Epsom Derby meeting

Midden of a track ,the horse that finished 6th would have won a Gap

Just watched the race again,the favourite was knocked of her feet,very lucky not to come down..

will prove way better than these on a better quality track...

Well the big day is here and hope Camelot runs to form on the difficult track?

Smallest field in over 100 years ,big turn off fpr the man in the street,turn over will be poor...

ps the horse he just beat at Newmarket is 6/1 for the french version on Sunday...

Camelot looks like a fantastic specimen, but St Nick a better punting option imo and has shown form this course...(tu)

Double: St Nick x Red Jazz @ Haydock

Yes St Nick a banker

Camelot and Bonfire were stabled next door to each other as babies,when they went to the sales Highclere went to buy both of them but Camelot went for £500K so they just bought Bonfire for £90k... What a story if they win with Bonfire..

Just for that I'm gooing a 100 bucks on Bonfire...X(

The Derby originated at a celebration following the first running of the Oaks Stakes in 1779. A new race was planned, and it was decided that it should be named after either the host of the party, the 12th Earl of Derby, or one of his guests, Sir Charles Bunbury. According to legend the decision was made by the toss of a coin, but it is probable that Bunbury, the Steward of the Jockey Club, deferred to his host. The inaugural running of the Derby was held on Thursday 4 May 1780. It was won by Diomed, a colt owned by Sir Charles Bunbury, who collected prize money of £1,065 15s. The first four runnings were contested over 1 mile, but this was amended to the current distance of 1½ miles in 1784. Lord Derby achieved his first success in the event in 1787, with a horse called Sir Peter Teazle

Hibs that Haydock card not too shabby today....

I like the Fahey horse in the 1st at Musselburgh

This might make the Camelot supporters a bit more confident,ladbrokes are connected big time to the coolmore mafia...

THE DERBY - CAMELOT BETS REFUNDED IF HE GETS BEATEN!
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