Daily Roundup For Sunday July 12

Breednet - Sunday July 12
A quick overview of today's results covering maiden winners, first season sire placegetters, second season sire winners and highest priced winners.
Maiden Winners
Sha Tin
4g Vigor Champ (Mossman x Eve Angelene)
3g Natural Storm (Pins x Miracle Miss)
3g Sky Field (Deep Field x Laravissante)
Carnarvon
4m Carmurlea (Dick Turpin x Rainforest Sonata)
Sha Tin
4g Kelmimi Wins (Scat Daddy x Oxbow Lake)
Hawkesbury
3f Fire Dragon (Pendragon x Megoz Fire)
3g Aeecee Beau (Rubick x Freezethemillions)
3f Hit The High Note (Deep Field x Jokes N Jazz)
2f Nags To Riches (Written Tycoon x Corporate)
Moonee Valley
2f Wide Awake (Not A Single Doubt x Our Emily Mia)
2c Celestial Sol (Fighting Sun x Lady Phoebe)
3f Ronnani (Darci Brahma x Molly Coco)
3g Altimeter (Lonhro x Altitude)
Grafton
3f Bella Broadway (Shooting To Win x Broadway And Fifth)
4m Les Amoureux (Redoute's Choice x Eau De Joie)
Sha Tin
4g Super Oasis (Rock 'n' Pop x Not Sure)
Gatton
4g Wots Wong (Delago Deluxe x Jardaa)
4m Sizzling Diamond (Sizzling x Inanoff)
Devonport Synthetic
3g Julius (Time For War x Throne Inn)
4g Red Fiore (Fiorente x Red Pixie)
3g Divisor (The Factor x Allegro Jo)
First Season Sire Placegetters
Second Season Sire Winners
Deep Field
3f Hit The High Note (ex Jokes N Jazz)
3g Sky Field (ex Laravissante)
Rubick
3g Aeecee Beau (ex Freezethemillions)
Shooting To Win
3f Bella Broadway (ex Broadway And Fifth)
Time For War
3g Julius (ex Throne Inn)
Whittington
3g General Witt (ex Slugsisterkate)
Top Priced Winners
Natural Storm - NZB K-B1 $420,000
3g (Pins x Miracle Miss)
There You Are - MM GCYS $300,000
4g (Redoute's Choice x Royal Sash)
Braccenby - Inglis AEYS $230,000
7g (More Than Ready x Darsini)
Hit The High Note - MM GCYS $220,000
3f (Deep Field x Jokes N Jazz)
Escaped - MM GCYS $180,000
3g (Exceed And Excel x Se Sauver)
Sky Field - NZB K-B1 $175,000
3g (Deep Field x Laravissante)
Wide Awake - MM AYSS1 $170,000
2f (Not A Single Doubt x Our Emily Mia)
Premio Momento - Inglis R2RS $160,000
5g (Reward For Effort x In The Moment)
Super Oasis - NZB PYS $160,000
4g (Rock 'n' Pop x Not Sure)
Saxton Rock - MM GCYS $150,000
5g (Snitzel x Rockin Babe)
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