Brook won both C-grade handicaps and the opening scratch race as Heather Ticehurst was the winner of the eight lap scratch race, with Haylee Fuller, Brodie Wheeler and Zara Fuller filling the lower steps of the podium throughout the evening.

Michelle Fuller, Lachie Clark, Kevin Couper and Mitch Hines spread the D-grade victories amongst themselves, leaving Sarah Granger, Jason Canobie and Helen Hines to fill the minor placings.

Alex Russell, Matt Fuller, Dylan Eather and Sam Fitzgerald shared the wins across the four B-grade events, while Danny Barber, Eather, Russell, Fuller and Fitzgerald also taking out the minor placings.

The four A Grade events were run at a frenetic tempo as Kurt Eather scored another three victories.

Chris Couper took out the remaining scratch race with Adam Mitchell, Jason Farr and Luke Ensor recording placings.

Trent Hines won two of the four junior division one events.

Siblings Louis and Isabelle Russell claimed the other two wins.

Will Gilbert was awarded rider of the night for his three wins in junior division two, with Emily Hines also crossing the line first in that divisions three lap scratch race.

Junior development riders were again impressive as they continue to develop their skills on the track, with Zoe and Mason Shanks, George and Hugh Mitchell, Jarryd Fuller, Eva, Isabelle and William Marchant, Hamish Murphy and Ella Mann all performing well throughout the evening.

Dubbo Cycle Club will send a strong group of riders to the NSW Country Track Championships and Craig Stewart Electrical Golden Wheelrace Carnival at Wagga this weekend.

Danny Barber, Chris Couper, Dylan and Kurt Eather, Luke Ensor, Zara, Zac, Haylee, Imogen and Makayla Fuller, Isabelle Russell and Mike Ticehurst will compete at the two-day event.

The Dubbo City Toyota Track Racing Series continues next Tuesday night for both the senior and junior riders.

Next Tuesday will see the first rounds of the Wheelrace series contested, with four-lap wheelraces for the juniors, men and women.

Dubbo Hour Record: October will see the return of the Hour record to be run on Monday, November 14 and Monday, November 28.

Members are asked to remember only two riders are able to make an attempt per day so they need to book in early to avoid missing out.

Track Training: Training is on the night of Thursday, October 27. Juniors will go from 5pm to 6.30pm while the seniors will go from 6.30pm onwards.

In other events coming up soon for the club, the Craig Stewart Electrical Golden Wheel Track Carnival is at Wagga Wagga on October 29 while the NSW Country Track Championships are also on that date.

Anyone looking for more details on that can visit the Cycling NSW Website for more details. The address is www.nsw.cycling.org.au.

For more information on the club visit the club’s website at www.dubbocycleclub.com.au or check out Dubbo Cycling Club on Facebook or Twitter