O'Brien looking to Curragh for Derby hero Lambourn

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O'Brien looking to Curragh for Derby hero Lambourn

HATS OFF: Lambourn winning trainer Aidan O'Brien celebrates his 11th Epsom Derby success. Picture: Healy Racing

Sun, 08 Jun, 2025 - 17:37
Colin Wilson

Aidan O'Brien considers the Dubai Duty Free Irish Derby the most likely next port of call for Lambourn following his Epsom heroics on Saturday.

A son of dual Derby winner Australia, the three-year-old made virtually every yard of the running in the premier Classic under Wayne Lordan, providing O'Brien with his 11th Betfred Derby success.

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