Famous horse in United Kingdom on 1910s.

Pommern was a Thoroughbred racehorse foaled in 1912 and became renowned for winning the Epsom Derby in 1915. Trained by Richard Marsh and ridden by jockey Steve Donoghue, Pommern's victory in the Derby was particularly notable because it took place during World War I.

Pommern's triumph in the Epsom Derby marked a patriotic moment for the British public, as the race was held despite the ongoing war. The victory was celebrated widely, and Pommern became a symbol of resilience and determination during challenging times.

After winning the Derby, Pommern continued to have a successful racing career. He went on to win races such as the St. Leger Stakes and the Champion Stakes, solidifying his status as a top-class racehorse. Pommern's success on the racecourse and his iconic Derby win made him a prominent figure in the horse racing world of the 1910s.