Richard Quinn had the son of Inchinor settled behind the early leaders Brecon Beacon and Subpoena but could not get through and was bumped when trying to make a move two furlongs out in the mile contest.

However, he challenged up the inside, leading half a furlong out before eventually beating Chrysander by a cosy length and a half.

It was Tucker’s third win from five starts, all at Newmarket and his trainer joked: “He must think this is the only racecourse in the country!

“He had a bad patch a few days before the Guineas and I felt he was a better horse today. He took a bump or two but won quite easily.

“There is a Listed race for three-year-olds at Goodwood next week which I might look at.”

Hanoona (5-2 favourite) looked a decent long-term prospect when landing the EBF Maiden Fillies’ Stakes on her debut.

After settling in mid-division, the Mick Channon-trained juvenile quickened through to lead in the final furlong running on to beat Bee Seventeen by three-quarters of a length.

Winning jockey Ted Durcan said: “She’s a lovely filly and will be better next year and over seven furlongs. The boss has always liked her.”

Sir Michael Stoute’s Dubai Venture had to survive a lengthy stewards’ inquiry before being confirmed the winner of the hospitality@sportsdays.co.uk Maiden Stakes.

Jamie Spencer had to go for a narrow gap between two horses, yet the evens favourite still won tidily by a length from Almanshood.

However, there was a sting in the tail for Spencer. He was handed a four-day ban (May 31, June 1-3) after being found guilty of careless riding.

The suspension means he will miss the Vodafone Oaks and Coronation Cup at Epsom.