Running off the backmark of 4.25 metres, the Melbourne native chased down the field to win the $8500 showcase on Sunday.

She didn't hide her excitement after beating a quality field, which included Ballarat's Tara Domaschenz, who finished fourth off a 4.50-metre mark.

The accolades didn't end there. Lane also took home a bonus $500 after recording the fastest female performance in the heats.

After running third at the event in 2018, she said she wanted to go a couple better.

"It has been one of my favorite meets to come to since I started doing the circuit," she said.

"Two years ago i made the final and this time I really wanted to win."

Lane rode a quick start to to edge out Buninyong's Tiana Sillito, who finished runner-up in a time of 13.849.

After making up ground through the middle section, Lane said she needed to come home strong.

"Once I got through the middle section I tried to keep the legs turning as much as I could," she said.

The result marked the second runner-up finish in as many years for Sillito, who ran off a 15.50 metre mark.

After getting off to a good start, the 19-year-old said she struggled down the stretch.

"Ebony beat me in my heat so I always knew she would be there," she said.

Meanwhile, Ballarat's Grace O'Dwyer claimed the 400-metre open handicap in a time of 47.975 seconds, off a 72-metre mark.