Lambourn secured a victory, but the event felt subdued compared to past years. It seems unlikely that the atmosphere will ever fully recapture the splendor of the early 20th century’s heyday.
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Passion remains at Derby but empty spaces among Epsom spectators are growing
By LEN Editor
A RACE IN DECLINE: Lambourn and Wayne Lordan’s Derby win at Epsom was witnessed by 22,312 spectators, nearly 60% lower than in 2001. Picture: Healy Racing
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