This was run on Thursday 7th June 1810 and the winner was bred by the 3rd Duke of Grafton and trained by Robert Robson. There were 11 runners from an initial entry of 45. The winner, who won with ease, captured a first prize of £1,365, (The equivalent of £102,000 in today's terms based on Bank of England inflation calculator). The winner was a bay horse by Waxy out of Penelope.

THE DERBY 1810

WHALEBONE SR 2077

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Pos. Horse Jockey Owner
1 WHALEBONE William Clift 3rd Duke of Grafton
2 THE DANDY

William Peirse

Lord Kinnaird
3 ECCLESTON Sam Chifney Lord G.H.Cavendish
Also HEPHESTION Frank Buckle** Lord Grosvenor
Also O.P. ----- Mr Thompson
Also PLEDGE ----- Duke of Grafton
Also INTERLOPER ----- 3rd Earl of Egremont
Also EREBUS ----- Major Wilson
Also BRESLAW ----- Mr Lake
Also REVOKE ----- Mr Howorth
Also

ABDIEL

----- General Gower
2/1 Whalebone    
3/1 Pledge    
3/1 Hephestion    
7/1 Eccleston    
8/1 The Dandy    
100/1 Abdiel    
100/1 Revoke    
100/1 Breslaw    
100/1 Erebus    
100/1 Interloper    
100/1 O.P.    
  Over-Round 112%    
**NOTE that only the first 3 jockeys were recorded in the Racing Calendar. However, Frank Buckle had his first public ride on 17th May 1783 and rode regularly for the 1st Earl of Grosvenor, Richard Grosvenor, until the death of the Earl on 6th August 1802, so on the balance of probability it is likely he partnered the Earl's Derby mounts. After his death Frank teamed up with trainer Robert Robson, who trained for the Dukes of Grafton, Sir Charles Bunbury and Colonel Mellish, but also took some mounts for the eldest son of the 1st Lord Grosvenor, also called Richard. Furthermore, reports after Frank's death in 1832 reported he also rode for Mr Udny, Mr Durand, Mr Cookson and Mr Wilson.