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Auto - Saturday March 15
Rosehill R4 - Enviable (2f Frankel x Boujie Girl); Chris Waller; $825,000
Gosford R3 - Mercantilist (3f Capitalist x Angel's Choice); Sara Ryan; $420,000 Trial winner
Wanganui R1 - Cease And Desist (2c Zoustar x No Evidence Needed); M and S Walker and Bergerson; Sibling to Move To Strike; $400,000
Eagle Farm R7 - Before Anyone Else (2f Better Than Ready x Not A Single Woman); Tony Gollan; $370,000 Trial winner
Eagle Farm R1 - Tintaura (3f Spirit Of Boom x Tinto); Matthew Hoysted; $250,000
Gosford R2 - I Am Overs (2f I Am Invincible x Defy The Odds); Annabel and Rob Neasham and Archibald; Sibling to Leicester; $240,000
Sha Tin R3 - Honest Witness (3g Written By x Sudden Wealth); David Hayes; $220,000 Trial winner
Eagle Farm R1 - Balance The Books (3f Capitalist x Shuwaamekh); Tony Gollan; $200,000 Trial winner
Narrogin R2 - Dreamshow (4m Magnus x Dreamalong); Neville Parnham; Sibling to Black Fantasy; $160,000
Ascot R3 - Spicy Thang (2f Toronado x Single Spice); Luke Fernie; Sibling to Ima Single Man; $120,000
Sha Tin R4 - Dazzling Fit (3g Ribchester x Sapphire Lass); David Eustace; $115,000 Trial winner
Sha Tin R3 - Glaciated (3g Frosted x Infra Dig); P C Ng; $100,000 Trial winner
Ascot R3 - Hey True Blue (2g Blue Point x Truly Belong); Steve Wolfe; $85,000 Trial winner
Eagle Farm R7 - Blinding Speed (2f Better Than Ready x Blinding Fast); Lee Freedman; $35,000 Trial winner
Gosford R2 - Outcast Ally (2f Pariah x Always Allison); Bjorn Baker; $16,000 Trial winner
Ascot R3 - Desert Life (2f Russian Revolution x One Mississippi); Michael Lane; $10,000 Trial winner
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