Own­er Hugh Leong Poi had his biggest day in his life as an own­er as on Sat­ur­day when he record­ed three win­ners on the sev­en-race card at San­ta Rosa Park in Ari­ma. Bring­ing him suc­cess were La­dy Bird Wang Chung and fea­ture win­ner Su­per Bird, re­spec­tive­ly.

The vet­er­an own­er who has been around for some 50 years had his first ma­jor suc­cess when he was the co-own­er of the leg­endary Top of The Class which was Triple Crown win­ner of 2003. This horse was co-owned by Mer­lin Sam­lals­ingh and trained by Glenn Mendez.

Leong Poi's hors­es were all trained by cham­pi­on train­er John O'Brien who had an­oth­er bril­liant day, sad­dling four win­ners on Day 21 of the Ari­ma Race Club's (ARC) rac­ing sea­son.

Leong Poi's win­ning tre­ble be­gan in in the sec­ond event when La­dy Bird de­stroyed her field, with Keis­han Bal­go­b­in do­ing the steer­ing.

Leong Poi was back in the win­ner's cir­cle in the fourth event when Wang Chung won by 2 3/4 length for cham­pi­on jock­ey Bri­an Boodram­s­ing.

The best was yet to come for Leong Poi and in the fifth event on the pro­gramme, a cham­pi­on ap­peared in the form of two-year-old Su­per Bird who dom­i­nat­ed his ri­vals from be­gin­ning to end un­der for­mer cham­pi­on jock­ey Ronald Ali in the Grade Two - fea­ture St James and St Ann's Stakes over 1,350 me­tres on the main track.

In the main event, which was open to West In­dies two-year-old colts, geld­ing and fil­lies, Su­per Bird looked to be in a dif­fer­ent league to his ri­vals as he drew off im­pres­sive­ly in the fi­nal 200m to win as the "Ju­ve­nile Cham­pi­on" of T&T.

Day 21 of the ARC rac­ing sea­son be­longed to own­er Hugh Leong Poi.