The time was stopped at 1.13.5h/1609m for the gelding owned by Ofcourse KB & Bergström Håkan and bred by Tunefalk Carl-Henrik, Gnesta. The first prize in the race was 10,000 SEK.
In Race 1, Levels (by Hard Levin) took his first career victory in his 25th start with Johannes Karlsson. The time was 1.17. 5/2140m for the gelding and the first prize was 10,000 SEK. The team won by a length ahead of Viking Of Love and Juhani Partanen.
In the second race, Teton Glade Credit (by Winner Credit) and Michael Lindblom were the strongest and took their first career win from the seventh start. The margin of victory was a neck ahead of Qatar of GRJ and Magnus S Karlsson.
In Race 4, Philippe Velop (by Express Bourbon) also took his first career victory in the tenth start with Lars-Åke Söderholm. The time was 1.15. 6a/1609m for the gelding and the first prize was 10,000 SEK. The team won by a neck ahead of Pink Fant and Peter Odefors.
Timo Jutila (by One Too Many) and Maria Ottosson crushed the competition in Race 6. The team won by a full 3.5 lengths ahead of Vincenzo and Andreas Andersson.
Time stopped at 1.13.6a/1609m for gelding.
Ten-year-old Lovestory (by Love You) continues to impress despite her age. Along with Anders Justason, she won the eighth race by half a length.
Time stopped at 1.15.0a/1609m.
The third race was won by Navy Zon (by Yarrah Boko) and Andrzej Karasiewicz. The team won in a time of 1.13.2a/1609m. The first prize in the race was 10,000 SEK.
Carl-Erik Lindblom won with Party Dream (by Caballion) in the fifth race. The six-year-old won by a length and recorded a winning time of 1.16.3a/1609m. The gelding won ahead of Wind Fire and Peter Ådefors. Party Dream earned SEK 92,800 in 34 starts.
Red Alert WF (by Paul November) and Magnus S Karlsson won by a long way in Race 7.
Time stopped at 1.13.7a/1609m. The first prize in the race was 10,000 SEK for Red Alert WF, who has now earned 770,363 SEK in 161 entries.
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