Vulcan, who won by four lengths, trotted his last 800m in 56.5 and 400m in 27.2. Vulcan is a $1.80 favourite for the Harness Jewels at Ashburton next Saturday.
Major Mark returned the fastest time among the pacers when he won the heat for 3yr-olds in 2.00.3, the last 800m in 58. He won by a head from stablemate Hands Christian.
Pure Power returned the fastest final 800m of 54.8 and 400m in 26.2 when he won the heat for 4yr-old pacers in 2.01. He won by a length from Smiling Shard.
Fly Like An Eagle won the heat for 2yr-old pacing colts and geldings in 2.01, the last 800m in 56.5. He won by a length from Orl Black.
Escapee won the heat for 2yr-old trotters by four lengths from Master Lavros.
Commander Jewel won the heat for 3yr-old trotters by a length and three-quarters in 2.03.9.
Here We Go Again shaded Veste and O Baby at the finish of the heat for 2yr-old pacing fillies in 2.01.6, the last 800m in 57.1.
The 3yr-old filly Collecting won a handicap workout over 2400m in 3.08.1, the last 800m in 57.2.
The favourites for the Harness Jewels in final field betting with the New Zealand TAB:
4yo mare pacer: Lancome $1.70
2yo trotter: Flying Isa $1.40
3yo filly pacer: Carabella $1.10
4yo trotter: Vulcan $1.80
2yo filly pacer: Veste $2
3yo trotter: Paramount Geegee $1.70
3yo pacer: Gold Ace $2
2yo pacer: Fly Like An Eagle $1.90
4yo pacer: Franco Emirate $2.80
• Terrorway remained unbeaten in three starts when successful at Winton yesterday in his first race for four months. He gave trainers Graeme Anderson and Amber Hoffman their 24th win for the season. They share the lead with Phil Williamson among Otago and Southland trainers this season.
Poacher and Ya Dreamin will be spelled after wins at Winton yesterday for Winton trainer Des Baynes. It was the fourth win of the season for Poacher, a 3yr-old raced by The Test syndicate. Three of his wins have been at Winton. He has been driven in his wins by Brendon McLellan. Ya Dreamin, also a 3yr-old, has won twice at Winton in six starts.
Baynes has left Windproof in the care of Peter Davis at West Melton. "She missed a race at Addington on Friday due to seedy toe," Baynes said.
