Redzel led all the way to win the group one Darley Classic (1200m) to continue a dream run for the Peter and Paul Snowden-trained five-year-old at Flemington.
A few of the beaten jockeys thought their nemesis Kerrin McEvoy got away with a cheap lead, but McEvoy as usual was the master of his own destiny after guiding the Snitzel gelding to yet another lucrative victory from the front down the famous main straight on Saturday.
Redzel made it six straight wins, 11 overall in his career from 21 starts, and up to almost A$7.8 million in stakes - and judging by the team's celebrations, it was certainly one to rival their lucrative Everest victory in October.
Peter Snowden, who won the race in 2012 when McEvoy rode Mental to victory, said Redzel continued to defy those who doubt his speedy ability.
"I thought he did that in the Everest the other day [marked himself as the best sprinter in Australia] but the hype around him said that he needed to do it again and that's what this guy keeps doing. He keeps proving the doubters wrong and keeps getting it done via professional performances," Snowden told Racing.com.