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The Todd Pannell guided Snore Room opened his winning account when he took out the 1000 metre opening event at Murray Bridge on Saturday.

Being under the care of Richard and Chantelle Joly Snore Room  came from a rearward position and ran on strongly to meet with success.

Morphettville trainer John Hyam was very impressed with the win of his three-year-old filly Dolcemente in a 1400 metre second race.

Ridden by Calan Murray Dolcemente  came from well back to power home and open his wining account at start four.

Racing third-up after a spell the Dom Tourneur ridden Hasta La Fiorente took out the 2500 metre third race.

Trained at Naracoorte by Sue Murphy and winning his seventh race with Tourneur in the saddle and his fourteenth win overall Hasta La Fiorente was seen running on from a better than midfield position.

After riding in Melbourne Lacklan Niendorf returned to the local riding scene when Let's Get Down won the 1200 metre fourth race.

Continuing the good run of the Phillip Stokes stable in Adelaide Let's Get Down came from a worse than midfield position to power home and win narrowly.

Todd Pannell landed his second winner for the day when Geminga took out the 1000 metre fifth race.

Making it two wins in succession and winning on his home track the Gary Boyce prepared Geminga raced three-off the pace.

Calan Murray brought up his second winner for the day when he rode Bulls on Parade to victory in the 1400 metre sixth race.

Prepared on the track by Gary and Dean Alexander and having his second start after a spell Bulls on Parade led all the way.

Cranbourne trainer Mark Webb shared in the winning spoils when his charge Outta Compton won the 1400 metre seventh race.

Having the services of Adam McCabe Outta Compton was well placed and went to the line strongly scoring a last stride win.

Todd Pannell brought up his third winner for the day when Smokin' Princess won the 1800 metre eighth race.

Prepared by Michelle Payne at Ballarat Smokin' Princess came from well back with a strong run over the concluding stages to win.

Murray Bridge trainer Peter Hardacre continued his good run on locally trained horses when his charge Press Down won the 1200 metre ninth race.

Having the services of Victorian jockey Neil Farley Press Down was well placed.

Three rings retuned to form when he gave emerging trainer Cody Reardon a win in the 1200 metre final event.

Winning his second race from 16 starts the Alana Livesey guided Three Rings came from well back to meet with success.