The race record for the Ladbrokes Golden Easter Egg stands at Tommy Shelby's 29.27 in 2021 and with Mackenna having won her past two Wentworth Park races in 29.20 and 29.28 there is every chance the record could be broken on Saturday night.
Mackenna has drawn nicely in box two in the 520m final after all-the-way wins from boxes eight and six at Wentworth Park on March 30 and last Saturday and given a dry track with another good getaway she could become the fastest Easter Egg winner since the race's inception in 1990.
Darryl Thomas, whose partner Michelle Sultana trains Mackenna, said: "We just hope it is a cleanly run race and nobody has any bad luck.
"Mackenna's draw looks okay and with a clear run and no bad luck she should be hard to beat.''
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Fastest Easter Egg winners apart from WA's Tommy Shelby were the mighty Victorian Fernando Bale in 2015 and last year's winner Simply Limelight, both clocking 29.48.
Even the great She's A Pearl took 29.73 to take out the 2022 final.
Zipping Megatron boasts the outstanding Wentworth Park strike rate of seven wins and two seconds from nine starts and he looms as the main danger to Mackenna.
Mackenna's trainer Michelle Sultana has qualified with Victorian-owned Al's Entity for Saturday night's group one Farrell's 720m Association Cup final and her partner Darryl Thomas gives their dog a strong hope.
Thomas said: "Al's Entity has a nice draw in box three and from there we give him a good chance of finding the early lead.
"If he does he will be hard to run down.''
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In the heats Palawa King, who has box five in the final, won in 42.19 with Al's Entity clocking 42.26 and Valpolicella, who has drawn nicely in eight, winning in 42.29.
Both Palawa King and Valpolicella came from a long way back in their heats while Al's Entity trailed tearaway leader Bella Una until leaving the back straight before hitting the front near the home turn.
Jack Smith, trainer of Palawa King, said: "My dog is raring to go, he is as good as ever.''
Box five doesn't worry Smith who is accustomed to Palawa King flopping out of the traps and then threading his way through the field.
Zipping Megatron's trainer Jason Magri is the only trainer with two finalists in Saturday's listed Ausure Ultra Sense final, 520m, named after the inaugural Easter Egg winner.
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Wallacia Mist holds a massive advantage on heat times with a 29.55 all-the-way effort, but Magri gives his pair Stop It (box one, 29.85 in his heat) and Speedy Pie (box three, 29.72) great chances.
"Stop It has more early speed but he is a risky beginner.
"He is perfectly drawn in box one so long as he doesn't miss the kick again like he did in his heat.
'If he does that again Sparra's (trainer Sam Sultana) bitch Au Contraire, who has box two, might crowd him in the run to the first turn.
"Au Contraire wants to go to the fence so Stop It can't afford to bungle the start.
"Speedy Pie is really well positioned in box three because she is outside Au Contraire and should be able to outpace Leg Speed, in box four, and Betty Birdcage in five, to the first corner.''