Warrsan was six lengths away sixth that day in a stronger race than today's renewal.
He drew clear to score by nine lengths from Don Poli, with Djakadam a further eight lengths away in third.
Ride on Curlin stayed on for a one and a half length second place finish while Social Inclusion finished eight lengths away in third.
Ryan Moore worked wonders to get Richard Fahey's Ballymore Castle into second, two lengths away, as he was off the bridle some way out.
The 5-6 favourite battled on tremendously to win by a length and three-quarters from Voler La Vedette (20-1), with Smad Place (20-1) seven lengths away in third.
The July course maiden winner stretched seven lengths away from 15-8 favObliteratorterator, who showed great promise himself to finish well ahead of the rest.
The 9-4 favourite was in front half a furlong from home, eventually beating Romsdal by a length and a quarter with Snow Sky, the second-favourite, another two lengths away in third.
Galileo Gold then stayed on strongly throughout the final furlong to win by a length and a half from Massaat, with the outsider Ribchester another two lengths away in third.
Ryan Moore rode a flawless race on Real Steel in the Dubai Turf and secured a double for Japanese-trained horses on the night, seizing the initiative a furlong out to beat Euro Charline by half a length with Tryster, the favourite, another two lengths away in third.
