Godolphin have had good luck with fillies by I Am Invincible with their dual Group I winner In Secret the standout and they were in the winner’s circle at Wyong on Tuesday with one of his two year-old daughters in Shaken.

After earning the ire of stewards with a disinterested last on debut at Randwick in February, the James Cummings trained Shaken looked every inch the horse she is bred to be when opening her winning account over 1000m.

Ridden by Zac Lloyd, Shaken enjoyed a day out when leading at every call to defeat the heavily backed Love And Light by two and three-quarter lengths.

“She is bred in the purple and is probably the most athletic of Earthquake’s foals,” assistant trainer Darren Beadman said.

“She had a blemish at Randwick when she drew wide and hung out. She was immature and doing things wrong, but James was patient with her, and she has progressed nicely this preparation.

“I was a lovely ride by Zac and once she found the fence it gave her confidence and she won with a lot of authority.

“She would not look out of place on the catwalk.”

A half-sister to stakes-placed winner Namazu, Shaken is the fourth winner from as many to race for the top-class Exceed And Excel mare Earthquake, winner of the Group I MRC Blue Diamond Stakes.

Shaken is the 17th 2yo winner of the season for champion sire I Am Invincible.