Horsham apprentice-jockey Tatum Bull had her best Flemington result on Saturday when she rode the Simon Ryan trained Ashford Street to fourth in the Jockey's Celebration Sprint.
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The young hoop then continued her strong form with a win on the Paul Preusker trained Hot Suspect on Sunday in Bendigo.
Saturday's race was the second time racing on the hallowed turf for the 21-year-old and was a significant improvement on her ninth-placed finish aboard Write Enuff on July 17.
Ahead of Bull at Flemington, the Mitchell Freedman trained Zorro's Dream crossed the line first, before Teramia and Modear rounded out the top-three.
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The result continues the good form between Bull and Ashford Street, who before Saturday Bull had steered to two wins and a second from three starts at Casterton, Murtoa and Caulfield.
Bull has now won eight of her last fifty rides, as well as three wins already this season - one with the aforementioned Hot Suspect, one with Quiet Lucky at Echuca and the other coming onboard Buchan Hoaks at Donald.
Following Sundays races, Bull had a card of six races in Mildura on August nine.
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Matt Hughes
Matt is a sports journalist at The Standard.
Matt is a sports journalist at The Standard.
