The winners keep rolling in for Lucy Fiore, who added another to her growing tally at Kalgoorlie on Sunday aboard Feuding in the final race of the day.

It came just 24 hours after she dominated Bunbury with four victories and narrowly missed a fifth.

Her strong weekend takes her 2024-25 tally to 123.5 wins, nudging ahead of injured rival Chris Parnham (123) in the national jockeys’ premiership.

Only Blake Shinn (150) and Willie Pike (140.5) have ridden more winners this season.

Fiore’s hot form continues a career renaissance, a decade on from her stunning apprentice debut when she outrode her claim faster than any WA junior.

She’s already eclipsed her best-ever season, a goal she set after winning the Listed Sheila Gwynne Classic (1400m) on Generosity.

She later ran fifth in the Group 1 Goodwood (1200m) and won the Northam Stakes (1300m) on West Star.

Fiore is set to chase another feature this Saturday at Pinjarra aboard Admiration Express in the Strickland Stakes.

“She was a really good run the other day and I thought she was super,” Fiore told Tabradio.

Fiore and Admiration Express were runners-up in last year’s Group 1 Northerly Stakes (1800m), and will reunite with eyes on Strickland success.