William Chandler
British bookmaker
About William Chandler
Lived 1880 – 1946 (aged 65). William Chandler was a bookmaker.
William George Chandler (1880–1946) was a British bookmaker, and the owner of Walthamstow Stadium, a greyhound racing track in north east London.
Early life William Chandler was born in Hoxton, London.
Career He became the leading bookmaker at White City Greyhounds based in London's White City Stadium.
Personal life Children Chandler had eight children, including five sons. After his death in 1946, Charles and Percy managed Walthamstow Stadium, and the bookmaking business passed to Victor and Jack (now BetVictor), and Ronnie trained greyhounds.
Grandchildren Victor Sr. died in 1974, and his son Victor Chandler Jr. took charge of the bookmaking business.
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Who was William Chandler?
British bookmaker
When was William Chandler born?
William Chandler was born on 30 November 1880 in Hoxton.
When did William Chandler die?
William Chandler died on 25 March 1946 in Essex.
What was William Chandler's occupation?
William Chandler was a bookmaker.
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APA: Biography.guide. (2026). William Chandler. https://biography.guide/william-chandler/
MLA: "William Chandler." Biography.guide, https://biography.guide/william-chandler/.
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