Gråberg took three of the seven at Bro Park

Per-Anders Gråberg rode three winners in the rain at Bro Park and settled the day’s best-paid race by the minimum on the back of the Patrick Wahl-trained Green Exceed. Kajsa Svensson Holmsten was behind the only training double on the card, and Niels Petersen’s Bullet Bling won the three-year-old race by seven lengths.

Green Exceed wins ahead of I Am Yankee. Photo: Elina Westrin / Svensk Galopp.

It was Per-Anders Gråberg’s afternoon at Bro Park. In rain and 14 degrees he rode three of the seven winners, which brought in 142,440 Swedish kronor of the day’s total of 595,500.

Gråberg opened in the Class 5 race over 1600 metres on the dirt track, where Stall Malmborg HB’s Magically (Intello) won comfortably by two lengths. Caroline Malmborg also had the runner-up, Forty Love (Juniper Tree).

The winning three-year-old filly was bred by Tor Harry Sigfridsson.

The day’s best-paid contest, the Class 2 handicap over 1200 metres worth 114,000 kronor, was settled after a tight duel.

Gråberg got Green Exceed (Exceed And Excel) pressed home in front of Julian McLaren’s I Am Yankee (Freud) with Malin Holmberg, while Dreamdust (Zoffany) finished third, half a length away.

The five-year-old gelding is trained by Patrick Wahl and runs for Rönnsumak Ent, Heudden and Blondino.


Per-Anders Gråberg takes his third winner of the day on the back of Lady Is Back. Photo: Elina Westrin / Svensk Galopp.

Gråberg’s third triumph came in the juvenile maiden, where Rc-Horse HB’s Lady Is Back (Starman) won easily by a length and a quarter for Roy Arne Kvisla. Patrick Wahl’s Michelle Est Belle (Appel Au Maitre) followed in second, while Franklin (Barocci) was third.

In the day’s other two-year-old race — the 2-årslöpning over 1600 metres worth 100,000 kronor — Maikel Narvaez Bravo answered back.

He won comfortably by a length and three-quarters on Ksh Racing AB’s Great Lou (Calyx). Next came Niels Petersen’s Jacanito (Torquator Tasso) and Ylva Brandt’s Merry Ann T (Churchill), separated by the minimum.


Maikel Narvaez Bravo wins with the two-year-old Great Lou. Photo: Elina Westrin / Svensk Galopp.

It was Narvaez Bravo’s second win of the day, and both came for the same trainer. Kajsa Svensson Holmsten had also won the Class 3 handicap with Teleko Racing’s Nova Kalejs (Space Blues), who on her long-awaited comeback beat Dharwin (Moohaajim).

The training double was the only one on the card.


The three-year-old Bullet Bling takes his first win since last year’s Skånelandlöpning. Photo: Elina Westrin / Svensk Galopp.

Niels Petersen, for his part, had the most convincing performance of the day. In the three-year-old race over 1600 metres on dirt, Bling Enterprise’s Bullet Bling (Violence) won emphatically by seven lengths under Carlos Lopez, ahead of Annika Sjökvist’s Sir Brian (Zaahid) and Euro (Mutajally).

The day closed with the purebred Arabians, where Terese Compier both trains and owns the winner:

Madja De Faust (Madjani) won comfortably by a length and three-quarters under Alina Öhgren, ahead of Camilla Nilsson’s Rich Al Tair (Al Tair) and Top Notch MKR (Dahess).


Bro Park · Saturday racing

The day in numbers

Seven prize races on Saturday 26 September 2026 · every finisher counts, appearance money included

54 finishers · SEK 595,500 shared out · bonuses of SEK 41,024 are not included · the qualifying race is left out

The story of the day

Gråberg took three of the seven

Per-Anders Gråberg won the Class 5 race on Magically, the day’s biggest — the Class 2 handicap — on Green Exceed by a nose, and the juvenile maiden on Lady Is Back. Maikel Narvaez Bravo answered with two, and Kajsa Svensson Holmsten was behind both of them as the only training double on the card.

3 / 7races won by Per-Anders Gråberg

1training double: Kajsa Svensson Holmsten

5 / 7won by Irish-bred horses

Green Exceed won the day’s richest race, the Class 2 handicap worth SEK 114,000, by a nose for Patrick Wahl · SEK 57,000

Trainerstop 8 by prize money won

1Patrick Wahl1 winSEK 89,500
2Kajsa Svensson Holmsten2 winsSEK 89,000
3Niels Petersen1 winSEK 69,000
4Caroline Malmborg1 winSEK 63,700
5Roy Arne Kvisla1 winSEK 52,800
6Julian McLaren0 winsSEK 38,400
7Terese Compier1 winSEK 26,000
8Annika Sjökvist0 winsSEK 24,660

Jockeystop 8 by prize money won

1Per-Anders Gråberg3 winsSEK 142,440
2Maikel Narvaez Bravo2 winsSEK 107,200
3Carlos Lopez1 winSEK 85,980
4Alina Öhgren1 winSEK 80,100
5Elione Chaves0 winsSEK 38,620
6Malin Holmberg0 winsSEK 37,860
7Jacob Kvisla0 winsSEK 29,000
8Rebecca Stålhandske0 winsSEK 21,740

Ownerstop 8 by prize money won

1Rönnsumak Ent, Heudden, Blondino1 winSEK 57,000
2Ksh Racing AB1 winSEK 50,000
3Rc-Horse HB1 winSEK 46,500
4Bling Enterprise1 winSEK 45,000
5Teleko Racing1 winSEK 39,000
6C Andersson, Heudden, Rönnsumak Ent0 winsSEK 32,500
7Stall Forward – Easy0 winsSEK 28,500
8Stall Malmborg HB1 winSEK 27,500

Sirestop 8 by prize money won

1Exceed And Excel1 winSEK 57,000
2Calyx1 winSEK 50,000
3Starman1 winSEK 45,000
4Violence1 winSEK 45,000
5Space Blues1 winSEK 39,000
6Freud0 winsSEK 28,500
7Intello1 winSEK 26,000
8Madjani1 winSEK 26,000

Breederstop 8 by prize money won

1Tinnakill Bloodstock & Jack Cantillon1 winSEK 57,000
2Mark & Stephanie Hanley1 winSEK 50,000
3Derek Smullen1 winSEK 45,000
4Ringfort Stud Ltd1 winSEK 45,000
5Coseda Ltd1 winSEK 39,000
6Tor Harry Sigfridsson1 winSEK 35,900
7Dennis & Deborah Petrisak0 winsSEK 28,500
8SARL Haras De Saint Faust m.fl.1 winSEK 26,000

Trained in

1Sweden52 horses6 winsSEK 526,500
2Norway2 horses1 winSEK 69,000

Born in

1Ireland14 horses5 winsSEK 302,940
2Sweden22 horses1 winSEK 162,840
3USA6 horses0 winsSEK 52,200
4France5 horses1 winSEK 45,980
5Great Britain7 horses0 winsSEK 31,540

Every finisher counts (Swedish appearance money of SEK 1,500 included) — bonuses are not included.
Top 8 per category by prize money won. Country of birth from each horse’s own country code (no code = Sweden).

GalopSport.dkSource: Svensk Galopp’s sports system and the racecard

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