![Aaron Bullock pilots Remember Jack to victory at Tamworth on Friday. Picture by Bradley Photographers Aaron Bullock pilots Remember Jack to victory at Tamworth on Friday. Picture by Bradley Photographers](/images/transform/v1/crop/frm/KUhQizDbwW8WqAyPP4x5yp/d7d6f244-d90c-4329-9f53-57219d7072c4.jpg/r0_0_2048_1365_w1200_h678_fmax.jpg)
Aaron Bullock's dream season has continued, after the Newcastle-based hoop rode four winners at Tamworth on Friday afternoon.
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In the midst of his best ever season, the 32-year-old began his great day aboard the Stephen Jones-trained Don'tcha Think in race two - a 1000m maiden plate.
Bullock - who secured Akasawa a berth in the $3 million Big Dance final after a Gunnedah Cup win last month - then rode the Paul Shailer-trained Triple Money to victory in race three, a 1600m maiden plate.
Bullock's third win came aboard the Tracey Bartley-trained Frosbie in race four - a 1200m maiden handicap.
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And then in race eight, he piloted the Jones-trained Remember Jack to victory in a class 2 handicap over 1000m.
Tamworth Jockey Club general manager Jack Penfold said Bullock was "a class above everyone else" at the eight-race TAB meeting.
Bullock has pretty much secured two NSW jockey premierships: the state race and country race.
His triumphs on Friday took his season tally to 155.5 wins.
In the Australian jockey premiership, he is second to James Orman - eight-and-a-half wins adrift.
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