James Edward 'Choppy' Warburton (13 November 1845 – 18 December 1897) was an English record-breaking runner and a cycling coach. His career in cycling...
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Look up choppy in Wiktionary, the free dictionary. Choppy may refer to: Choppy Warburton (James Edward Warburton, 1845–1897), an English runner and cycling...
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joined Arthur Linton, another rider from his town. Both were coached by Choppy Warburton. Michael became world motor-paced champion the same year at Cologne...
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in his hand." Choppy Warburton of Haslingden, England died aged 52. He was described by the Lancashire Family History Society: "Choppy has been firmly...
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publisher Charles Warburton (1754–1826), Irish Anglican bishop Charlotte Eliot Warburton (1883–1961), New Zealand community leader Choppy Warburton (James Edward...
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crowned champion and was spotted by ex-champion sprinter, James "Choppy" Warburton. Warburton became Linton's manager and he accepted a professional contract...
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Dave Pearson (1937–2008), painter and educator, studio in Haslingden Choppy Warburton (1845–1897) born in Coal Hey, just off Lower Deardengate, was a record-breaking...
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defeated Albert Champion. She trained with controversial English coach Choppy Warburton and was sponsored by Simpson Chain, a British bicycle chain manufacturer...
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race, Michael took a drink provided to him by his coach and manager, Choppy Warburton and began the race. He rode poorly and ended with falling off his bike...
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