Progressive sprinter Perfect Charger tasted just his second defeat last start when unable to match motors with the explosive Easy Man.

The highlight of Sunday’s 11-race programme, the $95,000 Open Benchmark 83 race over 1200m on Polytrack left favourite backers reeling with the shock victory of $105 outsider Let’s See Action, but not winning trainer Patrick Shaw who did not look the least bit stunned at the winner’s circle.

Jockey Barend Vorster notched a milestone when Let's See Action scored a narrow victory in the $95,000 Thundering Jet 2010 Stakes over 1400m on Sunday.

While an air of suspense hung over Kranji as the judges brought the photo finish of Race 2 under a magnifying glass on Friday, Japanese horse owner Masa Otani was the only one who could afford to be cocky – either way he wins.

Only some kind of magic could have taken short-priced favourite Super Easy from his untenable position to first across the winning post in the Group 1 Singapore Guineas (1600m) on Friday – and he was lucky he had the right man on his back that night: Joao “Magic” Moreira.