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2014 Derby
Australia (GB) won the 2014 Derby at Epsom on 7 June 2014, trained by Aidan O'Brien and ridden by Joseph O'Brien, at 11/8 favourite, beating Kingston Hill (GB) by 1¼ lengths.
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- Who won the Derby in 2014? Australia (GB) won the 2014 Derby at Epsom on 7 June 2014, trained by Aidan O'Brien and ridden by Joseph O'Brien, at 11/8 favourite, beating Kingston Hill (GB) by 1¼ lengths.
- Who came second in the 2014 Derby? Kingston Hill (GB) (15/2) finished second, and Romsdal (GB) (20/1) was third.
- Did the favourite win the 2014 Derby? Yes. Australia (GB) won as the 11/8 favourite.
- What was the winning time of the 2014 Derby? Australia (GB) won in 2m 33.63s over 1m4f on Good going.
- How much prize money did the 2014 Derby winner get? Australia (GB) earned £782,598 for winning the 2014 Derby.
- How many ran in the 2014 Derby? 16 ran in the 2014 Derby (average since 1990: 15.0).
Full result
Distances beaten are to the horse in front (Btn) and to the winner (Total btn). Headgear: b blinkers, v visor, p cheekpieces, t tongue strap, h hood, e/s eyeshield, ht hood and tongue strap. Prize money is shown in the currency of the country the race was run in (£ in Britain, € in Ireland).
How they ran next
16 of 16 have run since; 2 won next time out.
Derby winners by year
Years with a result in GB and IRE records since 1990.
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