Lambourn Aidan O’Brien presented his eleventh victory at BetFred Derby when he was almost running at the Epsom show.
Just as it was in The Chesster Vase, Charlie Johnston’s Lazy Grif (50-1) at home, this time three times and three quarters of length behind the winner 13-2, with Stuch Joseph O’Brien Tennse Third.
“He gave him and an incredible journey. I am pleased with Len, he is a great colleague, doing a lot of hard work,” O’Brien said.
“Everyone knew what he would do, he was very clear, and where he knew that he would stay until he came.
“It is a very real horse.
“It is incredible for everyone that we have trained Australia to win a derby and its option as well, Galileo. I am just a small part of it, everyone puts a lot, I cannot tell you what it is.
“Australia was a great winner in my derby and its generations are very clear, just like him.
“Lambourn was second in Delacroix for the first time outside and we took it to Chester and we know that you should be in your game and you should stay and this is the way it was on. Ryan loved him in Chester, but he could not ride them all.
“I would like to say that it may be an Irish derby horse, but it will happen further, it’s very uncomplicated.
Ryan said that he had gone out of his land more than mid -road, so his chance ended, Collin (Kane) said that the lion in the winter was not to go forward, so perhaps the path or the land, we will see.
“It is clear that Wayne got the fractures by 100 percent, and Joseph’s horse was running a storm in third place, so he is unbelievable.”
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