Born on April 26, 1936, Edward Stephen Cazalet was the son of National Hunt trainer Peter Cazalet and became a top-class trainer (though one very much in his father's shadow.)
He lived at 33, Albert Hall Mansions, Kensington (then 31, Chelsea Square, London SW3) and rode his first winner, Diego Rubio, at Newton Abbot in August 1953.
The most winners he partnered in one season was 11 in 1959 - 60.
The biggest race he won was the Kim Muir at Cheltenham.
On April 24, 1965, he married Camilla Gage: she gave him two sons, David Benedict & Henry Pelham.
Career:
Subaltern Welsh Guards 1954-56; called to the Bar Inner Temple 1960 (bencher 1985); QC 1980, recorder of the Crown Court 1985-88, judge of the High Court of Justice (Family Div) 1988-2000; chairman: Horse Race Betting Levy Appeal Tbnl 1979-88, CAB Royal Courts of Justice 1993-97, Br Agencies for Adoption and Fostering 2000-05, Jockey Club Appeal Bd 2001-05, Injured Jockeys Fund; trustee Winston Churchill Memorial 2005-10; fell Eton Coll 1989-2004
