Capability Brown (2c Dubawi - Maybe, by Galileo) continued his progress with a first Group win in the Killavullan Stakes at Leopardstown on Saturday. The Ballydoyle-trained colt had gained his maiden win with a comfortable score at the Curragh last month and he stepped up again to run out a length winner. Ridden by Wayne Lordan, Capability Brown made all and was pushed along from two furlongs out, staying on well to strike. In third was King Of Cloughan (by St Mark’s Basilica). Stable representative Chris Armstrong said: "Wayne gave him a peach. The horse is unbelievably genuine and has kept progressing from run to run. He thrives on racing and is one to look forward to for a trial next year." He added: “If he came through today well, Aidan might even look at France next weekend. He just takes his racing so well. “Mentally, he's coming along. When Wayne really got down into him, he really stretched out to the line and won nicely." A half-brother to 2,000 Guineas hero and Group 1-winning sire Saxon Warrior, the colt is a homebred for Coolmore.