The Derby Collection (page 2)

John Bull Apres Boire! (engraving)
3650204 John Bull Apres Boire! (engraving) by Dore, Gustave (1832-83) (after); Private Collection; (add.info.: John Bull Apres Boire)

Derby, Le Tournant (engraving)
3650200 Derby, Le Tournant (engraving) by Dore, Gustave (1832-83) (after); Private Collection; (add.info.: Derby, Le Tournant)

Retour De Derby (engraving)
3650208 Retour De Derby (engraving) by Dore, Gustave (1832-83) (after); Private Collection; (add.info.: Retour De Derby. Illustration for Londres by Louis Enault illustrated by Gustave Dore)

Racegoers standing on and beside their cars at Derby Day, Epsom. Circa 1927

The Derby. RoundingTattenham Corner. June 1920

Prison van arriving at Epsom Course, on Derby Day. this is used as a temporary prison for women. There are cells for the men, sexes are never mixed. Epsom Downs, Surrey. 1st June 1922

Billy Fury (second from left), on Derby Day at the Epsom Races. 3rd June 1964

Billy Fury talking to his jockey, on Derby Day at the Epsom Races. 3rd June 1964

Billy Fury on Derby Day at the Epsom Races. 3rd June 1964

Billy Fury, pictured before the race, amongst other racegoers on Derby Day at the Epsom Races. Billy is the owner of the race horse Anselmo. 3rd June 1964

Billy Fury, on Derby Day at the Epsom Races, waving his hat to the crowds. 3rd June 1964

Coronation Derby, Epsom Downs Racecourse, 6th June 1953. Jockey Sir Gordon Richards (awarded a knighthood in the Queens Coronation Honours)

Racehorse Blenheim with jockey Harry Wragg jockey win the Epsom Derby in June 1930, led in by owner Aga Khan

Racehorse Hard Ridden with jockey Charlie Smirke crosses the line to win the Derby at Epsom, June 1958

Hard Ridden with jockey Charlie Smirke after winning The Derby in the winners enclosure at Epsom, June 1958

Racehorse Blenheim with jockey Harry Wragg jockey is led by owner the Aga Khan after his first Derby win at Epsom Derby in June 1930

Felstead, ridden by Ossie Bells stable jockey Harry Wragg in action to win the Epsom Derby, June 1928

Racehorse Grundy and jockey Pat Eddery are led in after winning The Derby at Epsom, June 1975

Jockey Gordon Richards is congratulated by Queen Elizabeth II after winning the Epsom Derby on racehorse Pinza, June 1953

Trigo and jockey Walter Gay win the Derby race at Epsom, June 1929

Lester Piggott (hooped sleeves) on Sir Ivor at Tattenham Corner the eventual Derby Winner 1968

Monterey leads the field round Tattenham Corner, Lavandin with Rae Johnstone white cap and sleeves is between two horses opposite the policeman is the eventual winner of The Derby - 1956

Psidium winning the Epsom Derby - May 1961

The field at Tattenham Corner, with eventual winner of the Derby Sea Bird at Epsom - June 1965

Lavandin with W R Johnstone wins Derby at Epsom 1956 Montaval 2nd Roister 3rd

The field round Tattenham Corner in the Epsom Derby, Never Say Die The eventual Derby Winner - 1954

Tulyar with jockey C Smirke after winning the Epsom Derby - 1952 led by Aly Khan

Phil Drake with F Palmer jockey wins Derby at Epsom - 1955

Cameronian winning the Epsom Derby in 1931

Nimbus (centre) wins Epsom Derby in 1949 with Amour Drake (R) 2nd Swallow Tail (L) 3rd

Mahmoud with C Smirke wins Derby at Epsom 1936 led by Aga Khan

Lester Piggott jockey on Sir Ivor after winning the Derby, led by Mrs Raymond Guest, at Epsom - May 1968

My Love with Rae Johnstone jockey wins Derby at Epsom - June 1948

St Paddy with connections after winning the Derby at Epsom - June 1960

Cameronian wins the Epsom Derby in 1931

The field approach the mile post, with the eventual Derby winner Crepello 1957

Nimbus (centre) wins the Derby from Armour Brake (right) and Swallow Tail (left) third at Epsom - June 1949

Papyrus with jockey Donoghue wins Epsom Derby 1923 led in by Mr B Irish

Prince Simon leads the field with 3 / 4 mile to go, The eventual winner of the Derby was
Prince Simon leads the field with 3/4 mile to go, The eventual winner of the Derby was Galcador - 1950

Psidiuma led by Mrs Etti Plesch winner the Epsom Derby - May 1961

Lester Piggott jockey on The Minstrel winning the Derby in front of Hot Grove at Epsom - June 1977

Geoff Lewis jockey on Mill Reef led by Paul Mellon owner after winning The Derby at Epsom - June 1971

Arctic Prince wins the Epsom Derby from Sybils Nephew 1951

Lammtarra with jockey Walter Swinburn wins Epsom Derby - June 1995

Morston with Eddie Hide wins the Derby ahead of Lester Piggott on Cava Doro at Epsom - June 1973

Nimbus after winning The Derby at Epsom 1949

Parthia with Harry Carr jockey wins Derby at Epsom - 1959 led by owner Sir Humphrey de Trafford

My Love with Rae Johnstone jockey wins Derby at Epsom - 1948

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"The Derby: A Legacy of Triumph and Glory" The Epsom Derby, a prestigious horse racing event held annually in England, has witnessed countless moments of triumph and glory throughout its rich history. In 1962, Larkspur emerged as the victor, etching his name into the annals of racing greatness. With every stride he took towards victory, he solidified his place among the legends. Decades earlier, in June 1933, racehorse Hyperion galloped to an unforgettable win at The Derby. Guided by jockey Tommy Weston's expert hand, they left their competitors trailing behind in awe. This remarkable duo showcased unparalleled skill and determination that day. Rewind further back to June 1920 when Spion Kop crossed the finish line first with Archaic close on his heels. The crowd erupted with excitement as these magnificent horses battled it out for supremacy. It was a sight that would forever be etched in their memories. In June 1923, another chapter was added to The Derby's illustrious tale when Papyrus thundered across the track under jockey Steve Donoghue's guidance. Together they conquered all obstacles and claimed victory amidst thunderous applause from spectators who recognized their exceptional talent. Trigo made history in 1929 by clinching victory at the Epsom Derby. As he crossed that fabled finish line, cheers reverberated through the air - a testament to Trigo's indomitable spirit and unwavering dedication. Fast forward to June 1973 when Morston soared past his rivals with jockey Eddie Hide aboard him. Their flawless partnership propelled them towards success while leaving spectators breathless with admiration for this extraordinary team. Reference Point became synonymous with triumph as he paraded into the winners' enclosure escorted by jockey Steve Cauthen after yet another glorious win at The Derby – an achievement that will forever be remembered as one of the greatest in racing history.