However she has a tough barrier draw to overcome.

The mare will start from barrier seven following two unplaced efforts but the Wagga trainer-driver is pleased with her most recent efforts.

"It's a tricky draw but I'm very happy with the way she is going," Harrington said.

"I might just have to go back and play it by ear but if she puts in the run she did when she sat outside them and pulled very hard so should be near winning."

Life Gets Better comes into the race after a fifth at Leeton.

"I'm actually rapt with the way she is going but we just didn't have much luck on Tuesday when she got back and was making a nice run but just hung up the track a bit and they all come out underneath me and I lost my momentum," Harrington said.

"I was super happy with how she was getting to the line after that."

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