Emerging prospect Well Timed “is coming good at the right time” to qualify for the $1 million Polytrack Provincial-Midway Championships Final at Newcastle on Wednesday.
Kembla Grange horseman Kerry Parker will attempt to qualify emerging prospect Well Timed for the $1 million Polytrack Provincial-Midway Championships Final when it contests the Wildcard for the event at Newcastle on Wednesday.
Trainer Kerry Parker and Nash Rawiller celebrate Think It Over’s win in the Verry Elleegant Stakes last month.“He’s a horse that is coming good at the right time,” said Parker. “Since he’s come back this time in, he couldn’t have done more. He resumed on a heavy track with a win at Nowra, then backed that up with a good win at Hawkesbury.
“He’s drawn much better at Newcastle and I’d say he’ll go forward and give a good account of himself again.”Wednesday’s race is the final chance for runners to qualify for the lucrative final at Randwick on April 13. The first three over the line at Newcastle will earn a berth in the main event at Randwick on April 13.
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