Godolphin stable makes winning return with Air of Glory Air of Glory won at Lingfield to mark a successful return to racing for Godolphin's Moulton Paddocks, the Newmarket stable's first entry since the Mahmood Al Zarooni scandal broke. Al Zarooni was suspended for eight years in April after admitting giving banned anabolic steroids to 15 horses. Moulton Paddocks is currently supervised by Godolphin's other trainer, Saeed bin Suroor. A former stable groom, Al Zarooni previously assisted Godolphin's long-term trainer Saeed bin Suroor Al Zarooni won his first British Classic in 2011 when Blue Bunting landed the 1000 Guineas under Frankie Dettori at Newmarket Rewilding provided a victory at Royal Ascot and Monterosso won the Dubai World Cup in March 2012 In September 2012, he enjoyed a second British Classic success when 25-1 shot Encke upset Camelot to win the St Leger at Doncaster - it is later revealed Encke has tested positive for anabolic steroids. But Al Zarooni's ex-assistant Charlie Appleby is expected to take over. Godolphin is run by the ruler of Dubai, Sheikh Mohammed bin Rashid Al Maktoum, who temporarily closed down the Moulton Paddock in light of Al Zarooni's offences, which also resulted in the British Horse Racing Authority banning 15 horses trained by the 37-year-old for six months. But the yard, under Bin Suroor's guidance, registered an instant success upon its return to action, with debutant Air of Glory winning Tuesday's Lingfield Park Maiden Stakes by three-quarters of a length, taking Godolphin's tally of victories for the season to 50. Bin Suroor, who runs Godolphin's Bury Road stables, has been in care of almost 400 horses since supervising at Moulton Paddocks. Sheikh Mohammed will relieve the strain on Bin Suroor by appointing Appleby, who has started a training course to qualify for his BHA training licence. Godolphin manager Simon Crisford told the Telegraph: "It's impossible for Saeed to train so many, so Sheikh Mohammed would like Charlie Appleby to step in while he considers what arrangements he makes long-term."