The ads, created by Cheetham Bell JWT, follow on with the "Lambrini Girls just wanna have fun" theme, showing the girls at different racing situations with the jockey, who is marked as a "rank outsider", as well as eyeing him up as a "firm favourite".
The new campaign, which will dominate Aintree rail station, is set to promote the Halewood International brand's original and cherry flavour drinks and runs from March 27 to April 9.
It will also cover banners on the roadside and in the car park and Lambrini will also be using four-sheet sites and escalator panels at Liverpool's Lime Street, Moorfield and Central stations.
The previous Lambrini campaign was also created by Manchester agency Cheetham Bell JWT. The deal for the campaign was brokered by Viacom Outdoor, which is part of the newly-formed CBS Corporation.
Geraldine Marks, brand manager for Lambrini, said: "Halewood International has always had a great affinity with horse racing and with such a major meeting in Halewood's heartland of Merseyside this is a great opportunity to market Lambrini, one of our best loved brands -- demonstrating once again that Lambrini girls can have fun at any event."
The campaign follows a ruling by the Advertising Standards Agency last year to ban Lambrini's £2m "Fun in the Sun" campaign, which featured three young girls winning a hunky male model at a fairground.
The ASA said it fell foul of regulations banning links between alcohol and sexual success and recommended replacing the model with one who is "unattractive, overweight, middle-aged and balding".
Alcopop brand WKD has also been rapped for linking sexual innuendo with alcohol before the guidelines were put in place in September 2004.
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