. Angela was the Grade C winner with Wright Decision ...
... John Tenniel, illustrator and cartoonist; 1824 Charles Blondin (Jean-Francois Gravelet), tightrope walker; 1890 Vladimir Nijinski, dancer; 1894 Ben Hect, novelist and film maker; 1896 Philip Showalter Hench, American scientist who discovered cortisone; ...
... it is being a ballet dancer. Some well-known exceptions, such as Anna Pavlova dying at 50 and Rudolf Nureyev at 55, even Nijinsky at 61, might appear to disprove that, but on many a page the author’s penchant for detail provides lists of birth and death ...
... more moving in the end. Mark Tompkins's Hommages consists of four short solos exploring aspects of personalities including Nijinsky and Josephine Baker. Tompkins is a performer of considerable energy and skill, though in four works he risks exceeding the ...
... Gabriele D’Annunzio, poet, dramatist, soldier and nationalist; 1881 Kemal Ataturk, Turkish general and president; 1890 Vaslav Nijinsky, Russian ballet dancer and choreographer; 1912 Kylie Tennant, novelist; 1914 Peter Roth, co-founder Camphill Community; 1922 ...
... BORN: 1832 - Captain Charles Boycott, English land agent. 1881 - Kemal Ataturk, founder of modern Turkey. 1890 - Vaslav Nijinsky. legendary Russian ballet dancer. 1922 - Jack Kerouac. US novelist, author of On the Road. 1928 - Edward Albee. US playwright ...
... Johnson, ex-principal dancer with both the Royal Ballet and the English National Ballet, takes on the role of Nijinsky in David Pownall's Nijinsky Death of a Faun, in a revised production running at the Royal Opera House's Linbury Studio Theatre from May ...
... Hannah Gordon: 59 emperor (assassinated); 1! Greco, artist; 1861 Elisha Otis, inventor of the safet 1950 Vaslav Nijinsky, ball dancer; 1973 Pablo Spanish painter and who pioneered Cubism; 1 General Omar Bradley; 19 Marian Anderson, opera § 1998 Dr (James) ...
... the winners enclosure, whether flat or jumps. He saddled winners of all the classics plus three Grand National victories. Nijinsky, the 1970 triple crown winner, was probably the best he ever trained, but there's a gaggle of greats vying for that honour ...