Dubai Majesty returned to her beloved Twin Spires to score the biggest win of her career (Deborah Kral/Horsephotos.com)

Martin Racing Stable and Dan Morgan's DUBAI MAJESTY (Essence of Dubai) closely tracked the pace to the conclusion of the far turn and then quickly put away her rivals as she entered the stretch, rolling home to an easy 2 1/4-length victory in Friday's $909,000 Breeders' Cup Filly & Mare Sprint (G1). The Bret Calhoun-trained became racing's newest millionaire as she captured her first third stakes win at Churchill Downs, vaulting her earnings to $1,509,243 from a 34-12-7-6 line.

Supplemented to the race at a cost of $90,000, the five-year-old mare completed seven furlongs over the fast track in 1:22 1/5 with Jamie Theriot.

"She loves this racetrack," Calhoun said. "She made a great move and Jamie (jockey Theriot) rode a great race. She was making an easy move and then she got into gear and I got really excited. Jamie did a great job of getting her settled back, and then she dragged him up there.

"I've gotten pretty excited before and then she's gotten beat, but this time she got there. She did great. She's trained extremely good. We all decided to supplement (her to the race) together."

Theriot recorded his first Breeders' Cup win in his fourth attempt.

Dubai Majesty ruled the Filly & Mare Sprint (Jim Tyrrell/Horsephotos.com)

Off as the 8-1 seventh choice among 13 runners, Dubai Majesty rewarded her backers with payouts of $19.20, $9.20 and $6. Switch (Quiet American) split horses in the stretch and finished well to be a clear second, three lengths better than Evening Jewel (Northern Afleet), and returned $8.80 and $5.80 at nearly 8-1. Evening Jewel, who was also off at 8-1, yielded $5.60 for the show.

Champagne d'Oro (Medaglia d'Oro), the lukewarm favorite at nearly 9-2, came next in fourth and was followed under the wire by Sweet August Moon (Malibu Moon), Sara Louise (Malibu Moon), Informed Decision (Monarchos), Rinterval (Ire) (Desert Prince [Ire]), Jessica is Back (Put It Back), Gabby's Golden Gal (Medaglia d'Oro), Secret Gypsy (Sea of Secrets), Moontune Missy (Forest Wildcat) and My Jen (Fusaichi Pegasus). Rightly So (Read the Footnotes), the 3-1 favorite on the morning-line, was scratched Friday morning by the Breeders' Cup Veterinary Panel, and also-eligibles Tidal Pool (Yankee Gentleman) and First Passage (Giant's Causeway) didn't draw into the field.

Winner of the Thoroughbred Club of America S. (G2) in her previous outing, Dubai Majesty is now a six-time stakes winner. She captured the Incredible Revenge S. and defended her title in the Winning Colors S. (G3) earlier this season and also netted the Franklin County S. last year. A stakes queen over dirt, turf and synthetic, the versatile mare has also placed six black-type events, including three Grade 1 races.