Cam Rouge, El Jay Lombo, Kurt Angle and Crusaders Castle all won, while Good Living finished second as a short-priced favourite, robbing the stable of a quintet of winners.

The haul capped a great few days for the stable, who prepared Passions Promise to win a Breeders Crown Final at Melton the previous day.

Three of the Davies four were driven by Chris Alford, who also partnered Good Living, and Cuppa Soup to minor place finishes.

Drouin West mare Sahara Miss scored in good fashion in the fifth race of the day.

Trained by Debbie Quinlan for owners Ray Paul and Paul Watkinson, Sahara Miss has only raced for the Quinlan stable briefly since previous trainer Terry Lamont relocated to Flinders Island.

Further wins could be in store for Sahara Miss, who landed some good bets on Monday. The mare was driven by Daryl Douglas, who was lucky to escape injury in a dramatic race fall at Melton the previous Friday.

Douglas was tipped from the sulky in the opening event, and was dragged along the track after his racing silks became caught in the sulky wheel of another competitor.

Trafalgar pacer Coastal Cruiser nearly caused an upset when finishing second in the seventh event. The first three horses over the line had to be separated by the photo finish camera in an exciting result.

Monday’s race meeting, the clubs annual Publicans Day, was very well patronised, and the strong card saw some of the better TAB betting holds of the year. Harness racing returns to Warragul on Friday, September 24.

Meanwhile, Longwarry trotter Me Neither finished a gallant fourth in the two-year-old trotters Breeders Crown Final at Melton last Sunday afternoon.