Trainer Charlie Appleby has confirmed that Masar could now run in the Dubai Duty Free Irish Derby at the Curragh after his Epsom win.
The three-year-old made history as he won The Derby on Saturday, just weeks after winning the Craven Stakes and finishing third in the 2000 Guineas.
He proved too much for pre-race favourite Saxon Warrior and won comfortably at odds of 16-1.
There are plenty of options after winning over a mile and a half and Appleby admits connections are tempted by the Curragh run.
He told Press Association Sport: “We had a quiet night and the horse pulled out well this morning.
“It still hasn’t completely sunk in, to be honest. It was a fantastic result for everyone involved and as many people have said already, it’s great for racing.
“Myself and Sheikh Mohammed watched the replays together last night and I think we’re both on the same page.
“We’ll see how he is and how he comes out of the race, but he stayed the mile and a half well and I think the Irish Derby is the obvious place to go.
“We have no reason to come back in trip at the moment.”
