The Epsom Derby, named after its originator Lord Derby, is the original Derby after which all other derby races in the world were modeled. It
was first run in 1780 and is one of England's top horse races, attracting not only excellent horses but also beautifully turned out visitors. The
Derby is run at Epsom, which is about 30 miles south of London and is normally held in early June. The best day to go is on Derby Day on Saturday when the Queen attends. Try to get tickets for the Queen's Stand, which is where the elegant crowd go. Here dress code is morning coat for gentlemen, preferably with top hat, and formal day dress with hat for ladies. As the Derby infrastructure normally collapses on Saturdays, make sure you are there early enough. Races
usually start at 2pm. For the best approach to the Queen's Stand drive out West taking the A24.

Tel.: +44-1372-470047
website: www.epsomderby.co.uk