“He had no luck in the QTIS Jewel last year and he was still learning his craft,” Wigginton said.
Wigginton bought In Evidence at the Magic Millions yearling sales after he was passed in for $56,000.
“I was the under bidder and I picked him up for $50,000,” Wigginton said.
“I didn’t go down for the sales and only watched it online but I liked his walk and his pedigree page.”
In Evidence is coming off a first-up second to the highly-rated Fine Shot in three-year-old grade over 1200 meters at Rockhampton on February 9.
“I thought his run first-up was enormous as he had to give Fine Shot three kilos,” Wigginton said.