Fastestgirlintown has claimed two wins at Wagga at big odds of $34 with her trainer-driver and part-owner Molly Turton urging her on.

Importantly for Turton the victory meant additional funds being raised for Team Teal which raises money for ovarian cancer research.

Each time a female driver wins a race $400 is donated to the cause during February and March with thousands of dollars having been raised for several years.

All female drivers wear teal coloured driving pants during the promotion.

For 21-year-old Turton she was glad to produce a win not only for herself, but for a great cause.

"It's a bit of extra money for Team Teal and I also train and drive her myself so it's very rewarding," Turton said.

"I race her with my Mum and she has won a few races for us. She had a bit of luck with the good draw and the leader drifting off which allowed me to get through."

The Junee trainer-driver is a graduate of the mini trotting ranks and only has Fastestgirlintown in training.

The mare has now nine of her 62 and has banked over $85,000 in prizemoney but Turton's plans are simple.....keep racing and hopefully winning before the mare is retired to stud.

"I may keep her racing for another season, but eventually she will become a mum," she said.

There was plenty of success for Junee trainers across the bumper 10-race card.

Shes Courageous scored her seventh race win for owner Sarah White and her uncle, trainer Trevor White in one of the closest finishes yet at Riverina Paceway.

Only millimetres separated three horses in the Riverina Security Solutions Ladyship Pace (1740m) with a dead-heat declared for first.

Long shots Majoress Jujon ($51) and Shes Courageous ($26) were joint winners after finishing only a nose in advance of Seattle Trace ($26).

One of the favourites Dancing Chick appeared set to hit the front when she galloped which helped the chances of Majoress Jujon, according to trainer-driver Gerard Cooper.

"She probably wouldn't have won if that didn't happen," Cooper said.

"It's the first dead-heat I have been in and I thought I may have been beaten."

Driver Miranda McLaughlin burst through along the inside with Shes Courageous whose recent form includes three wins and two placings from her past six starts.

Junee's Saul and Bayley Duck also won with Procurement, while Trevor, Patrick and Jane Allamby tasted success with Pensare Princess.

Trevor Allamby said it had been a tough road with Pensare Princess who is one of the last of the progeny to race by her sire - former champion Our Sir Vancelot.

"She can be a real handful, but Patrick gets on well with her and does a lot to get her right," he said.

"She has a fair bit of speed and is settling down so hopefully she can keep improving."

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