article_snippet: The seven-year-old, trained by Tom Dascombe at Owen’s Manor House Stable in Cheshire and ridden by Richard Kingscote, was always close to the pace in the two-mile Dubai Gold Cup and quickened to beat Star Empire by a decisive three and a half lengths.
article_snippet: The success was also rewarding for Kingscote.
article_snippet: There was a second win on the Meydan card for Europe when Sole Power, trained in Ireland by Eddie Lynam and ridden by Richard Hughes, landed the Al Quoz Sprint.
article_snippet: While British jockey William Buick landed the $10m World Cup on Saeed Bin Suroor-trained 14-1 shot Prince Bishop, who beat 2014 Kentucky Derby winner California Chrome.
article_snippet: The success for an eight-year-old who has never won at group one level in Europe and was running in his fourth World Cup was another surprise result in the race.
article_snippet: It again showed his fourth World Cup may be the richest race on the globe
article_snippet: It was a second win in four years for Gabrial’s team, having landed the 2012 Lincoln with Brae Hill.
article_snippet: Trainer Mark Johnston made a perfect start to the Flat season as Trainer Mark Johnston first three runners all won.
article_snippet: After Ravenhoe had won the Brocklesby Stakes at Doncaster, the traditional curtain-raiser to the Turf season, Johnston-trained Rah Rah won at Kempton and Buratino at Chelmsford.
article_snippet: The composition of Trainer Mark Johnston’ s stable has changed this year with 130 of Trainer Mark Johnston 210 horses being two-year-olds.
highlights_snippet: Richard Kingscote secured convincing victory in Meydan on Saturday .
  