When Jemma Coney returns home for the Tamworth harness meeting on Thursday afternoon, she will be looking to equal her winning effort from last week's Newcastle meeting.
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The 18-year-old, who is currently working for the Clayton Harmey stables at Cessnock, drove a winning double at Newcastle when she piloted Bobsled Boy and Britney Jane to wins.
"It was my first Newcastle double - I wasn't expecting it at all," she said.
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Coney has accepted two drives outside the Harmey stables for the Tamworth meeting.
She will pilot Penny A Packet, for Tamworth trainer Russell Murray, in the Roadwork Industries Pace and last-start winner Mickey Ramone, for the Tony Missen stables, in the M & M Office National Tamworth Pace.
Coney's partner Blake Hughes will handle the runners for the Harmey stables - in Rocknroll Rhythm, Classy Trim and Choisir Damour.
Hughes is sitting on 107 wins in the Harness Racing NSW concession drivers premiership - four wins behind Tom Ison.
Hughes leads the drivers premiership at Tamworth.
