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Auto - Sunday October 8
Hawkesbury R2 - Until Valhalla (3f Snitzel x Bislieri); C and D Maher and Eustace; Sibling to Sofia Rosa; $425,000
Sha Tin R5 - Robot Fighter (4g I Am Invincible x Romany Flyer); K L Man Man; Sibling to Invincible Star; $300,000
Coonamble R5 - Imezaaki (3g Ocean Park x Kazemi); Bjorn Baker; $200,000
Hawkesbury R2 - Inquisitive Legend (3f Zoustar x Ask Me How I Know); L and C Curtis; $200,000
Bendigo R5 - Don't Hope Do (3c So You Think x Letsdothis); Simon Zahra; $160,000
Hawkesbury R3 - Feel The Magic (3g Rubick x Dream Genie); Stephen O'Halloran; $40,000 Trial winner
Northam R1 - Riseanfall (3f Bondi x Moreish); Joy Kelly; $26,000 Trial winner
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