US EditionLambourn gives Aidan O'Brien a record-extending 11th victory in the Derby
- Lambourn, ridden by Wayne Lordan, won the 246th Betfred Derby on June 7, 2025, at Epsom Downs Racecourse, giving trainer Aidan O'Brien his 11th victory in the event.
- After finishing as runner-up to stablemate Delacroix in his initial outing of the year, Lambourn showed potential and was regarded as the third option among O'Brien's Derby contenders before making a significant step forward.
- Lordan took the initiative early, leading almost all the way, with the 50-1 outsider Lazy Griff finishing second and Joseph O'Brien's Tennessee Stud in third.
- Trainer O'Brien praised Lordan for giving Lambourn an 'incredible ride' and described the colt as a 'very fit, genuine horse' with strong stamina likely to excel further at the Irish Derby or St Leger.
- This victory extended O'Brien's record in the Derby and underscored Lordan's return after serious injury, suggesting Lambourn could target further prestigious races such as the St Leger.
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