More success for DUBAI FUTURE and Godolphin as they strike in Bahrain International Trophy

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Royal Ascot winner Dubai Future ran out a decisive winner of the £600,000 Bahrain International Trophy under Danny Tudhope for trainer Saeed bin Suroor as the Godolphin trainer broke his duck in style in the Group Three prize.

From an inside draw, Dubai Future was always well-placed off a slow early gallop and tracked the front-running Magny Cours and stablemate Passion And Glory into the straight before ranging upsides a furlong and a half from home and showing a good turn of foot to score by three-quarters of a length at the line.

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