swooped late to take Group One honours in the Longines
at
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Trained by Marco Botti, the five-year-old is a dual Yorkshire Cup winner over 14 furlongs and was last seen when finishing third behind Kyprios in the Irish St Leger back in September.
Dropping back to a mile and a half here,
got an early pitch on the rail as Japanese runner Pradaria set a steady early gallop and the challengers were stacking up behind turning for home.
As the Aidan O’Brien-trained Luxembourg and favourite Stellenbosch tried to make their runs down the outside, Murphy looked as though he could struggle for room.
However, once Murphy found space, Giavellotto responded in style and fairly sprinted home to claim a cosy success over the fast-finishing Dubai Honour, who made it a one-two for Britain.