With two on the bounce, the dynamic duo, Barnes and Woodward made the gate and pulled off an impressive 5-1 to propel the Dragons 4-points clear. 

The Isle of Wight bagged their first heat advantage and pulled back 2-points in heat five. Colley, who was out in front leading the race, hit a bump and slid off causing the rest of the riders to lay their bikes down. Colley was excluded and the referee awarded the race win to Williams, with Barnes in second and Ben Ilsley packing in third place. 

With 4-points clear going into the final heat, the Dragons only needed a 3-3 to win the meeting overall. Alcock hit the front first with Woodward close behind him but on the final bend Alcock slowed down due to a flat tyre. Woodward went past him for first place and then Watts just pipped Alcock to second place for a 2-4 heat advantage. 

Carmarthen chief Lawrence Fielding said: “I just want to say a massive well done to all the riders for putting on an entertaining second half meeting. The scores were close to start with but I’m happy that our lads pulled off the win in the end. I would like to say thank you to everyone at the Isle of Wight for making all of us at Carmarthen feel very welcome.