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    Which jockey won the Epsom Derby for the first time after his 13th attepmt

    Question #62043. Asked by gbeen. (Jan 27 06 5:06 PM)


    gmackematix

    		I'm guessing but could it be fellow Salopian Sir Gordon Richards who had been racing for many years when he won the Derby in (I think) 1953 on "Pinza"?

    Jan 28 06, 2:19 PM

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