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Metro
07-06-2025
- Sport
- Metro
Epsom Derby 2025 runners and riders: Start time and full list of horses
One of the biggest days on the horse racing calendar is here with the 2025 Epsom Derby taking centre stage this afternoon. The world famous flat race, the fourth Classic of the year, will feature 19 runners vying for glory in would is set to be it's most unpredictable edition in years. It's the biggest Derby field since 2003 with Ryan Moore seeking to ride Delacroix to victory with Aidan O'Brien looking for a record-extending 11th win in the Classic. Here's all you need to know ahead of race day. The Epsom Derby takes place today – Saturday 7 June – with the big race scheduled to get underway at 3:30pm. More Trending Sport 8 minutes ago By Tony Mogan It is the fifth and final race of the day with the action underway from 1pm with the Princess-Elizabeth Stakes. 1pm: Princess Elizabeth Stakes Princess Elizabeth Stakes 1:35pm: Diomed Stakes Diomed Stakes 2:10pm: 3YO 'Dash' Handicap 3YO 'Dash' Handicap 2:45pm: Aston Martin 'Dash' Handicap Aston Martin 'Dash' Handicap 3:30pm: Epsom Derby The full list of this year's field was confirmed on Wednesday with Puppet Master the only withdrawal. Delacroix: Jockey: Ryan Moore – Trainer: Aiden O'Brien Ruling Court: Jockey: William Buick – Trainer: Charlie Appleby Pride Of Arras: Jockey: Rossa Ryan – Trainer: Ralph Beckett The Lion In Winter: Jockey: – Trainer: Aiden O'Brien Damysus: Jockey: James Doyle – Trainer: John and Thady Gosden Midak: Jockey: Michael Barzaola – Trainer: Francis Henri Graffard Lambourn: Jockey: WM Lordan – Trainer: Aiden O'Brien Stanhope Gardens: Jockey: Hector Crouch – Trainer: Ralph Beckett Nightwalker: Jockey: Tom Marquand – Trainer: John and Thady Gosden Tornado Alert: Jockey: Oisin Murphy – Trainer: Saeed bin Suroor New Ground: Jockey: Alexis Pouchin – Trainer: HF Devin Tennessee Stud: Jockey: DB McMonagle – Trainer: Joseph O'Brien Al Wasl Storm: Jockey: David Probert – Trainer: Owen Burrows Lazy Griff: Jockey: Christophe Soumillon – Trainer: Charlie Johnston Tuscan Hills: Jockey: David Egan – Trainer: Raphael Freire Nightime Dancer: Jockey: Jamie Spencer – Trainer: Richard Hannon Green Storm: Jockey: Billy Loughnane – Trainer: Charlie Johnston Sea Scout: Jockey: Harry Davies – Trainer: Simon and Ed Crisford Rogue Impact: Jockey: Luke Morris – Trainer: James Owen Delacroix is the betting favourite heading into the weekend with Ruling Court and Pride of Arras also among the contenders. Delacroix: 5/2Ruling Court: 10/13Pride Of Arras: 9/2The Lion In Winter: 11/2Damysus: Jockey: 10/1Midak: Jockey: 11/1Lambourn: Jockey: 12/1Stanhope Gardens: Jockey: 14/1Nightwalker: Jockey: 16/1Tornado Alert: 25/1New Ground: 40/1Tennessee Stud: 40/1Al Wasl Storm: 50/1Lazy Griff: Jockey: 50/1Tuscan Hills: 50/1Nightime Dancer: 66/1Green Storm: 100/1Sea Scout: 100/1 Rogue Impact: 150/1 Odds via Sky Bet ITV been providing full coverage of the action at Epsom Racecourse and will have full coverage of the final day with their broadcast underway at 12:45pm, seeing you through until the end of the action. MORE: Epsom Derby 2025 runners and riders: Full list of confirmed horses and odds
Metro
05-06-2025
- Sport
- Metro
Epsom Derby 2025 runners and riders: Full list of confirmed horses
One of the biggest days on the horse racing calendar is approaching with the 2025 Epsom Derby taking centre stage this weekend. The world famous flat race, the fourth Classic of the year, will feature 19 runners vying for glory. It's the biggest Derby field since 2023 with Ryan Moore seeking to ride Delacroix to victory with Aidan O'Brien looking for a record-extending 11th win in the Classic. Here's all you need to know ahead of race day. The Epsom Derby takes place on Saturday 7 June with the big race scheduled to get underway at 3:30pm. It is the fifth and final race of the day with the action underway from 1pm with the Princess-Elizabeth Stakes. The full list of this year's field was confirmed on Wednesday with Puppet Master the only withdrawal. Delacroix: Jockey: Ryan Moore – Trainer: Aiden O'Brien Ruling Court: Jockey: William Buick – Trainer: Charlie Appleby Pride Of Arras: Jockey: Rossa Ryan – Trainer: Ralph Beckett The Lion In Winter: Jockey: – Trainer: Aiden O'Brien Damysus: Jockey: James Doyle – Trainer: John and Thady Gosden Midak: Jockey: Michael Barzaola – Trainer: Francis Henri Graffard Lambourn: Jockey: WM Lordan – Trainer: Aiden O'Brien Stanhope Gardens: Jockey: Hector Crouch – Trainer: Ralph Beckett Nightwalker: Jockey: Tom Marquand – Trainer: John and Thady Gosden Tornado Alert: Jockey: Oisin Murphy – Trainer: Saeed bin Suroor New Ground: Jockey: Alexis Pouchin – Trainer: HF Devin Tennessee Stud: Jockey: DB McMonagle – Trainer: Joseph O'Brien Al Wasl Storm: Jockey: David Probert – Trainer: Owen Burrows Lazy Griff: Jockey: Christophe Soumillon – Trainer: Charlie Johnston Tuscan Hills: Jockey: David Egan – Trainer: Raphael Freire Nightime Dancer: Jockey: Jamie Spencer – Trainer: Richard Hannon Green Storm: Jockey: Billy Loughnane – Trainer: Charlie Johnston Sea Scout: Jockey: Harry Davies – Trainer: Simon and Ed Crisford Rogue Impact: Jockey: Luke Morris – Trainer: James Owen Delacroix is the betting favourite heading into the weekend with Ruling Court and Pride of Arras also among the contenders. Delacroix: 5/2Ruling Court: 10/13Pride Of Arras: 9/2The Lion In Winter: 11/2Damysus: Jockey: 10/1Midak: Jockey: 11/1Lambourn: Jockey: 12/1Stanhope Gardens: Jockey: 14/1Nightwalker: Jockey: 16/1Tornado Alert: 25/1New Ground: 40/1Tennessee Stud: 40/1Al Wasl Storm: 50/1Lazy Griff: Jockey: 50/1Tuscan Hills: 50/1Nightime Dancer: 66/1Green Storm: 100/1Sea Scout: 100/1 Rogue Impact: 150/1 Odds via Sky Bet ITV been providing full coverage of the action at Epsom Racecourse and will have full coverage of the final day with their broadcast underway at 12:45pm, seeing you through until the end of the action.
Irish Examiner
04-06-2025
- Climate
- Irish Examiner
The Lion In Winter drawn widest of all in Derby
The Lion In Winter will have to defy stall 19 if the one-time ante-post favourite for the Betfred Derby is to bounce back at Epsom, where he has been overlooked by Ryan Moore in favour of Delacroix. Aidan O'Brien's colt — who will be ridden by Colin Keane — lost his unbeaten record in the Dante and as well as aiming to emulate Workforce in overcoming defeat at York to prevail in the blue riband, he now has the widest draw of all to overcome. Stablemate and current market leader Delacroix fared only marginally better in stall 14, while O'Brien's third representative, Lambourn, the Chester Vase winner, is in stall 10 under Wayne Lordan. Charlie Appleby's 2000 Guineas winner Ruling Court drew stall seven, as the Godolphin runner attempts to keep his Triple Crown dreams alive. For the first time ever, the race was subject to 72-hour declarations, with Epsom hoping the change helps to build anticipation ahead of the premier Classic. There will be a second runner in the Godolphin blue as Saeed bin Suroor's Tornado Alert (11), fourth in the Guineas, also runs for Sheikh Mohammed's operation. Ralph Beckett's Pride Of Arras arrives unbeaten and a smooth winner of the Dante, which is traditionally one of the strongest trials, but he is posted wide in 16, with stablemate Stanhope Gardens on the inside in two. John and Thady Gosden also have two contenders with Damysus (15) and Nightwalker (five), who were second and fifth in the Dante. There are two runners from France in Francis-Henri Graffard's Midak (four) and Henri-Francois Devin's New Ground (17), with the pair both supplemented for the race on Monday. Midak will sport the famous silks of the Aga Khan Studs in the premier Classic, which is this year run in honour of the late Aga Khan IV, and connections are daring to dream he has the right attributes to justify his £75,000 supplementary fee. "He's definitely a horse improving with his races and will definitely get the trip," explained Nemone Routh, racing manager for the Aga Khan Studs. "We're not sure on his form lines and how it stacks up, but all he can do is win and he's won every start. "He's going to have to handle the track and he's a big horse with a big, long stride. Mickael Barzalona (jockey) thinks he will handle the track because he's well balanced but you never know until they get there. "We would be very happy to see him finish in the first three or even first five, but he is a bit of an unknown quantity and he does everything easily at home. It's a little bit of a shot in the dark, but we thought it was worth it." Charlie Johnston has declared both Lazy Griff (three), second to Lambourn at Chester, and Green Storm (eight), the mount of Billy Loughnane. Al Wasl Storm (13), Nightime Dancer (nine), Rogue Impact (one), Sea Scout (18), Tennessee Stud (12) and Tuscan Hills (six) complete the list. Epsom's clerk of the course Andrew Cooper expects the ground to ride on the easy side of good at the weekend. He said "It's been a difficult spring, it's been so dry, this is my 30th Derby and I've never known such a prolonged dry period. "It's been challenging, it hasn't been great for grass, it's been constant irrigation just to get where we want to be. "Here and now I would call it good, that follows 3.5 millimetres of rain yesterday afternoon which was forecast but very localised. "It looks like another spell of rain is coming tomorrow and Saturday, with the potential to have some heavy showers. It's unsettled for sure. On a raceday it doesn't take a lot to start shifting descriptions. "I can't see a scenario with ground any quicker than good on Saturday and there's every indication we'll be on the slower side through the two days."
Daily Mirror
04-06-2025
- Business
- Daily Mirror
Final Derby 2025 field as 19 horses line up for the £1.5 Epsom Classic
Ryan Moore has been confirmed to ride the ante-post joint favourite Delacroix who shares the head of the sponsor's betting after Ruling Court received a favourable draw The £1.5 million Betfed Derby has attracted the biggest field since 2003 after a whopping 19 horses were declared for Britain's richest race on Wednesday. The line-up was completed at a special draw ceremony in Epsom town centre where Derby-winning jockeys Willie Carson and Martin Dwyer picked the stalls positions, which could have a direct bearing on the outcome of the race. Ante-post favourites Delacroix, who will be ridden by Ryan Moore, and 2,000 Guineas winner Ruling Court secured favourable berths in 14 and 7 respectively. Yet The Lion In Winter, Aidan O'Brien's deposed favourite, will have to overcome a wide 19 draw. O'Brien's third representative, Lambourn, the Chester Vase winner, got the 'lucky stall' and will start from 10, from which 11 winners have emerged. For the first time ever, the race was subject to 72-hour declarations, with Epsom hoping the change helps to build anticipation ahead of the premier Classic. There will be a second runner in the Godolphin blue as Saeed bin Suroor's Tornado Alert (11), fourth in the Guineas, also runs for Sheikh Mohammed's operation. Ralph Beckett's Pride Of Arras arrives unbeaten and a smooth winner of the Dante, which is traditionally one of the strongest trials, but he is posted wide in 16, with stablemate Stanhope Gardens on the inside in two. John and Thady Gosden also have multiple chances with Damysus (15) and Nightwalker (five), who were second and fifth in the Dante. There are two runners from France in Francis-Henri Graffard's Midak (four) and Henri-Francois Devin's New Ground (17), with the pair both supplemented for the race on Monday. Charlie Johnston has declared both Lazy Griff (three), second to Lambourn at Chester, and Green Storm (eight), the mount of Billy Loughnane. Al Wasl Storm (13), Nightime Dancer (nine), Rogue Impact (one), Sea Scout (18), Tennessee Stud (12) and Tuscan Hills (six) complete the list. Epsom's clerk of the course Andrew Cooper expects the ground to ride on the easy side of good at the weekend. He said: 'It's been a difficult spring, it's been so dry, this is my 30th Derby and I've never known such a prolonged dry period. 'It's been challenging, it hasn't been great for grass, it's been constant irrigation just to get where we want to be. Here and now I would call it good, that follows 3.5 millimetres of rain yesterday afternoon which was forecast but very localised. 'It looks like another spell of rain is coming tomorrow and Saturday, with the potential to have some heavy showers. It's unsettled for sure. On a raceday it doesn't take a lot to start shifting descriptions. 'I can't see a scenario with ground any quicker than good on Saturday and there's every indication we'll be on the slower side through the two days.' Derby runners, riders and latest betting 3.30pm, Epsom Downs, Saturday 7th June Al Wasl Storm (IRE) 3 9 2 Green Team Racing Owen Burrows David ProbertDamysus 3 9 2 Wathnan Racing John & Thady Gosden James DoyleDelacroix (IRE) 3 9 2 Mr D. Smith, Mrs J. Magnier, Mr M. Tabor Aidan O'Brien Ireland Ryan MooreGreen Storm (IRE) 3 9 2 Ahmad Al Shaikh Charlie Johnston Billy LoughnaneLambourn (IRE) 3 9 2 Mrs John Magnier,Mr & Mr Aidan O'Brien Ireland Wayne LordanLazy Griff (GER) 3 9 2 Middleham Park Racing & Mr G Griffiths Charlie Johnston Christophe SoumillonMidak (FR) 3 9 2 Aga Khan Studs Scea Francis-Henri Graffard France Mickael BarzalonaNew Ground 3 9 2 Juddmonte Henri Francois Devin France Alexis PouchinNightime Dancer (IRE) 3 9 2 Stall Perlen Ab Richard Hannon Jamie SpencerNightwalker 3 9 2 Juddmonte John & Thady Gosden Tom MarquandPride of Arras (IRE) 3 9 2 Mrs David Aykroyd Ralph Beckett Rossa RyanRogue Impact 3 9 2 The Rogues Gallery James Owen Luke MorrisRuling Court (USA) 3 9 2 Godolphin Charlie Appleby William BuickSea Scout (IRE) 3 9 2 Mr Abdulla Al Mansoori Simon & Ed Crisford Harry DaviesStanhope Gardens (IRE) 3 9 2 Marcstown Ltd and New Chelsea Ralph Beckett Hector CrouchTennessee Stud (IRE) 3 9 2 Westerberg,Tabor,Magnier,Smith Joseph Patrick O'Brien Ireland Dylan Browne McMonagleThe Lion In Winter (IRE) 3 9 2 Mr M. Tabor, D. Smith & Mrs John Magnier Aidan O'Brien Ireland Colin KeaneTornado Alert (IRE) 3 9 2 Godolphin Saeed bin Suroor Oisin MurphyTuscan Hills (FR) 3 9 2 Amo Racing Limited Raphael Freire David Egan Latest Betfred odds (Non-Runner, No Bet): 3-1 Delacroix, Ruling Court, 5 Pride of Arras, 6 The Lion In Winter, 12 Damysus, 14 Lambourn, Midak, 16 Stanhope Gardens, 22 Nightwalker, 33 Tornado Alert, Tennessee Stud, 50 New Ground, 66 Tuscan Hills, 80 Lazy Griff, 100 Al Wasl Storm., 125 Sea Scout, Nightime Dancer, 200 Green Storm, Rogue Impact
Leader Live
03-06-2025
- Business
- Leader Live
Rogue Legend poised to join growing Resolute Racing squad
Paddy Twomey's two-year-old has won twice since narrowly beaten on debut and was impressive in the silks of the Rogues Gallery syndicate – who will be represented by James Owen's Rogue Impact in the Betfred Derby on Saturday – in a hot race at Cork recently. However, Rogue Legend will sport the colours of the American operation at the Royal meeting, pending blood test results which are expected to be confirmed early next week. Stewart said: 'I was impressed with his recent performance on the track and plan to run him in one of the two-year-old sprint races at Royal Ascot. We will enter him in all of them and then pick the race. 'With a Timeform rating of 104 he is one of the top two-year-old sprint horses in Europe and I expect for him to be very competitive.' Stewart has previously stated his ambition to make Resolute Racing a force on the world stage and last year acquired the Francis-Henri Graffard-trained Goliath after his victory in the King George VI And Queen Elizabeth Stakes at Ascot. The American was the source of conversation on X last week when inadvertently suggesting he had struck a deal to purchase Richard Hannon's Queen Anne hope Rosallion. But he instead continues his association with Twomey having previously recruited Irish 1,000 Guineas runner-up A Lilac Rolla from the Irish handler, with the four-year-old poised to make her first appearance for Bill Mott in Saturday's Just A Game Stakes at Saratoga.
