Trainer Mick Bell says he will not run Jungle Edge in the transferred Stradbroke Handicap if the track is too firm.
Racing Queensland announced on Monday Brisbane's premier race was to be moved to Doomben following widespread condemnation of the surface at Eagle Farm two days earlier.
While the track had been declared safe after the Eagle Farm meeting, the consensus was it was unfit for group one racing.
Bell, who trains Stradbroke third favourite Jungle Edge, says he was not consulted about the transfer of the meeting on June 10.
The winner of the BRC Sprint at Doomben on May 20, Jungle Edge finished second to the Kris Lees-trained Clearly Innocent in the group one Kingsford-Smith Cup at Eagle Farm on Saturday. "They said they consulted before they made the decision," Bell told Melbourne radio RSN927. "They didn't ring me and they didn't ring Kris Lees.