Treanmor, Godolphin's €2million Frankel colt, lit up the Sky Bet Sunday Series meeting at Newmarket.
Charlie Appleby's juvenile is now as short as 5-1 about winning the Coventry Stakes after landing the six-furlong novice stakes by four lengths, but the Chesham is also an option for him.
William Buick's partner (30-100f) had all bases covered from the outset in what looked a decent race that also featured Vlad, the eye-catching runner-up.
Watch: Treanmor take control at Newmarket Buick told Racing TV: "I'm very pleased with him. We were expected him to run well and he did.
"He's entitled to improve for it, of course, but it's lovely for him to have a run here and come away like that.
"At home, there's never any serious questions asked so you have always have that bit of an unknown when they come to the races first time out."
Buick added: "He's been doing everything right - he's a horse that seems to find stuff quite easily.
"This track, for an inexperienced horse, can be quite challenging. But once he got organised and changed his legs, off he went.
William Buick reflects upon Treanmor's impressive victory at Newmarket "He qualifies for a Chesham so we'll see where he goes."
Appleby added: “We were hopeful it was going to be straightforward, he’s a straightforward horse to deal with and shows a lot of class.
“We’ve been lucky that the two-year-olds have been running well so we had a bit of a gauge on him.
“We’ve never taken him off the bridle at home so I said to William to be wary of that if he had to ask the question. There should be an abundance of improvement to come.
“We had pencilled in a plan for the Chesham (seven furlongs) but he hasn’t lacked pace there so we’ll see.”
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