That's what favourite backers concluded as they saw the John Gosden-trained Seventh Kingdom win on debut at Doncaster.
This son of Frankel out of the winning mare Nayarra started his career in a four-runner race but there was lots of enjoy about his performance when winning by and easy four-lengths at odds of 6/5f.
This April foal in the familiar silks of owner Prince A A Faisal took a little while to gather pace as Longlai and Codebook set the pace but it was all changed at the two-furlong pole as Seventh Kingdom cruised past the opponents, pulling clear in the final half-furlong to make a beautiful introduction with hopes of more to come.
Thady Gosden, representing John Gosden said: He was a bit green and behind the bridle but picked up nicely and galloped to the line.
There will be more to come from this attractive colt.
Photo: Red Carpet Dream, trained by George Scott in the ownership of Ms Luisa Zissman
