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We were delighted with him in Epsom and we thought he would come forward. Obviously he did go forward in Epsom and learned plenty, we were hoping that would be the case so he could come back here. Ryan gave him a great ride. It was a solid even pace and it's an unbelievable track. It's great to have this race at this time of the year so all those horses can come together and you get to find out what's there. He's a big hardy horse. He looks like he was a baby but he is a Group 1 winner at two as well. He is progressing, definitely, and we're really looking forward to him. Obviously he's by Camelot so he has that class, so he can quicken. Ryan said he had a lot more class than he expected and he quickened very well when he got there. We came here thinking that he was going to turn into a Leger horse but Ryan said he has way more class than that. A P O'Brien, trainer

The Raceday Stewards enquired into an incident in the final 200 yards involving Ambiente Friendly, ridden by Robert Havlin, Matsuri (GB), ridden by James Doyle and Sunway (FR), ridden by O. Murphy where it appeared Matsuri (GB) got tight for room. Evidence was heard from the riders concerned. James Doyle stated that he got squeezed up a touch going to the line and received marginal pressure from both sides. O. Murphy stated he was making up ground on the outside and his mount ran pretty straight. Robert Havlin stated that in the last half furlong his mount was getting tired, he made a move to keep off Los Angeles's heels and his mount exaggerated the move

Having viewed the recording of the race and considered the evidence, the Raceday Stewards found Robert Havlin in breach of Rule 214 in that he had ridden carelessly and having taken his record into account (first offence) suspended him for one race day.

For three years old colts and fillies only
Weights - 9st 2lbs Fillies allowed 3lbs