Tawny Pete ($2.40) thundered down the home straight to claim the $19,000, 1100-metre Mainline Plumbing Handicap on Sunday afternoon.
Trainer Paul Roberts and rider Glen Smith appeared hopeful after Tawny Pete left the barrier and moved ahead of the field.
Unfazed throughout the race, Tawny Pete crossed the line a full five-and-a-half lengths ahead of second-placed Cold as Cold.
Steve Wolfe-trained Go Crying ($5.50) took out the All American at Magic Millions Handicap.
Following a poor start, Go Crying and rider Peter Knuckey struggled to move up the field.
The bay gelding went on to finish three-quarters-of-a-length ahead of Wanted Desire.
The 1675m Southern Built Homes and Sheds Handicap saw rider Daniel Staeck and Mouquet ($5) cross the line in style.
After settling in second, the brown mare was first past the 800m mark and the turn.
Mouquet finished a neck in front of Kia Ora Star and two lengths ahead of Awesome As.
Race favourite Tradement ($2.80) took out the $16,500 William Barrett and Sons Handicap, finishing a short-half-head in front of The Divine Wind.
Bunbury Turf Club will deliver more Christmas Racing action on December 23.
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