PHENOMENAL POWER yesterday booked a win-and-you’re-in ticket for December’s Mouttet Mile by flooring two previous winners, defending champion RIDEALLDAY and 2024 champion, FUNCAANDUN – plus two-time runner-up, LEGACY ISLE – posting a stunning gate-to-wire win at odds of 9-1 in the $10 million Diamond Mile, almost lowering Wantin An Havin’s 29-year-old track record.

Closing a three-timer for lightweight rider Tajay Suckoo, who had earlier won aboard DANKA in the fifth and 3-1 market-springer, BOSS MAN, ending the win streak of impressive American, IMJUSTAGIRL, in the seventh, American PHENOMENAL POWER shrugged off last Saturday’s dismal run a class lower to stun grade-one runners with the form he had used to smash Sky Train’s seven-furlong track record on July 4.

Chased off the lead by DESERT OF MALIBU and runner-up CALIFORNIA CROWN in last week’s six-furlong Thoroughbred Racing Hall of Fame Stakes – finishing fifth with Raddesh Roman – three-year-old PHENOMENAL POWER broke sharply with Suckoo riding at 112 lb, but was immediately challenged by fellow American LEGACY ISLE with Bebeto Harvey.