Placed on debut behind Who's Clang the daughter of Impending scored an impressive 2.4 length Morphettville won on the Parks track on November 19, her two starts earning connections $47,140 in prizemoney and an additional $22,250 in Racing Rewards SA bonuses.

The two-year-old looks a bargain buy after being picked up for just $40,000 at the 2021 Inglis Classic sale in Melbourne.

"Wakanjeja had the best action of any horse we bought in 2021,'' Bloodstock agent Suman Hedge and part-owner said.

"She's not big but is so athletic. She's very exciting,'' he said.

Richard and Chantelle Jolly 's brilliant season continued in November.

Aside of training their second highest number of winners for 2022, they were the highest nominator banking $8,750 while the combination had another $2,220 jump in via training bonuses to take their season tally to $8,480 in Racing Rewards.

Gordon Richards and Damien Moyle's Zufasta remains the season's highest earner having earnt $47,700 in bonuses.

Zufasta picked up his first bonus in October via a Morphettville win and repeated that feat when he defeated Noble Magnate on November 26.

Goldin Farms is the season's leading nominator having collected $28,150 while stallion Akeed Mofeed has earnt $86,550 in bonuses.