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Justin Potter continued his good run when he rode Pool Pony to a win in the opening event 1542 metres at Morphettville on Saturday.
Bringing up his second win in a row the Wayne Francis and Glen Kent prepared Pool Pony came from a rearward position to meet with success.
Jacob Opperman rode his second winner in twenty -four hours when Test the Law took out the 1800 metre second race.
Prepared at Murray Bridge by Matthew Seyers Test the Law raced in a forward position before going on to win.
Trainer Cory Reardon received a nice birthday present when his charge Grinzinger Prince won the 1200 metre third race.
Giving Emily Finnegan a further winner Grinzinger Prince came with a very late run from last to meet with success.
The first starter Nosie by Nature put in a good run to win the 1050 metre fourth race.
Having the services of Lachlan Neindorf the Craig Curtis prepared Nosie by Nature raced in a forward position to open his winning account.
Margaret Collett continued her good strike rate when se rode Alainge to a win in the 1600 metre fifth race.
Trained at Murray Bridge by Stuart and binging up his second successive win Alainge came from well back with a strong run over the concluding stages.
Apprentice Will Price last his 1.5 kg claim when he steered Canford to a win in thee 2500 metre sixth race.
Prepared by Ryan Balfour and breaking a long spell of outs Canford came from last with a big run over the concluding sages.
Trainer Jon O'Connor was well pleased with the win of Winning Revolution in the 1050 metre seventh race.
Coming off a last start third and ridden by stable apprentice Britney Wong Winning Revolution came from a midfield position to bring up win three from twenty-two starts.
A good ride by Jason Holder saw Rebel Consortium take out the 1800 metre eighth race.
Being under the care of Andrew Gluyas and coming off a last start second Rebel Consortium sat one off the pace for the journey of the race.
Jacob Opperman landed his second winner for the day when Mighty Sapphire took out the 1200 metre final metropolitan race for the 2023.
Coming out of the emerging Gawler stable of Arron Bain and Ned Taylor Mighty Sapphire came from almost last with a very late run to win.
