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Rosehill R1 - Wodeton (2c Wootton Bassett x Fiera Vista); Chris Waller; $1,600,000
Wyong R5 - Chelsea (3g Written Tycoon x Shoals); Chris Waller; Sibling to Isthmus; $1,000,000
Wyong R4 - Field Master (3g Zoustar x Sheiswhatsheis); Chris Waller; $725,000
Wyong R5 - Sum Invictus (3g I Am Invincible x Apamurra); Chris Waller; $450,000 Trial winner
Wyong R3 - Chilli Crab (3f Written Tycoon x Elouera); Bjorn Baker; $360,000
Rosehill R1 - Giddy Girl (2f Written Tycoon x Kanga's Eye); Annabel and Rob Neasham and Archibald; $320,000 Trial winner
Rosehill R1 - Aligned (2g Russian Revolution x Eiffel Tower); Peter Snowden; $300,000 Trial winner
Flemington R2 - Ethereum Girl (2f Maurice x Moonchild); Ben, Will and Jd Hayes; $275,000 Trial winner
Rosehill R1 - Sanctified (2c Super Seth x Sacred Siren); G and S Ryan and Alexiou; $260,000 Trial winner
Wyong R4 - Automne Tree (3g The Autumn Sun x Sarzameen); Chris Waller; $160,000 Trial winner
Ascot R3 - Messina (2f Tassort x Exodia); Simon Miller; $130,000 Trial winner
Wyong R4 - Until Dawn (3g Pierro x Ciarlet); Ciaron Maher; $125,000 Trial winner
Eagle Farm R1 - Dushenka (2f Doubtland x Tsarina Wonder); Stuart Kendrick; $90,000 Trial winner
Tuncurry R1 - Torendosetta (3f Brave Smash x Trendsetting); Kris Lees; $32,500 Trial winner
Rosehill R1 - Splash Of Steel (2c Winning Rupert x Filly Of Steel); Rodney Northam; $18,000 Trial winner
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