There was potential to make serious money at the Woodville Races on May 10, if the punter was in the know, because some very good horses were sprinkled through the fields of the seven races.
The day started with Zedac winning race one and its jockey Dylan Turner going on to win the second with Zed Leppelin, both obviously sired by the very good stallion Zed. Owner of Zed Leppelin, Peter Robertson, was delighted saying "the feeling can't get any better than winning" and complimented both the jockey and the track for being in such fine condition.
The track rated "a fast five" due to the good previous week of weather and some good times were posted.
The race three winner was Under the Bridge, sired by Mettre En Jeu. Owner Adaire Auret said Mettre En Jeu has sired six flat track horses all of which are doing well, the oldest Over the River having just recorded its19th win.
She received her bottle of wine from Tim Mordaunt, principal of race sponsor Property Brokers. Tim had also sponsored his 60-strong Property Brokers team to the races for the day saying "it is quite special to come for a day's racing at a track in the heart of Property Brokers country".