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Alastair James Dunbar Lidderdale

Born: March 1964
Taplow, Bucks, England
Died:
 
 
Felicity Mary Ashton
???? - ????
 
 
Joan Isabell Vulliamy
16 Mar 1898 - 1980
David Vulliamy Lidderdale
1932 - ????
Francis James Lidderdale
1889 - ????

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Alison J. Stanley

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Marriage: June 17, 2001, West Berks, Berkshire, England

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Descendants of John Lidderdale (1778 to present).

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Alastair Lidderdale started his career in racing with Peter Walwyn as pupil assistant, later moving on to David Nicholson, again as pupil assistant. Having spent three-&-a-half years with 'The Duke' at Condicote, gaining a sound knowledge of how a top class National Hunt yard runs, he secured a position as assistant trainer with Martin Pipe.

In his first season there they broke Michael Dickinson's record with 129 winners and continued to improve on that score in the years to follow. In due course, Martin Pipe gave Alastair the opportunity to run his new second yard with full responsibility for dealing with his horses' welfare, their owners, and the yard staff. During this period Martin was Champion National Hunt trainer every year.

After eight years with Martin, Alastair joined Derby-winning trainer Paul Cole as his Assistant, to gain more experience of flat racing.

Two years later, when Hughie Morrison, who was also working for Paul Cole, decided to set up as a trainer, Alastair took the opportunity to use his extensive experience to build a progressive new yard with Hughie from scratch. When he later left to start training for George Ward, horses broken by Alastair at Hughie's were well known names on the racing map.

Alastair officially became a licensed trainer in February 2002, joining Ward who was already a significant owner of both flat and national hunt horses, and a very influential sponsor in the racing world. Based at Uplands in Compton, he trained many winners, becoming fifth-ranked first season trainer in the UK, and with Glacial Sunset gave Ward his first ever Cheltenham winner in December 2002. Parting company in December 2003, Alastair moved to Eastbury Cottage Stables in 2004 to set up his own establishment.

Alastair has now been training from Eastbury Cottage Stables for just over four years and has had significant success with the likes of Reggae Rhythm, Cemgraft, Take it There, Claws and Mr Belvedere, we are now looking for serious people to join us on a journey to success.

Alastair Lidderdale Racing
Eastbury Cottage Stables, Eastbury, Hungerford, Berkshire RG17 7JJ
http://www.lidderdaleracing.co.uk/


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