Ron Weston and John Nisbet's Inchcape Rock caused a minor boilover winning the last race at Thoroughbred Park on Friday with Matthew Dale's short-priced favourite I've Got This failing to place.
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The win capped off a solid end to the day with the stable winning the last two races, Nisbet saying it was a "great day".
"Inchcape Rock had done nothing, he went a bit bad last start so we weren't confident but he went really good, really good."
The stable's Perizada beat a strong field in the second last to continue her solid form.
"Perizada is a pretty good mare and it's good that she won," Nisbet said. "We were surprised a bit in the last race but it was a good day."
Matthew Cahill rode both Inchcape Rock and Perizada to take home a double, the only jockey to win more than one for the day.
Dale said the heavy track did not suit his favourite I've Got This in the last.
"He just didn't appreciate the heavy 10 track at the end of the day, there had been eight races on it and it was already a heavy chopped-out track so it just didn't have the confidence there."
His other favourite, Autumn, broke through for her maiden in race five after being the runner-up in her past three starts.
"She [Autumn] ran well, she's been lacking a bit of confidence and she got that today so hopefully she can go on with it now," said Dale.
"She had obviously had three seconds in a row and broke through today."
The Nisbet and Weston pairing may have trained the last two winners but the Keith Dryden and Scott Collings training pair won the first two with Midnight Obsession and The Big Bomber respectively.
Meanwhile, Queanbeyan trainer Joe Cleary is taking his born-again mare Chaquinta to Rosehill on Saturday for the Queen's Cup.
Chaquinta was bought as a tried horse and was aimed at picnic races but her form has led her to become a dual city winner and will be taking on horses from the star stables of John O'Shea and Chris Waller.
