Casual Look beat the 10-3 favourite Yesterday by a neck, with 25-1 shot Summitville half a length away third.

Johnny Murtagh set what looked only a steady pace on Halawanda and he led into the straight, where a host of fillies held chances.

Inchberry made a bold bid for glory but she was swamped inside the final furlong.

Summitville then took a narrow lead, but Casual Look got the better of her.

The unlucky horse of the race was Yesterday, who had difficulty finding a run until it was just too late.

“Martin gave her a brilliant ride,” was the winning trainer’s first reaction to an emotional Classic success.

Balding said: ``I dreamed about this for so long and I'm just so ecstatic. I knew we had a good chance if she saw out the trip, and she did.''

Dwyer, celebrating a 647-1 treble following wins earlier in the day on Aldora and Passing Glance, expressed his delight.

“That was unbelievable. I want to do it again. It went so fast. She’s a good filly,” he told BBC Sport.

“They went quick early on, steadied them up and then from the hill they were quickening away. She travelled so well.

“Once she met the rising ground she really dug deep.”