Whitehouse, who was possibly William Fitzhugh Whitehouse, spent most of his time living at Worcester, England, was an excellent horseman and, as a member of the Coaching Club, an expert at coach driving and regularly drove his carriage from London to the Hurlingham polo ground. Whitehouse had a son, also William Fitzhugh (1877-1955), who was 22-years-old at the time of the Paris Olympics but, as he was away on an expedition to Abyssinia at the time of the Games, he could not have been the Olympian.
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