The son of Starspangledbanner, owned by Oliver Humprey, was having his second career start having finished fourth at Windsor on debut back in August.

He stepped up on that debut effort to win comfortably in the hands of Neil Callan by four lengths.

Tom said: "He has really come forward the last six weeks or so - he worked well on the gallop next to the Rowley Mile so we were confident he would handle the track.

"He's a well-bred horse being a half-brother to Rogue Lightning and I am thrilled to see him win so well. There should be more to come.

"It's a great way to end the turf season - we have a few to run over the next few weeks but not many and we already looking forward to the turf season for 2025."