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Lord Derby refers to a title, typically associated with British nobility, that is given to a person who holds the rank of Earl of Derby or a higher title in the peerage of the United Kingdom. The phrase 'Lord Derby' is used to refer to the individual who currently holds or historically held this title
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Years in the stables of lord derby.
Lord Derby called for all the correspondence on the matter.
The idea was first suggested at a public meeting by Lord Derby.
Lord Derby resigned in reaction to this and was replaced by Lord Salisbury.
Amongst those who took it was the then Lord Derby.
Villeneuve played in four Lord Derby Cup finals in this period and won every one.
During this season they also embarked on their best Lord Derby cup run.
Lord Derby was also the patron of the writer Edward Lear.
He was replaced by Lord Derby.
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Queen Victoria deeply distrusted Palmerston and first asked Lord Derby to accept the premiership.
Lord Derby commissioned equine artist Martin Stainforth to paint a portrait of Hyperion.
They have won the French title on five occasions and the Lord Derby Cup once.
Lord Derby winner, learn I am not a cheater.
He immediately resigned, and Lord Derby returned to office.
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In fact, Lord Derby himself was known to prefer cock-fighting to horse racing.
The Radical party, acting apart from the moderate Liberal party, kept Lord Derby in power.
Lord Derby retired, and his successor, Benjamin Disraeli, wanted Lord Cairns as lord chancellor.
His party 's leader was Lord Derby.
A run to the Lord Derby Cup final in 1992 still represents their best run to date.
The inaugural winner, Bridget, was owned by Lord Derby himself.
Here, listen to this . Lord Derby.
