Desert Crown rocketed to the head of the Derby betting with a sparkling performance in his trial at York.
Despite having just one prior start, the colt looked professional in his defeat of fellow 7-2 joint favourite Royal Patronage. The winner's trainer Sir Michael Stoute had been concerned the son of Nathaniel was only just ready to start his season in the Al Basti Equiworld Dubai Dante Stakes.
The Saeed Suhail-owned colt proved weak in the betting in the run-up to the race, but brushed aside his handler's fears to win by three-and-a-quarter lengths.