Driven by Michael Rodrigues, he won the A division of the Free For All in 1:06.1.

The other heat was won by Rocket Ride and Bobby DeGraffe in 1:07, while both heats in the B division were won by Eddie Roque's Tuxedo's Bow Tie -- this week's only double winner -- in identical times of 1:07.

Joe Viera's four-year-old, Bermuda-bred Tux's Little Rocket, the smallest pony on the track, won the first race of his career.

He captured the second heat of the 1:13.4-1:15.4 C division time bar in 1:16.2. He nosed out Abbie's M&M (Arthur Hurst) and Crunch Time (Colby Sousa) was a close third.

Trott Acre Byrd, driven by Robert Lopes, won a thrilling Junior Free For All B division race, coming from behind to edge out Gusto's Cracker Jack (Bobby DeGraffe) in a time of 1:09.

In a blanket finish, Cracker Jack clocked 1:09.2 and third-placed Grand Magic 1:09.4, while Jennifer Time was a further fraction of a sceond back in fourth.

Jennifer Time and Pascal Duckett won the second heat in 1:10.1.

The next race day is this Saturday, post time 6.30 p.m.

WOMEN'S SOCCER SOC PHC 1 Wolves Girls 2 Two goals from Janikia Lightbourne ensured Wolves Girls' journey west on Saturday night was a worthy one, as they derailed the hopes of PHC at Somerset Cricket Club.

Lightbourne struck in the 28th minute to give Wolves the early edge, only to see Dionne Pitt equalise three minutes later for PHC.

It looked as if the teams would be forced to settle for a share of the spoils, but that was before Lightbourne popped up yet again in front of the home goal and planted the ball in the back of the net.

Royals 3 Prospect 0 Tanya Semos was the two-goal hero for Royals, who emerged convincing 3-0 winners over visiting Prospect during Sunday's match at St. John's Field.

Semos struck in quick succession in the first half, finding the target in the 33rd and 37th minutes.

It was then left to Laurie Murphy to cap the scoring with a 60th minute tally.