Daily Roundup For Wednesday August 5

Breednet - Wednesday August 5
A quick overview of today's results covering maiden winners, first season sire placegetters, second season sire winners and highest priced winners.
Maiden Winners
Canterbury
3g Tectonicus (Not A Single Doubt x Unconditional Love)
3f Tiny (Lonhro x Miniature)
Cranbourne
4g Frag (Shrapnel x Lady Branax)
Sunshine Coast
3g Moonan Me (Hvasstan x Moonan Kathleen)
Cranbourne
3g The Big Easy (Written Tycoon x Sunday Chill)
3g Wertheimer (Tavistock x Wild About Me)
Sunshine Coast
5m Jewel Of The Crown (So You Think x Bianca Jewel)
4g Flybridge (Verrazano x Flying Strike)
Belmont Park
4g Great Waters (Dundeel x Miss Iguacu)
Gawler
3c King And King (Fastnet Rock x Wild Mia)
4g Xingyun (Daunting Lad x Millow)
First Season Sire Placegetters
Real Impact
2nd - 3g Genjiro (ex Graphitic Gaga)
Second Season Sire Winners
Hvasstan
3g Moonan Me (ex Moonan Kathleen)
Olympic Glory
4g Run For Glory (ex Nayana)
Verrazano
4g Flybridge (ex Flying Strike)
Top Priced Winners
Express Fantasy - NZB PYS $360,000
5m (Shamexpress x Fantasy World)
This Is So - Inglis AEYS $280,000
6g (So You Think x So Sydney)
Voila - Inglis AEYSS2 $250,000
5m (Choisir x Milzeel)
King And King - MM GCYS $200,000
3c (Fastnet Rock x Wild Mia)
Saigon - Inglis AEYS $200,000
4m (I Am Invincible x Saigon Tea)
Kookabaa - MM GCYS $185,000
6g (Hinchinbrook x Makemeasupermodel)
The Big Easy - MM GCYS $150,000
3g (Written Tycoon x Sunday Chill)
Super Ex - MM GC2ITS $105,000
6g (Excites x Superb Lady)
Regal Poyse - MM PYS $100,000
4m (Sepoy x Royal Commands)
Flybridge - Inglis CYS $90,000
4g (Verrazano x Flying Strike)
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