Trainer Gordon Richards continued his good run in the winner’s stall when his charge Posh Journey took out the 1050 metre first race.

Winning his fourth successive race the Ryan Hurdle guided Posh Journey raced midfield before making a strong run to the line.

Wasabi Bob continued his good form when he took out the 1600 metre second race.

Being under the care of the training duo of Leon Macdonald and Andrew Gluyas and having the services of Clare Lindop Wasabi Bob was well placed throughout the event.

Clare Lindop brought up her second win in succession when the three year old filly Go Go Grace scored an effortless win in the 1100 metre third race.

Being first up after a spell Go Go Grace made it a back to back race win for Macdonald and Gluyas when she recorded a well placed win.

The Macdonald/Gluyas/Lindop combination made it a perfect hat trick when Counter Pulse took out the 1200 metre fourth race.

Having its second run after a spell Counter Pulse led all the way.

Apprentice Matthew Poon, who will leave Adelaide in ten days to return to his native Hong Kong where he will be apprentice to former Adelaide trainer David Hall, was successful when it and a Bit won the 1600 metre fifth race.

Bringing up his second successive win the Mick Huxtable prepared It and a Bit came from a rearward position with a powerful run over the last 200 metres.

Apprentice Victor Wong and his master Richard Jolly tasted victory when Karacatis led all the way to bring up his tenth win from forty-eight starts in the 1100 metre sixth race.

After taking out the Group 1 Australian Guineas with Hey Doc trainer Tony McEvoy won his second feature race in ten minutes when his tow year old filly Time Awaits took out the listed Cinderella Stakes which was run over 1050 metres.

Piloted by stable rider Damien Thornton Time Awaits came down the outside with a blistering run late in the race.

The magic of the Warrnambool stable of Darren Weir once again prevailed when Master of Arts took out the Group 3 Lord Reims Stakes of 2600 metres.

Piloted by John Allen Master of Arts steadily improved to take out the traditional lead-up race to the 3200 metre Adelaide Cup.

Stone Warrior proved himself a good horse when he brought up his second win from ten starts in the 1600 metre final event.

Prepared by Lee and Anthony Freedman and having the services of Daniel Moor Stone Warrior was well placed.