Twilight Payment led home a one-two for Joseph O'Brien when completing back-to-back victories in the Comer Group International Curragh Cup.
The seven-year-old came home well clear of stablemate Master Of Reality - in the same ownership of Lloyd Williams - to register a fifth course success at the Kildare track.
Declan McDonogh was content to let Memorabilis make the running before setting sail for home three furlongs out, with Twilight Payment quickly putting the Group Two contest to bed, crossing the line eight lengths to the good.
"I think it was a big performance," said O'Brien. "The horse that made the running is no slouch and this fella stayed going all the way to the line.
"This was our early-season target and we had the couple of races that would bring us to here. I suppose in the longer term the Irish Leger back here would be the target.
"It was a good run out of Master Of Reality again I thought. He'll probably follow the same path, he hasn't got many other options really."
When asked if they could travel to Australia later in the year, he added: "They could, but obviously with everything that is going on it's slightly up in the air.
"We'll cross that bridge when we come to it. Hopefully we will be able to go."
