HORACE LANGFORD JR / PVT Terri Little, 99, won the pro-4 feature Saturday night at the Pahrump Valley Speedway, a quarter-mile dirt oval that returns to action this Saturday, starting at 7 p.m. Advertisement

Joe Rogers Jr. was excited about the show Pahrump Valley Speedway drivers -- and fans -- put on Saturday night.

"We had some great races and a big crowd -- and we had a lot of modifieds racing," said the promoter for the quarter-mile dirt speedway. "We race again Saturday night, then we're off for a week, and we will come back July 14 with a demolition derby." Rogers expects several cars to compete in the demo derby.

Bill Meyer won the modified feature, outracing nine opponents to the checkered flag.

Mark Allison was second, with Dave Jurist third, Todd Nunnally fourth, and Eric Shenberger fifth.

Completing the top 10 were Fred White, Jeff Talley, Tim Helms, Donny Berger, and Rick Durica.

In the super stocks, Dan Snowden outraced Cory Simoneau to the checkered flag. Jon Petaros, Ron Moffatt, David Mader and Chance Zeis completed the top six.

Terry Hiser won the mini-stock main, with Brandon Madan second and Tony Martin third.

Justin Corbin was fourth, followed by Robert Pearson, Anthony Broadhead, and Jonathan Burch.

Terri Little was first and Cory Little was fourth in the pro-4 feature that had the Cottrells -- Rob, Cody, and Court -- finish in the top five.

Court Connell came back to win the Cam Coupes main. David Bongs was second, with Terry Hiser, Richard Grimm and Chris Hewitt in the top five.

In the modified mini feature, Eric Slusher was first, with Bubby Ray second. Keith Long was third and completing the field were Don Wilde, Rick Gast and Tom Buckwater. Car 88 was fourth.