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Peaky76/1895 Epsom Derby
Derby
Still from the short documentary film, The Derby
LocationEpsom Downs
Winning horseSir Visto
JockeySam Loates
TrainerMathew Dawson
Owner5th Earl of Rosebery

The 1895 Epsom Derby was the XXXth running of The Derby. It took place on 29 May 1895 on Epsom Downs in Surrey, England, and was won by Sir Visto, trained by Mathew Dawson and ridden by Sam Loates. The race is believed to be the first Derby,[1] and arguably the first news event,[2] to have been captured on film, by cinematographer Birt Acres.

Background

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Pre-race form

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Raceday

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Film

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Aftermath

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Race details

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  • Winner's prize money:
  • Going:
  • Number of runners:
  • Winner's time:

Full result

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Horse[a] Jockey Trainer Owner SP
1 Diomed Sam Arnull R Teasdale Sir Charles Bunbury 6/4 fav
2 Boudrow (or Boudron or Budroo) not known not known Dennis O'Kelly 4/1
3 Spitfire not known not known Mr Walker 7/1
4 Wotton not known not known Sir Frederick Evelyn not known
5 Drone not known not known Mr Panton not known
6 Polydore not known not known Duke Of Cumberland not known
7 Diadem not known not known M. Sulfh not known
8 Grey colt by Gimcrack not known not known Mr Dolmo not known
9 Colt by Matchem not known not known Duke of Bolton 10/1

Winner details

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Further details of the winner, Sir Visto:

Notes

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  1. ^ Apart from the first three, horse names are not given in the 1780 Racing Calendar report of the result, but they are available elsewhere[3]
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References

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  1. ^ "Investec Derby Facts". Epsom Downs Racecourse. Retrieved 24 May 2013.
  2. ^ Abel, Richard, ed. (2004). Encyclopedia of Early Cinema. Taylor & Francis. Retrieved 24 May 2013.
  3. ^ Cite error: The named reference TBH was invoked but never defined (see the help page).

Bibliography

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Epsom Derby 1895