Diamond Classic heat winners Bettagetonpip and Copper Head Lady have emerged as big winners from the barrier draw for Friday night’s final, drawing barriers one and two respectively.

Trainer Michael Young knows he’s got a feature race contender in his stable in the form of Flybye Lou.

Penny Black NZ made her way from New Zealand to the stables of Michael Young some months ago, for the eye watering price tag of $100,000, but on Monday she began to repay her owners with a first up win at Pinjarra.

Michael Young continues to show his class, with the Mardella based 34-year-old claiming top prize in the $35,000 Grafton Electrical Northam Pacing Cup on Saturday night with the well performed Watching Our Coin NZ.

Trainer Michael Young admits he isn’t sure what to make My Ultimate Chevron, ahead of his WA debut in tonight’s Christmas Gift (2130m) at Gloucester Park.