Pimpala Secret provided veteran New South Wales rider Greg Ryan with his biggest win when he scored a strong on speed win in the listed Hawkesbury Guineas (1600m) on Saturday.

Despite having ridden thousands of winners during his long career, Ryan had never ridden the winner of a race with a purse as high as $150,000.

Trained at Warwick Farm by Marc Conners, Pimpala Secret made it two wins for the week following a victory at Bathurst on Monday.

"It was a confidence boost for him," Conners said. "We took him (to Bathurst) to make him a racehorse because he'd been bludging a bit on us."

"It was a 1400 metre race and we put the blinkers on and we drew barrier one like today and he won exactly the same way."

"He gave him the confidence boost - he's turned it around and he's got the job done for us today."

"Winning form is good form."

Conners said he felt his charge would perform well today, but knew he was stepping up alot in grade.

"I was very happy with him - but it was a very good race."

Today's win was the fifth in 10 starts and along with his two minor placings he's earned his lucky connections an ever increasing $219,100.

He's turning out a great money spinner considering he cost the Pimpala Park Thoroughbreds team just $3,500 from the 2008 Magic Millions National Weanling Sale - plucked from the draft of Willowbend Stud.

Pimpala Secret is the 15th stakes winner for La Montagna's sire Monashee Mountain.

He is one of two winners and a placegetter from three named foals for the unraced General Nediym mare Secret Dancer.

Secret Dancer is from the lightly raced and placed Archregent mare Regent Finale - a full sister to Magic Night Stakes winner Romantica.