Definitionn. a wooden hand tool with a pointed end
Last update: October 22, 2015
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The athletic side of the movement has been represented in national and international races by vegetarians winning the Berlin and Dresden walking match (125 m.), the Carwardine Cup (too m.) and Dibble Shield (6 hours) cycling races (190t and 1902), the amateur championship of England in racquets and in tennis (held by Mr Eustace Miles for a series of years), the cycling championship of India (3 years), half-mile running championship of Scotland (1896), world's amateur cycle records for all times from 4 hours to 13 hours (1902), too miles championship Yorkshire Road Club (1899, 1901). [Please select]
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Spanish fly in his fly or mustard plaster on his dibble. [Please select]
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Dam POCAHONTAS (1444) by Sir Walter (311); 2d dam Fairy (1260) by Dibble (176). [Please select]
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Beck & Garbut; 2d sire Criterion, bred by Beck & Garbut; 3d sire Dibble (176). [Please select]
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Dam POCAHONTAS (1444) by Sir Walter (311); 2d dam Fairy (1260) by Dibble (176); 3d dam Devon (658). [Please select]
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Dam POCAHONTAS (1444) by Sir Walter (311); 2d dam Fairy (1260) by Dibble (176); 3d dam (658). [Please select]
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, from stock purchased of Beck & Garbut; 3d dam Sophia (1053) by Dibble (176); 4th dam Victoria (1106) by Holkham (217). [Please select]
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