Noble Exhibit (2c Frankel - Prize Exhibit, by Showcasing) continued his progress with a straightforward win in the Group 2 Beresford Stakes at the Curragh on Saturday. The Aidan O’Brien-trained colt ran out a seven-length winner of his second start at Punchestown this month and he returned to the fray 11 days later with a length and a quarter win under Wayne Lordan. Noble Exhibit made all and increased the tempo over two furlongs out, showing a fine turn of foot to win comfortably. Stable representative Chris Armstrong said: “He did the exact same in Punchestown as he did here. “He's a horse who’s well able to bowl along at a solid tempo and when Wayne got him balanced, after turning in, he just gradually picked up. “From the two down to the one, when he really asked him to quicken, he really did drop down and lengthen. He went out through the line well. He's a horse who's progressing very quickly with each run. “Now he goes into the mix with the others for the Futurity Trophy and the races in France at the backend. He's really one to look forward to for next year. He's really starting to put everything together.” Noble Exhibit was bred by Barronstown Stud.