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Derby
A city in the East Midlands UK; pronounced DAR bee.Segen's Medical Dictionary. © 2012 Farlex, Inc. All rights reserved.
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A keen look at the numbers and statistics coming from recent derbies, however suggests that this fixture is fast losing its flavour.
Now you see, it is not only in cockfighting where they hold derbies. Aside from rice and corn, there are also vegetable derbies which are held now and then.
Of course, there is 42 miles between the Liberty and the new stadium home of the Bluebirds, a mileage much more than many local derbies.
Boyer is secretary of the Rutland Sportsman's Club, whose members are still hoping to run one of the season's largest derbies Jan.
PCC welcomes the 2019 cockfighting season with the following derbies: Tarantula 4-Cock Derby on Jan.
What feat have Tommy Lawton, Wayne Clarke and Wayne Rooney achieved for Everton in Merseyside derbies? 16.
With more than P2 million at stake, it is one of PCC's major derbies.
Some people can't handle derbies and I guess it gives you an insight into players' minds.
FIVE more big stag competitions have been lined up at Pasay City Cockpit which is fast gaining a reputation as the center of major derbies in the country.
Owner Ray White made the decision yesterday to call time on the brilliant brindle's racing career 16 days after he joined canine legends Mick The Miller and Patricias Hope in the record books by winning successive Derbies.
Who has made more Premier League starts in Merseyside derbies - Jamie Carragher, Steven Gerrard or Tim Howard?
Who from the two current Everton and Liverpool squads has played in the most Merseyside derbies? 15.
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