It was an explosion of wins on Saturday December 1, 2007 at the Garrison Savannah, the Third Day of the Barbados Turf Club's Third Racing Season, for owners Lord Michael-Clifton Racing, as they won five races on the day's card including the feature William 'Bill' Marshall DFC SCM Memorial 2-Year-Old Creole Classic Stakes & Trophy (GR.1R. - BAR) with Exploding Lady the only filly entered in the race.

They started the day by winning the first race with Miss Spitfire, followed that up by winning the second race with Brynsynkin, then won the third race with Fully Loaded.

By the fifth race they were back in winners enclosure with Pure Temptation. All four trained by William Clarke and brilliantly ridden by young Chris Husbands who recently teamed up with the stable as first call jockey.

Lord Michael Taylor - Clifton Racing sent a three pronged attack into the feature ninth race and it was the classy Exploding Lady with Richard Lunan in the saddle who again hit the winners enclosure.

In addition to winning five races, their horses also finished second in three other races and as if to put the icing on the cake another of their charges, The Welch Wizard, placed third in the feature.

The Blast Of Storm Handicap for the A & Lower class horses sprinting 1100 metres (5½ furlongs), was won by the Edward Walcott Jnr, trained Sharp Impact with Shane Collymore in the saddle, while Prime 'N' Loaded and Who's Wavering dead-headed for second.

Jockey Chris Husbands was in tremendous form winning four of the first five races and placing second in three others while finishing third in the feature race.

Ricardo Hibbert was the only other jockey to score more than one win on the day. He won Race 4 the with CHICA BUENA and Race 6 with BHANU.

Trainer William Clarke was delighted with his charges as he trained all five winners for owner Lord Michael Taylor- Clifton Racing. Three of his charges also finished second in other races.

Trainer Victor Cheeseman saddled two winners.

Racing continues on Saturday, December 15 with the feature races being the Diamonds International/Audemars Piguet Royal Oak Youth Male Challenge Stakes & Trophy for West Indian Bred 2-Year-Olds (Colts and Geldings only) over 1100 metres (5½ furlongs); the Diamonds International/Audemars Piguet Royal Oak Youth Female Challenge Stakes & Trophy for West Indian Bred 2-Year-Olds (Fillies only) over 1100 metres (5½ furlongs) and the Sir Michael Stoute Barbados Oaks (GR.1RF. - BAR)  for West Indian bred 3 and 4-year-olds (Fillies only) over 2000 metres (10 furlongs). Listed below are the entries for those three (3) races.