Jointly sponsored by the Mandurah Mail and 97.3 Coast FM, the final meet of the season provided little surprises with most of the betting favourites winning the eight races.

In the opening race, a 1200m two-year-old maiden plate, the three pre-race favourites each filled the top three positions.

Brown/black gelding Our Ol’ Fella, backed as the equal second favourite at $4.60 along with New Zealand galloper Pinzera, placed first ahead of the pre-race favourite Redhage ($4).

Pinzera, trained by Darren McAuliffe, finished third.

Locals Keith Jeffreys and Peter Hall saluted in race two after Nomunnofun crossed the finish line first in race two, a $10,000 1200m maiden plate.

Trainer Jeffreys of Pinjarra, who is also on the Pinjarra Race Club committee, and South Yunderup jockey combined to see the three-year-old filly at $7 odds win ahead of fellow $7 favourite Faslight and the pre-race favourite Sheatar Seacret ($3.70).

The second favourite Step and Go at $3.80 finished fifth.

Considered an each way chance going into race three, a 1200m maiden plate, three-year-old filly Spekkey earned equal favouritism at $4.40 after finishing runner up over the same distance by a neck at Bunbury a week earlier.

Trained by Greg Carige of Bunbury, the galloper with Irish blood (from Ihtiram) did not disappoint with jockey Daniel Staeck guiding her victory from Poppy Jazz ($6) and outsider Executive Power ($16).

Equal favourite Touch and Tell placed seventh.

Another Bunbury trainer in Michael Lane produced a winner in the following race, a 1200m handicap for three-year-olds.

His grey gelding Coppaclip Inn went into the race as second favourite at $4.80 and crossed the line ahead of third backed galloper Mega Steel and the favourite Classy Time at $2.70.

Classy Time’s third place was jockey Alan Kennedy’s second top three finish in as many races.

He also rode Poppy Jazz to second in race three.