Daily Roundup For Thursday July 9

Breednet - Thursday July 9
A quick overview of today's results covering maiden winners, first season sire placegetters, second season sire winners and highest priced winners.
Maiden Winners
Grafton
4g Yulong Base (Scat Daddy x Bailzee)
Kembla Grange
2c Bravado (Toronado x Chabaud)
4m Bride Of Vengeance (Mossman x Lucrezia)
3g El Cohete (Super Easy x Lycme)
Sale
2c Little Town Blues (Exceed And Excel x Truly Wicked)
2g Foxgossip (Foxwedge x Gossamer)
3g Category Five (Sacred Falls x Cyclonic)
4g Wristband (Dansili x Aliante)
Cairns
4g Technician (Skilled x Pahlee)
Pinjarra
3g Giant Leap (Iffraaj x Moonbound)
4g Completed (Dundeel x Sorel Point)
3g Puli (Dick Turpin x Blazing Red Jules)
3g Lucky Heart (Universal Ruler x Mystical Messenger)
First Season Sire Placegetters
Press Statement
3rd - 2g Full Press (ex Max It Out)
Scissor Kick
3rd - 2f Divine Breath (ex Angel's Breath)
Second Season Sire Winners
Sacred Falls
3g Category Five (ex Cyclonic)
Toronado
2c Bravado (ex Chabaud)
Top Priced Winners
Fenech - Inglis AEYS $460,000
3g (Redoute's Choice x National Colour)
Simply Sacred - MM GCYS $330,000
4m (Blackfriars x Simply Wicked)
Evil Cry - Inglis PYS $300,000
5g (Street Cry x Evilweb)
Battle Cry - MM GCYS $300,000
4g (All Too Hard x Affable)
Category Five - NZB K-B1 $260,000
3g (Sacred Falls x Cyclonic)
Wristband - Inglis AEYS $160,000
4g (Dansili x Aliante)
Brilliant Mind - MM AYS $155,000
4g (So You Think x Starspangled)
Completed - Inglis PYS $140,000
4g (Dundeel x Sorel Point)
Jack Derippa - MM GCYSB2 $140,000
4g (Sizzling x Derippa)
Derbari - Inglis PYS $120,000
3g (Dundeel x Swan River)
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