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The training combination of Cairon Maher brought up the first leg of a two-state double when Black Sail took out the 1600 metre opening event at Morphettville on Saturday.

Coming off a last start fifth the Barend Vorster guided Black Sail led all the way.

Coming off a last start second Jaazeb was an impressive winner of the 1100 metre second race.

Having the services of Lachlan Neindorf the Gordon Richards and Damien Moyle prepared Jaazeb came from a midfield position with a strong run over the concluding stages.

Manhattan Times showed signs of better things to come when he took out the 1200 metre third race.

Bringing up successive wins the Teagan Voorham guided Leon Macdonald and Andrew Gluyas trained Manhattan Time came from last with a wide run over the concluding stages.

The Map opened his winning account in a tight finish in the 1600 metre fourth race.

Having the services of apprentice Ben Price the Daniel Clarken and Oopy MacGillivray trained The Map came from a midfield position to win.

Trainer Ryan Balfour continued his good run when Canford took out the Group 3 Lord Reims which was run over 2600 metres.

Ridden by apprentice Will Price Canford came from a rearward position with a strong run and could be an outside chance in the 3200 Adelaide Cup on March 14.

Racing second-up after a spell the Talia Hope ridden Zorro's Dream took out the 1100 metre sixth race.

Prepared at Ballarat my Mitch Freedman Zorro's Dream came from last with a strong run over the concluding stages to bring up win five from twenty-one starts.

Resuming from a spell the Campbell Rawiller ridden Travis Doudle trained Struck By ran his rivals ragged when he led all the way to take out the 1200 metre seventh race.

Jockey Barend Vorster brought up a double for the day when he rode Morty to a win in the 1800 metre eighth race.

Being under the care of Shayne Cahill Morty came from a worse than midfield position o snatch victory in the last stride.

Hoop Campbell Rawiller brought up his second winner for the afternoon when Heyington Station took out the1050 metre final event.

Coming into the Will Clarken stable as a tried horse Heyington Station came from a better than midfied position to bring up his fourth  win from nineteen starts.