Apprentice Chris Casterta kept his good run of late going when he guided the Phillip Stokes prepared Phelps Glory to a win in the 1400 metre opening event.

Leading hoop Jamie Kah was quick to join the winners parade when her mount Rushwa took out the 1000 metre second race.

Prepared on course by Ryan Balfour, Rushwa, who was having his third start and registered his first win, was well placed.

Jamie Kah and trainer Ryan Balfour combined in a running double when Magnus Knight took out the 1250 metre third race.

Bringing up a hat trick of wins Magnus Knight started well before drifting back into the body of the field but had enough pace when heads were turned for home to go on and win.

Bay Road lived up to his recent consistency when he won his third consecutive race in the 1000 metre fourth race.

Being under the care of Richard Jolly and having the services of apprentice Victor Wong, Bay Road was near the lead throughout the event.

Border hopping apprentice Chris Caserta won his second race for the afternoon when he guided Set To Sparkle to a win in the 1400 metre fifth race.

Prepared at Kildalton Park by master trainer Tony McEvoy Set to Sparkle led throughout.

The wizardry of Jamie Kah prevailed when she guided Cobber to success in the 1400 metre sixth race.

Bringing up a treble with trainer Ryan Balfour, Kah brought Cobber from a better than mid field position to win.

The Balfour/Kah alliance brought up its fourth winner for the day when Kirona took out the 1550 metre seventh race.

Coming off a last start fifth and bringing up her fifth victory from twenty six starts Kirona came from a rearward position with a withering run to win.

The greatness of the Balfour/Kah combination struck for the fifth time when Trupt took out the 1250 metre final event.

Bring up her fifth win at start twenty-two Trupt came from the rear of the field to run down the opposition in the straight.