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Jay Kay Cee is a 8 year old bay mare. Jay Kay Cee is trained by Ngarie Nelson, at Innisfail and owned by Mrs P Kapernick.
Jay Kay Cee’s last race event was at 14/05/2022 and it has not been nominated for any upcoming race.
Career form is wins, 1 seconds, 1 thirds from 13 starts with a lifetime career prize money of $6,875.
With a 0% Win Percentage and 15% Place Percentage. Jay Kay Cee's last race event was at Mareeba.
Exposed form for its last starts is 0-8-6-5-2.
Last Updated: 14/05/2022
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