Teagan Voorham has ridden nine winners for the month at a strike-rate of 22 per cent with Neva Doubt Us' Cup victory her fifth win from her past 13 rides and the fourth win aboard the Grant Young-trained veteran.

"To do it (win a Cup) with Grant (Young) on a horse that's been good to me is even better,'' Voorham said.

The race panned out perfectly for backmarker who appreciated a solid tempo up front before rounding up rivals and holding of Ritratto in the run to the line to claim consecutive Clare Cup features.

"This horse has done a good job to go back to back,'' Voorham said.

"They set a quick tempo, he can pull, credit to him I think the fast tempo set it up for us,'' she said.

Voorham had a riding double after winning earlier in the day aboard Field Of Steel, who was the second winner for trainer John Macmillan Leader's Pride won the opening race.

It also capped a successful weekend for the Macmillan team after Texan Windstorm made it three wins in succession at Morphettville on Saturday.

Veteran horseman David Tootell also had a Clare riding a double with the Scott Whittle pair of Archway To Heaven and Final Chance.

AND Jake Toeroek took Morphettville riding honours on Saturday with a double aboard the Michael HIckmott-trained Pontedera before Rodeo proved too strong in the last race for leading trainers Richard and Chantelle Jolly.