The Autumn Sun remains unbeaten after three starts, quickly advancing to take out this Group One feature impressively. He settled back in ninth place, improved (wide with cover) from the 800m but was still conceding the leaders about six lengths as he fanned deep at the home turn. He then put in strong run (in the centre of the track) and finished far too well to score by a neck, going away. He is a talented colt with a very bright future. His Chris Waller-trained stablemate Zousain raced in seventh place, tracked up (wide with cover) nearing the 600m, got through to challenge at the 200m and after hitting the front briefly at the 100m, fought really well for a very good second. Lindsay Park-trained filly Fundamentalist raced in fifth place (between runners), moved up at the home turn, challenged at the 200m and did very well in fighting on for third in a good performance in this class. Sesar settled near the tail of the 14-horse field, was still well back before going deep on straightening. He then kept running on very well to take (2.1 lengths) fourth, in a really good effort stepping up to 1600m here.