After Luke Steer's superb opener - smashing the ball in off the underside of the crossbar from Ben Steer's cross - Horndean were reduced to ten men when they had a man sent off for elbowing Lambs midfielder Ben Fowles.
However, they then drew level with a wonder goal, much to the frustration of Tavi boss Stuart Henderson. But a half-time pep talk led to an improved second half performance as Steer made it 2-1 before Liam Prynn finished things off in stoppage time with the third.
"It was a massive performance, the boys started really well, the first goal was off the training ground, which is great when it comes off.
They then had the man sent off for the elbow when we were 1-0 up and I felt we went within ourselves.
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