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Auto - Wednesday July 2
Warwick Farm R2 - Who I Think I Am (2f So You Think x Crimson Dawn); Ciaron Maher; Sibling to Miss Rose De Lago; $340,000
Northam R1 - Zourun Run (2f Zoustar x Run All Night); Neville Parnham; $250,000
Warwick Farm R2 - Samarelle (2f Savabeel x Smashing); J and T O'Shea and Charlton; $250,000
Warwick Farm R2 - Beside The Ocean (2f Zoustar x Tallow); Chris Waller; Sibling to Farnan, Sandbar; $250,000 Trial winner
Sandown-Lakeside R1 - Licentious (2f So You Think x Miss Promiscuity); Simon Ryan; $220,000
Warwick Farm R2 - Mercy Me (2f Hellbent x Title Holder); Nathan Doyle; $150,000 Trial winner
Murray Bridge Gh R1 - Be Responsible (3g Long Leaf x Tarp); R and C Jolly; Sibling to Sight Success; $140,000 Trial winner
Sandown-Lakeside R1 - Savannah Chill (2f Savabeel x Chilled Out); Ben, Will and Jd Hayes; Sibling to Savacool; $100,000
Eagle Farm R2 - Trickett's Jewel (2f Better Than Ready x Trickett); Olivia Cairns; $60,000 Trial winner
Eagle Farm R2 - Ruthven Rush (2g Spirit Of Boom x Now You See); Kevin Kemp; $60,000 Trial winner
Northam R2 - She's A Sure Bet (3f Sessions x Scala's Quest); Colin Webster; Sibling to Properantes; $60,000
Murray Bridge Gh R2 - Elegant Lilly (2f Written Tycoon x Zsa Zsa G'zel); S and C Oxlade; $30,000 Trial winner
Eagle Farm R2 - Wax On Wax Off (2g Sensei x Janssen); Darryl Hansen; $11,000 Trial winner
Eagle Farm R1 - Miss Adrift (2f Astern x Happy Lassie); Louie Peoples; $5,000 Trial winner
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