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Auto - Sunday May 4
Otaki R3 - Kawakawa (2f Per Incanto x Savaplay); Kevin and Stephen Gray; $160,000
Sale R1 - National Code (3f Written Tycoon x Sarraqa); Ben, Will and Jd Hayes; Sibling to Celestial Legend; $160,000
Sha Tin R1 - Win Method (2f Written Tycoon x Sopraffina); C S Shum; Sibling to Get In The Spirit; $135,000
Sha Tin R3 - Team Team Folks (3g Super Seth x Savodara); C W Chang; $120,000 Trial winner
Otaki R3 - Platinum Diamond (2f Hello Youmzain x Spritz); Lisa Latta; $90,000
Sha Tin R3 - Perfectday (3g Gingerbread Man x Sonata); W Y So; $50,000 Trial winner
Devonport Synthetic R1 - Miss Ess (2f Levendi x Europium); John Keys; Sibling to Moment Of Change; $40,000
Devonport Synthetic R1 - Onlyforaminute (2g Needs Further x Sheez On Top); Glenn Stevenson; $36,000 Trial winner
Devonport Synthetic R1 - Roundle Park (2g Spieth x Roundelay); Adam Trinder; $10,000 Trial winner
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Ones to Watch – Bendigo
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