Hendry

British

/ ˈhɛndrɪ /

noun

Stephen. born 1969, Scottish snooker player: world champion 1990, 1992–96, and 1999

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“We stop people mostly for speed or unsafe lane changes,” CHP Officer Katherine Hendry said.

From Los Angeles Times

Callum Hendry pulled one back late on but it wasn't enough to mount a comeback as Robinson's side found another two goals courtesy of Richard King and Mandron.

From BBC

On top of that, he has a record 41 ranking titles to his name, five more than Stephen Hendry's previous mark of 36.

From BBC

That triumph was also notable at the time as it enabled him to match Hendry's then record of 36 ranking titles.

From BBC

Stephen Hendry, who holds the joint record with O'Sullivan of seven world titles, won his last ranking event at the age of 36, while Davis' win at the 1997 Masters, aged 39, came as a major shock.

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