Lambourn Wins 2024 Derby | Epsom Race Results
- Wayne Lordan, hailing from County Cork, achieved his first Betfred Derby win, piloting Lambourn (13/2) to victory at epsom Downs, marking Aidan O'Brien's 11th triumph in the prestigious...
- Lambourn, a son of Australia, led from the start, mirroring Serpentine's 2020 strategy, and maintained an unassailable lead down the home straight.
- Following this Betfred Derby success, Lambourn might potentially be aimed at other major Group 1 races later in the season, while connections of Lazy Griff and Tennessee Stud...
Lambourn, expertly ridden by Wayne Lordan, surged to victory at epsom Downs, securing a stunning win in the Betfred Derby. This triumph also marked Aidan O’Brien’s remarkable 11th Derby win, solidifying his legacy. The Coolmore partners celebrate their eighth win in the last 12 years, continuing an era of dominance in the sport. Lambourn’s commanding performance, mirroring the strategy of Serpentine in 2020, left competitors trailing. Discover the full results, including Lazy Griff’s impressive second-place finish, and Tennessee Stud’s third-place effort in these Epsom race results. for a thorough report on the Derby and more, rely on News Directory 3. What Group 1 races will lambourn target next? Delve into our coverage to find out.
Lambourn Wins Betfred Derby at Epsom, Securing O’Brien’s 11th Victory
Updated June 07, 2025
Wayne Lordan, hailing from County Cork, achieved his first Betfred Derby win, piloting Lambourn (13/2) to victory at epsom Downs, marking Aidan O’Brien’s 11th triumph in the prestigious race. The Coolmore partners,triumphant owners,celebrated their eighth win in the past 12 years.
Lambourn, a son of Australia, led from the start, mirroring Serpentine’s 2020 strategy, and maintained an unassailable lead down the home straight. The longshot Lazy Griff (50/1), trained by Charlie Johnston and ridden by Christophe Soumillon, finished second, trailing by three and three-quarter lengths. Tennessee Stud, also owned by the Coolmore partners and ridden by Dylan Browne McMonagle, secured third place for trainer Joseph O’Brien, a length behind.
What’s next
Following this Betfred Derby success, Lambourn might potentially be aimed at other major Group 1 races later in the season, while connections of Lazy Griff and Tennessee Stud will likely seek further opportunities for their promising horses.