Talk:1893 Epsom Derby

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Trainers' names[edit]

Both Thomas Leader and William Jarvis had descendants of the same name who were also successful trainers. I have left out any disambiguating phrases as the ones in the article are the originals. Leader's son was usually "Thomas Leader junior", while his grandson was always known as "Ted Leader". The younger Jarvis (trainer of Godiva) was usually "Willie". Tigerboy1966 04:27, 16 February 2013 (UTC)[reply]