"When he finished sixth over 350m at Goulburn on April 24 he had not previously raced or even trialled on the track,'' Arnold said.
"The distance proved a bit short for him as Final Verdict was climbing all over their backs near the finish and wound up only four lengths from the winner.
"Final Verdict has won three of his four starts at Bulli and ran 22.53 in a 400m Free-For-All for me on April 4 and had previously clocked 22.36 there.
"Box six should not be a worry on Saturday night because Final Verdict loves being drawn out wide.''
"We would be more confident if Fab Two Times was in a 472m event rather than 400m race,'' said Alan Proctor, whose wife Christine trains the 17 months old youngster.
"Fab Two Times is very strong at the finish so we nominated him for 472m last Saturday and again this week but there weren't races available over that distance.
"But he did improve heaps last week because when we trialled him at Bulli he took 22.91 to run 400m so he found plenty last Saturday.
"If Fab Two Times can get across to the rails from his box seven draw he should give a good account of himself.''
"He has really taken to Bulli, he chases hard there and while Fontezza has won 11 of his 23 races, Bulli is his favourite track.
"But I would have preferred him boxed out wide and he has drawn three on Saturday.
"With dogs like Hardaway Titan and Rumble Master in the race Fontezza can't afford to put a foot wrong.''
