JOHN Gosden enjoyed a one-two in the Listed Betway Quebec Stakes at Lingfield after a convincing victory from Dubai Warrior.

The three-year-old followed-up a victory at Chelmsford in November with an impressive performance in the 10-furlong contest, defeating stablemate Court House by three and three-quarter lengths.

The success is a third in the race for Gosden and jockey Robert Havlin, who teamed up to take the £21,000 prize last year with Wissahickon.

“For me, that was Dubai Warrior’s best performance to date,” said Havlin of the 8/11 favourite. “He gave me a different feel today and found a gear when I asked him. He looks a good prospect for the Winter Derby on the back of that.

“He relaxed through the race and quickened up quite well off the turn. I was not sure how well he would quicken up, but physically he is a very imposing character and has filled into his frame now.

“We always thought he was a nice horse and he is starting to look that way again. I don’t think this guy has stopped improving yet.”

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