Stuart Wheeler

Stuart Wheeler was a UK financier, gambler and regular at the Clermont Club.

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↑ August 29, 2014, The Independent, 'Stuart Wheeler: The ace in Farage’s pack': "[Blackjack] drew him into the company of the likes of Lord Lucan (the two played together just a couple of days before the latter’s disappearance) and the late Jimmy Goldsmith. He once even played with the actor Omar Sharif and was a regular at the Clermont Club, the Mayfair casino owned by John Aspinall."

[1] August 29, 2014, The Independent, 'Stuart Wheeler: The ace in Farage’s pack': "[Blackjack] drew him into the company of the likes of Lord Lucan (the two played together just a couple of days before the latter’s disappearance) and the late Jimmy Goldsmith. He once even played with the actor Omar Sharif and was a regular at the Clermont Club, the Mayfair casino owned by John Aspinall."

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