The former built on a promising debut at the track last month and, after going on at halfway, had little trouble maintaining the gallop for a length success.

“He was very relaxed when I saddled him and in the paddock which shows he has improved,” said the trainer.

“He showed a good turn of foot, has plenty of speed and will make a miler next year."

Bin Suroor earlier saw his favourite juvenile, Bab Al Salam, get off the mark at the first time of asking – benefiting from a positive ride to make a successful debut by a length and a quarter.

“He is my favourite two-year-old and a horse I have always liked,” added bin Suroor.

 “He has been weak so we had to be patient with him but he is still a big baby, although he is strong and honest.

“We will step him up in class before the year is out.”