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 Saturday, 8 June, 2002, 12:41 GMT 13:41 UK
Racewatch: Derby day
All the action from Epsom racecourse
All the action from day two of the Vodafone Derby meeting at Epsom, including the Derby itself.


1745 Vodafone Vizzavi Handicap (6f)

Onlytime Will Tell completed the winners on Derby Day at Epsom racecourse.

Franny Norton rode the 10-1 shot to a surprise win over clear pre-race favourite Further Outlook.

There was a further shock as 20-1 outsider Beyond The Clouds was brought into third place with a late burst.

1. Onlytime Will Tell 10-1
2. Further Outlook 7-2F
3. Beyond The Clouds 20-1
(15 ran)

Distance: 1�, 4


1710 Vodafone Rated Stakes (1m 4f)

Kieren Fallon went some way to make up for his disappointing Derby performance to win the penultimate race of the day.

The 37-year-old could only manage ninth place on Louisville in the Classic.

Less than an hour-and-a-half later, he rode Salim Toto to victory ahead of Michael Hills, on board Solo Flight.

1. Salim Toto 7-2
2. Solo Flight 9-2
3. Tough Leader 14-1
(7 ran)

Distance: 5, 2�


1635 Vodafone Dash Rated Stakes (5f)

Trainer Dandy Nicholls emulated the achievements of Aidan O'Brien in this race with Rudi's Pet a comfortable winner ahead of stablemate Watching.

Rudi's Pet pulled out of the pack with two furlongs to go for a two-length victory.

Watching failed to close down the gap, with Repertory just back in third.

1. Rudi's Pet 16-1
2. Watching 13-2
3. Repertory 5-1
(11 ran)

Distance: 1�, 1


1550 Vodafone Derby Stakes (1m 4f)

High Chaparral stormed to a sensational victory in the Derby to seal a stunning one-two for Irish trainer Aidan O'Brien.

Another O'Brien charge Hawk Wing, the pre-race favourite, put in a sensational late bid for victory but had to make do with second.

Moon Ballad had set the pace until the final two furlongs when Johnny Murtagh moved High Chaparral into the lead.

Michael Kinane pushed Hawk Wing to the line but it proved insufficient to take the �800,400 winner's cheque.

It was O'Brien's second successive Derby win after Galileo's victory 12 months ago.

The race was blighted when Coshocton clattered to the ground on the finishing line, throwing jockey Philip Robinson to the ground.

1. High Chaparral 7-2
2. Hawk Wing 9-4 JF
3. Moon Ballad 20-1
(12 ran)

Distance: 2, 12


1505 Vodafone Diomed Stakes (1m �f)

Nayyir obliterated the field to win by three lengths and take away the �43,500 top prize, while joint favourite Cape Town finished back in fourth place.

Jockey Eddie Ahern kept Nayyir in the running in the early stages before powering out of the pack for a convincing win.

Highdown was second and the Epsom-trained Wannabe Around, the early pacemaker, was third.

1. Nayyir 5-1JF
2. Highdown 6-1
3. Wannabe Around 10-1
(9 ran)

Distance: 3, 1


1430 Vodafone Woodcote Stakes (6f)

The Bonus King, ridden by Kevin Darley, held off the late threat of Mister Boulanger to take the second win of the day.

Moon at Midnight set the initial pace but had to make do with last place as all the field kept to the far side on the turn.

In contrast, One Last Time had a sensational finish to power through into third place.

1. The Bonus King 11-8F
2. Mister Boulanger 10-1
3. One Last Time 3-1
(6 ran)

Distance: �, �


1400 EDS Handicap (1m 2f)

Paul Hanagan got his Derby day off to a winning start as he rode Vintage Premium to victory.

The Richard Fahey-trained entry led from the early part of the race and held his advantage as the field was spread wide.

Counsel's Opinion was a length back in second while favourite Pasithea proved disappointing.

1. Vintage Premium 7-1
2. Counsel's Opinion 8-1
3. Optimaite 33-1
(11 ran)

Distance: 1�, 7

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