Jet Away was the star act at Caulfield on Saturday, and he didn’t let the customers down with a stellar performance in winning the Easter Cup.

He looked the goods when winning the Golden Mile at Bendigo, that win was enough to encourage a larger crowd than normal to an Easter fixture.

After beginning from an inside gate he was soon shuffled back in field, running third last when they crossed the hill.

Again it was Dwayne Dunn at his very best; he wasn’t pressing any panic buttons, prepared to wait for the openings to appear.

It was still a waiting game until just before the home turn when the run did come, there are no prizes as who was there, it was that man Dunn, he soon had the situation soon under control.

The jockey was heaping plenty of praise on the winner, Jet Away, comparing him favourably with Tawqeet, his Caulfield Cup winning ride.

David Hayes, trainer of the exciting entire, may be persuaded to have just one more roll of the dice, taking him to Sydney for the Queen Elizabeth Stakes at Randwick.

With weight for age form almost extinct the invitation is looking pretty attractive and will greatly improve his rating for the spring Cups.

The imported horses are sure to play a very dominant role come springtime, with no shortage of horses from abroad coming onto the scene.

Jet Away shows his class