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Daily Roundup For Tuesday July 28

Breednet - Tuesday July 28
A quick overview of today's results covering maiden winners, first season sire placegetters, second season sire winners and highest priced winners.
Maiden Winners
Taree
3f Qadira Star (Star Witness x Qahira)
Race 1
4g Flying Mojo (Uncle Mo x Pointed)
Race 2
2f La Girl (Not A Single Doubt x La Fluorescent)
Race 3
Moe
2f Maddox (Deep Field x Cobblestones)
Race 1
3f Willygood (Reset x Willysfilly)
Race 2
3f Jazzles (Ocean Park x Glaze)
Race 3
3g Sky Hero (Sebring x Madame Flurry)
Race 4
Cairns
3f Mission Road (Carrara x Crystal Moss)
Race 1
3g Stolen Diamonds (Mahisara x Diamonds'n'pearls)
Race 2
First Season Sire Placegetters
Second Season Sire Winners
Deep Field
2f Maddox (ex Cobblestones)
Moe
Hampton Court
3g Men In Tights (ex Frisco Flyer)
Taree
Top Priced Winners
La Girl - MM GCYS $360,000
2f (Not A Single Doubt x La Fluorescent)
Taree
Sky Hero - Inglis PYS $210,000
3g (Sebring x Madame Flurry)
Moe
Brilliant Mind - MM AYS $155,000
4g (So You Think x Starspangled)
Cairns
Flying Mojo - Inglis CYS $85,000
4g (Uncle Mo x Pointed)
Taree
Stolen Diamonds - MM GCMYS $21,000
3g (Mahisara x Diamonds'n'pearls)
Cairns
Bangalley Lad - Inglis CYSSB $20,000
6g (Star Witness x Roxy Express)
Taree
Tawhiri - MM GCMYS $16,000
4g (Exceedingly Good x Kakama)
Cairns
Prince Alby - MM TYS $16,000
6g (Monaco Consul x Dubailand)
Moe
Elvaric - Inglis VGYS $12,000
4m (Street Boss x Nadya)
Moe
Bangalley Lad - MM NWSSS $1,000
6g (Star Witness x Roxy Express)
Taree
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